After a day in Monterrey, it was time to head to Guadalajara, and upon arrival, a road trip was taken in the hear of Mexico to visit two off-the-beaten-path parks in Morelia and León.
After exploring the heart of Guadalajara, it's time to find some roller coasters around town visiting a couple of smaller amusement parks and a local major festival.
The last evening in Guadalajara brings an evening of the traditional Mexican style of pro wrestling known as Lucha Libre, and this show is held in one of the most historic venues for the sport.
After Guadalajara comes Cancun. The overall experience of this short visit is a mixed bag due to some early negative experiences, but gets better with more cultural and scenic sights.
For the rest of the trip in Mexico, it's time to go back to Mexico City, and after arriving to the last hotel of the trip, there would be food, exploration and another Mexican coaster!
To begin the festivities of Día de los Muertos for this visit to Mexico, Gary heads to Plaza Reforma in Mexico City to see the Día de los Muertos parade.
The Mexico trip continues to one of the main amusement parks of Mexico City, for enjoying some great coasters including one of the only moibus style wooden coasters in the world.
The next park of the Mexico Trip is to one is Six Flags Mexico! Featuring some of Mexico's best coasters, and hosting their Halloween event, Festival del Terror!
The final amusement park of the Mexico Trip that was a surprise addition to the trip, as it was not slated to be open during this trip. See what Mexico's newest park has to offer!
The last stop of the visit to Mexico heads to San Andres Mixqic for the festivities of Día de los Muertos with visitors getting to see many of the traditions of the holiday.
