Chichen Itza Tickets

Eight Chichen Itza tickets and tours sit on this page, priced from $28 to $100 per person, split into three groups: a standalone entry ticket, an on-site guide you pair with your own transport, and six full-day guided trips that add a cenote swim and a second stop like Valladolid, Coba, Ek Balam or Izamal. I have ordered them from the simplest way in, a bare ticket, through the cheapest way to add real context, to the full-day packages that build in transport and a second destination. Picking between them comes down to whether you already have transportation sorted and how much of the day you want to spend outside the ruins themselves.

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Guide leading a group through the Chichen Itza ruins on the Cancun day tour
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Just need a skip-the-line ticket into Chichen Itza?

The answer is one ticket: the Chichen Itza Skip-the-Line Ticket, from $79 per person for a single day's self-guided entry, with every local tax already folded into that price. It arrives by WhatsApp or email the day before your visit, so there is nothing to print and no ticket-office line to wait in, though you explore without a guide and without any transport included. I would only book this on its own if you already have a rental car or bus sorted and genuinely want to walk the ruins at your own pace rather than with commentary.

Already have transport sorted and just want a real guide?

If transport is already handled, the Chichen Itza On-Site Guided Tour turns a self-guided visit into one with real context for the least money on this page: $28 per person for a 1.5-hour walk with a certified local guide. The shared option runs bilingual in English and Spanish, while the private version is offered in eight languages including Italian, German and Mandarin Chinese, with a minimum of two people. Transport and the entrance fee are both extra, so pair this with your own car or a bus ticket rather than hotel pickup. I would pick this over the standalone entry ticket every time, since the extra cost for a real guide is small.

Which full-day tour fits your hotel and how much you want to see?

Six full-day tours pair Chichen Itza with a cenote swim, most running a full 12-hour day. The Chichen Itza, Cenote & Valladolid Tour from Cancun, $57 for 12 hours, is the cheapest, adding a Valladolid stop to the ruins and cenote. The Chichen Itza Tour from Tulum, $72 for the same 12 hours, covers identical stops with a shorter drive if your hotel sits in Tulum. The Chichen Itza Tour from Playa del Carmen, $93 for 12 hours, is the only one of the three with a buffet lunch and tequila tasting built into every option rather than optional. The Coba & Chichen Itza Ruins Tour with Cenote Swim, $67 for 12 hours, and the Chichen Itza & Ek Balam Tour with Cenote Swim, $59 for 12 hours, each swap the Valladolid stop for a second Maya ruin site, and only Ek Balam still allows climbing. The Chichen Itza, Cenote & Izamal Tour from Merida, $100 for 10 hours, the shortest day here, is the only tour with a hands-on Mayan cooking demonstration. I would pick by hotel location first, then by whether a second ruin site or a guaranteed meal matters more to you.

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Chichen Itza, Cenote & Valladolid Tour from Cancun: From $57 · 12 hours.

What's the basis for comparing these 8 options?

Every price on this page is the lowest published per-person fare as of 2026-10-27, the date I last checked these listings. Duration is the operator's own stated figure, so a 12-hour full-day tour includes the drive, not just time at the ruins, while the on-site guide's 1.5 hours covers only the walk itself. The skip-the-line ticket is the one product sold as a fixed-date entry rather than a timed activity, since it is a single day's admission with no schedule attached. I would compare by duration first, since a 1.5-hour guide and a 12-hour bus tour answer very different questions even when their prices sit close together.

Tour or ticketDurationBest forFrom
Chichen Itza, Cenote & Valladolid Tour from Cancun
Guided day tours
12 hours
12 hoursBest all-rounder from Cancun57USD
per person
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Coba & Chichen Itza Ruins Tour with Cenote Swim
Guided day tours
12 hours
12 hoursTwo ruins in one day67.2USD
per person
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Chichen Itza & Ek Balam Tour with Cenote Swim
Guided day tours
12 hours
12 hoursClimb pyramids before the crowds59.4USD
per person
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Chichen Itza On-Site Guided Tour
On-site guides
1.5 hours
1.5 hoursCheapest way to add a real guide28USD
per person
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Chichen Itza Tour from Tulum
Guided day tours
12 hours
12 hoursBest from Tulum hotels72USD
per person
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Chichen Itza Skip-the-Line Ticket
Entry tickets
1 day
1 daySelf-guided visitors, no tour needed79USD
per person
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Chichen Itza Tour from Playa del Carmen
Guided day tours
12 hours
12 hoursEasiest pickup from Playa del Carmen93USD
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Chichen Itza, Cenote & Izamal Tour from Merida
Guided day tours
10 hours
10 hoursClosest trip, extra cooking stop99.66USD
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Which Cancun tour operators run Chichen Itza trips?

