Following the enthusiasm the initiative has sparked among fans, Xcaret
has tripled the number of tickets it will give away if the National Team advances to the quarterfinals.
Quintana Roo, July 1, 2026. Recent victories by the Mexican National Soccer Team have reignited the enthusiasm of millions of fans eager to see the team reach a stage that has long been a major aspiration for national soccer. Inspired by this moment uniting the country, Xcaret has expanded its initiative, announcing that if the National Team reaches the quarterfinals of the 2026 international tournament, it will give away 150,000 tickets to Xcaret Park.
The initiative, which originally involved 50,000 complimentary tickets, grew in response to fan enthusiasm and the team’s progress. Xcaret is adding 100,000 more tickets so that more Mexicans can celebrate a potential quarterfinal berth off the field.
Registration is open to Mexican adults. If the National Team advances to the quarterfinals, those who have registered in advance will be eligible to receive one of the 150,000 complimentary tickets to Xcaret Park. These tickets are valid for visits between July 8, 2026, and July 31, 2027, subject to availability and compliance with requirements and participation terms.
Few events in Mexico have the power to unite so many people around a shared emotion quite like a tournament of this magnitude. With this initiative, Xcaret aims to ensure that this moment can also be celebrated off the field.
The Setting for the Celebration
Renowned for bringing together nature, culture, and Mexican traditions in a single location, Xcaret Park offers over 50 activities that connect visitors with the country’s natural and cultural heritage. Visitors can explore underground rivers winding through mangroves; visit the aviary, butterfly pavilion, and Artisans’ Village; participate in chocolate and coffee workshops; relax in natural coves; and conclude the day with Xcaret México Espectacular, a performance featuring over 300 live artists that pays tribute to Mexico’s history and cultural richness.