FLIGHTS

The easiest and quickest way to get to Mexico City is by flying into Mexico City International Airport, also called Aeropuerto Internacional Benito Juárez, airport code MEX.

PASSPORT INFORMATION

Please make sure your passport is up-to-date and not expiring within 6 months of traveling to Mexico City. More information on passports and traveling can be found at the link here.

Do NOT lose the little immigration form paper you receive once you leave the airport. You will need this to leave the country of Mexico. Put this in a safe place (preferably with your passport) for the duration of your trip.

TRAVEL TIPS

Mexico City is one of the largest cities in the world, As a cultural destination it is unrivaled in the Americas. The population of the city thrives on good food, an exquisite culture that is the culmination of not only previous cultures, but of the many influences to have touched the city from abroad.

Travel from Airport

It is approximately 45 minutes to an hour to reach the area of our recommended hotels from the airport, depending on traffic.

Transportation/Getting Around

The City is divided into Neighborhoods called "Colonias." The Hotels are located in Colonia Polanco, and the ceremony and reception are both in the "Centro"

Traffic in Mexico City is notorious for being heavy and congested, give yourself extra time!

UBER, GOOGLE MAPS and WAZE all work proficiently in CDMX

Altitude

Please remember that Mexico City has a very high altitude, it is 7,200 feet above sea level. This could cause dizziness or a slight headache when you first arrive. The climate is also extremely dry, so please remember to stay well-hydrated.

Money

We recommend letting your bank know that you will be traveling to Mexico City, this should limit the security alerts on your credit cards. There are many places to change money in the city, but there are also money changing stations in the airport and you can withdraw MXN pesos at an ATM.

Phone

Checking into your phone plans before traveling to Mexico City is also a good idea. There are many places with internet, but you will most likely want to have it available on your cel phone while navigating the city.

Weather

In September the weather in Mexico City is crisp and sunny, but can get chilly at night. Packing layers is a great idea.

Safety

Crime rates in touristy areas are low. As in any other city, it is best to take precautions with valuables and attire. While it's fine to attend the wedding events dressed to the nines, we recommend dressing casual (but not in workout clothes) to go to local markets and general outings around the city.

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