Sixteen Chichen Itza tour operators in the Cancun area pass this page's bar for real, open businesses with at least 20 Google reviews: twelve based in downtown Cancun and four in the Zona Hotelera. Amigo Tours Cancun leads on reviews with 4,601 on Google, well ahead of SAT Mexico Tours and Travel at 3,703. The rule that splits them is simple: Amigo Tours Cancun supplies seven of the tours already bookable on this page, while every other operator here is direct only. I'd start with the operator whose products you can already see and compare, not the one with the flashiest storefront.

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16 Chichen Itza tour operators in Cancun, by Google rating and reviews
What they runBook online
Expedición Cancún
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen Itza
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen ItzaSightseeing tours and day trips from Cancun4.9
814 reviews
Direct only
What To Do In Cancun
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen Itza
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen ItzaGeneral travel agency and day-trip bookings4.9
657 reviews
Direct only
SAT Mexico Tours and Travel
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen Itza
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen ItzaBus tours and general sightseeing tours4.8
3,703 reviews
Direct only
J&C Travel Cancun
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen Itza
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen ItzaSightseeing tours from downtown Cancun4.9
296 reviews
Direct only
Tours en cancun
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen Itza
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen ItzaSightseeing tours and transportation bookings4.9
173 reviews
Direct only
Cancun100.com Oficina
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen Itza
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen ItzaSightseeing tours and travel bookings, open 24 hours4.8
193 reviews
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Amigo Tours Cancun
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen Itza
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen ItzaGuided day tours, cenote stops and entry tickets4.6
4,601 reviews
Chichen Itza, Cenote & Valladolid Tour from CancunCoba & Chichen Itza Ruins Tour with Cenote Swim
CANCUN PRICELESS TOURS
Zona Hotelera agencies, based along Blvd Kukulcan
Zona Hotelera agencies, based along Blvd KukulcanSightseeing tours from the Zona Hotelera4.8
111 reviews
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Cancún Private Tours. Make Your Own Tour
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen Itza
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen ItzaPrivate, custom sightseeing tours and airport transport4.9
77 reviews
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Olympus Tours
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen Itza
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen ItzaGeneral sightseeing and day tours4.6
437 reviews
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CANCUN BEST PRICE TOURS
Zona Hotelera agencies, based along Blvd Kukulcan
Zona Hotelera agencies, based along Blvd KukulcanDay tours and travel bookings from the hotel zone4.7
128 reviews
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Travel Agency Lumaale
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen Itza
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen ItzaGeneral tour agency and travel bookings4.5
67 reviews
Direct only
My Cancun Tours
Zona Hotelera agencies, based along Blvd Kukulcan
Zona Hotelera agencies, based along Blvd KukulcanSightseeing day tours from the Zona Hotelera4.3
517 reviews
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Go Visit Cancun
Zona Hotelera agencies, based along Blvd Kukulcan
Zona Hotelera agencies, based along Blvd KukulcanBoat tours, transportation and sightseeing day trips4.3
417 reviews
Direct only
Cancun All Tours
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen Itza
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen ItzaGeneral travel agency and day tours4.1
32 reviews
Direct only
Cancun To Chichen Itza
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen Itza
Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen ItzaDay tours focused on Chichen Itza4.0
47 reviews
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Google ratings and review counts as captured 27 October 2026; they change daily. They are Google's numbers, shown without stars or review markup.

What does the price actually buy on each option?

Every fare buys entry to the ruins themselves, plus transport and a guide on the full-day tours, but almost nothing else is automatic. Only the All-Inclusive tiers on the full-day tours fold in the Chichen Itza entrance fee, usually billed locally at around 44 USD per adult by credit card; every other option, including the standalone skip-the-line ticket and the on-site guide, leaves that fee for you to pay at the gate. Life vests at the cenote stops are mandatory for swimming and rarely included in the base price, so budget a small rental unless you picked an All-Inclusive tier. Lunch is included as standard only on the Playa del Carmen, Ek Balam and Merida departures; the Cancun and Tulum tours include it only on their higher tiers.

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Which tour?

How do you choose between a ticket, a guide and a full day tour?

Start with how you are getting to Chichen Itza, not with price. If you already have a car, a bus connection, or are staying in Merida or Valladolid, add the on-site guide to your own transport rather than paying for a bus you do not need. If you need pickup from a coastal hotel, pick the full-day tour that departs closest to where you are staying, since the drive time differs more between Cancun, Playa del Carmen and Tulum than the itineraries do. Only add a second ruin site, Coba or Ek Balam, if you have a full day to spend and do not mind an earlier start.

Cheapest way to add a real guide

The Chichen Itza On-Site Guided Tour, supplied by Amigo Tours Cancun, starts from $28 per person for a 1.5-hour walk with an on-site guide. It's the lowest price of any product matched to an operator on this page, though you need your own transport and entrance ticket first. I'd pick this if you're already driving yourself and just want context once you arrive.

Most reviewed operator you can book here

Amigo Tours Cancun has 4,601 Google reviews, more than any other operator in this comparison, and supplies seven of the tours on this page, including the Chichen Itza, Cenote & Valladolid Tour from Cancun from $57. I'd start with their products if review volume matters more to you than chasing a slightly higher star rating elsewhere.

Want a second Maya ruin site added

The Coba & Chichen Itza Ruins Tour with Cenote Swim, from $67 for 12 hours, and the Chichen Itza & Ek Balam Tour with Cenote Swim, from $59 for 12 hours, both come from Amigo Tours Cancun. Only the Ek Balam option still lets you climb a pyramid. I'd pick Ek Balam for that reason alone if the price difference doesn't bother you.

Want more than ruins and a swim

The Chichen Itza, Cenote & Izamal Tour from Merida, from $100 for 10 hours, is the only product on this page with a hands-on Mayan cooking demonstration, and it runs the shortest day of any full tour here. It departs from central Merida rather than a Cancun hotel, so it suits travelers already based there. I'd pick this one for the cooking stop alone.

Need a booking office open late or around the clock

Cancun100.com Oficina, downtown on Calle Tejon, is open 24 hours, and Cancun Best Price Tours, in the Zona Hotelera, stays open until 1 am most nights. Both outlast the standard daytime hours most other operators in this list keep. I'd call one of these two if you're booking outside normal daytime hours.

Operators

Chichen Itza tour operators, by area in Cancun

Downtown Cancun agencies, closer to the highway toward Chichen Itza

Expedición Cancún

Sightseeing tours and day trips from Cancun · Sightseeing tour agency

4.9 · 814 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

Expedicion Cancun runs out of the Jardines del Sur neighborhood and holds a 4.9 rating from 814 Google reviews, the most of any operator in this list whose main category is sightseeing tours rather than general travel booking. I'd call them directly if you want a dedicated sightseeing specialist rather than a general agency.

Capricornio CASA 27-LOT 3, JARDINES DEL SUR 4, 77536 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

What To Do In Cancun

General travel agency and day-trip bookings · Travel agency

4.9 · 657 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

What To Do In Cancun operates out of the Alamos neighborhood and holds a 4.9 rating from 657 Google reviews, tying the highest Google rating of any operator in this downtown group. It's listed simply as a travel agency rather than a sightseeing specialist, so its day trips likely cover more than just Chichen Itza. I'd ask directly what a Chichen Itza day with them includes before booking.

CALLE NOGAL, NE:MZ 99 A LOTE 5 NI:, Colon SN, ALAMOS I, 77533 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

SAT Mexico Tours and Travel

Bus tours and general sightseeing tours · Tour agency

4.8 · 3,703 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

Its Benito Juarez office lists wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, seating and a toilet, the fullest accessibility listing of any operator here besides Olympus Tours. I'd pick this one if office accessibility matters as much as the tour itself.

México 307 138, 77500 Cancún, Q.R Benito Juarez, 77536 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

J&C Travel Cancun

Sightseeing tours from downtown Cancun · Sightseeing tour agency

4.9 · 296 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

J&C Travel Cancun sits on Avenida Tulum in the centro district and holds a 4.9 rating from 296 Google reviews, tying the top Google rating in this group. It has far fewer reviews than Amigo Tours Cancun or SAT Mexico Tours, which can mean a smaller, more personal operation. I'd call ahead to confirm a Chichen Itza day trip is one of their regular routes.

Al lado de circle kl, Av. Tulúm Supermanzana 22 Manzana , 06 L-45, centro, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

Tours en cancun

Sightseeing tours and transportation bookings · Travel agency

4.9 · 173 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

Tours en cancun, on Calle Margaritas in central Cancun, holds a 4.9 rating from 173 Google reviews and lists transportation service among its categories alongside sightseeing tours. That combination suggests they can arrange the ride as well as the day itself. I'd ask them directly about a combined transport and Chichen Itza tour price if one phone call covering both appeals to you.

C. Margaritas 5, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

Cancun100.com Oficina

Sightseeing tours and travel bookings, open 24 hours · Sightseeing tour agency

4.8 · 193 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

Cancun100.com Oficina, on Calle Tejon downtown, is open 24 hours and holds a 4.8 rating from 193 Google reviews. Round-the-clock hours set it apart from most other operators in this downtown group, which close by evening or late night. I'd call this one if you're booking last minute or need to reach someone outside normal office hours.

Calle, Tejón 14-Planta Baja, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

Amigo Tours Cancun

Guided day tours, cenote stops and entry tickets · Tour operator

4.6 · 4,601 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

Amigo Tours Cancun has 4,601 Google reviews, more than any other operator in this comparison, even though its 4.6 rating sits below several smaller agencies here. It supplies seven of the products on this page, including the Chichen Itza On-Site Guided Tour from $28 and the Chichen Itza, Cenote & Valladolid Tour from Cancun from $57 for 12 hours. I'd book through this site if you want the operator with the most reviews and a product you can check right now.

Av. Tulúm 4, capilla ecumenica, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

Cancún Private Tours. Make Your Own Tour

Private, custom sightseeing tours and airport transport · Sightseeing tour agency

4.9 · 77 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

Cancun Private Tours, on Circuito Porto Savona, holds a 4.9 rating from 77 Google reviews and lists airport shuttle and taxi service alongside sightseeing tours, more service categories than most other downtown operators here. That range suggests they build custom routes rather than selling one fixed day trip. I'd call them if you want a private, tailor-made trip to Chichen Itza instead of a set group departure.

Cto. Porto Savona 19-C, SPMZA 55, 77533 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

Olympus Tours

General sightseeing and day tours · Tour agency

4.6 · 437 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

Olympus Tours, on Avenida Yaxchilan, holds a 4.6 rating from 437 Google reviews and lists the same full accessibility set as SAT Mexico Tours: wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, seating and a toilet. That's more than most other operators here report. I'd pick this one if accessibility matters and you're already downtown near Yaxchilan.

Avenida Yaxchilán Mza 2, Supermanzana 17, 77505 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

Travel Agency Lumaale

General tour agency and travel bookings · Tour agency

4.5 · 67 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

Travel Agency Lumaale, on Calle 24 in Supermanzana 96, holds a 4.5 rating from 67 Google reviews. It sits further west than the other downtown agencies in this list, closer to the airport road than to the centro district. I'd consider this one if you're staying on that side of the city rather than near Avenida Tulum.

Calle 24 SM 96 MZ 76 X125 y123, Supermanzana 96, 77535 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

Cancun All Tours

General travel agency and day tours · Travel agency

4.1 · 32 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

Cancun All Tours, on Avenida Mexico, holds a 4.1 rating from 32 Google reviews, one of the lowest ratings in this comparison and the smallest review count of any operator kept here. I'd treat this as a backup option rather than a first call, given how little feedback it has compared with the larger agencies nearby.

Av México Mz 3-Lote 9, 77533 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

Cancun To Chichen Itza

Day tours focused on Chichen Itza · Tour agency

4.0 · 47 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

Cancun To Chichen Itza, on Avenida la Luna, carries the lowest Google rating in this comparison at 4.0 from 47 reviews, though its name is the most specific to this single attraction of any operator here. I'd only pick it over the higher-rated agencies if a Chichen Itza-only focus matters more to you than the review score.

Av. la Luna 4B, 77506 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

Zona Hotelera agencies, based along Blvd Kukulcan

CANCUN PRICELESS TOURS

Sightseeing tours from the Zona Hotelera · Sightseeing tour agency

4.8 · 111 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

Cancun Priceless Tours is based in Puerto Cancun, inside the Zona Hotelera, and holds a 4.8 rating from 111 Google reviews, the highest rating of the four hotel-zone operators kept in this list. It's within walking distance of resorts along that stretch rather than downtown. I'd consider this one if you want an office close to a Zona Hotelera hotel.

Puerto Cancún Av.Bonampack Mza 27 Entrada, Zona Hotelera, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

CANCUN BEST PRICE TOURS

Day tours and travel bookings from the hotel zone · Travel agency

4.7 · 128 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

Cancun Best Price Tours sits on Blvd Kukulcan in the Zona Hotelera and holds a 4.7 rating from 128 Google reviews. It keeps the latest hours of any hotel-zone operator here, open until 1 am most nights. I'd call this one if you're staying along Kukulcan and want to book or ask questions late in the evening.

Blvd. Kukulcan Km. 9.5, Punta Cancun, Zona Hotelera, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

My Cancun Tours

Sightseeing day tours from the Zona Hotelera · Sightseeing tour agency

4.3 · 517 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

My Cancun Tours, on Blvd Kukulcan in the Zona Hotelera, has 517 Google reviews, more than any other hotel-zone operator kept in this list, at a 4.3 rating. It's the hotel zone's most-reviewed option here, even though its rating sits below Cancun Priceless Tours and Cancun Best Price Tours. I'd weigh that review volume against the lower score before booking directly.

Blvd. Kukulcan 9A, Kukulcan Boulevard, Zona Hotelera, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

Go Visit Cancun

Boat tours, transportation and sightseeing day trips · Tour operator

4.3 · 417 reviews · Google Maps, 27 October 2026

Go Visit Cancun, in the Centro Empresarial Nautilus on Blvd Kukulcan, has 417 Google reviews at a 4.3 rating and lists boat tours and transportation alongside sightseeing, more activity types than the other Zona Hotelera operators here. I'd call them if you want to ask about combining a Chichen Itza day with a separate boat trip.

Centro Empresarial Nautilus, Blvd. Kukulcan 3.5-Local 5, Kukulcan Boulevard, Zona Hotelera, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico

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FAQs

Which tour lets me add a guide without hotel pickup?

The on-site guided tour meets you directly at the Chichen Itza Parador Turistico, the visitor complex at the site entrance, rather than collecting you from a hotel. It assumes you already have your own transport and entrance ticket, and runs about 1.5 hours either as a shared bilingual walk or a private tour, which needs at least two people.

What makes the Merida departure different from the coastal tours?

It is the only tour on this page with a hands-on Mayan cooking demonstration and a stop in Izamal, the colonial Yellow City, instead of Valladolid. It also departs from a central Merida meeting point rather than hotel pickup, and at about 10 hours, it runs shorter than the roughly 12-hour tours from Cancun, Playa del Carmen and Tulum.

Can I book a private guide in a language other than English or Spanish?

Yes. The on-site guided tour offers a private option in eight languages, including Spanish, English, Italian, German, French, Mandarin Chinese and Portuguese, instead of the shared bilingual English and Spanish walk. Private tours need a minimum of two people to book, and you still meet your guide at the Chichen Itza Parador Turistico at the site entrance.

How is the skip-the-line ticket delivered before my visit?

Your final entrance ticket arrives by WhatsApp or email the day before you visit, not at a ticket counter, so keep it saved on your phone. All local taxes are already included in the $79 price, and there is no guide or transport attached to this product.

Which tour has the earliest meeting time?

The Chichen Itza & Ek Balam Tour with Cenote Swim meets at Plaza Las Perlas at 6:00 am on options without hotel pickup, earlier than any other tour on this page, since the itinerary needs time to reach Ek Balam before other groups arrive and still fit in Chichen Itza and a cenote afterward.

Do any of these tours require me to bring my own child seat?

Yes. On the full-day bus tours, including the Cancun, Playa del Carmen and Ek Balam departures, infants must travel in an approved child seat that the operator does not supply, so pack your own if you are traveling with a baby.

Which tour pairs Chichen Itza with a second Maya ruin site?

Two do: the Coba & Chichen Itza Ruins Tour visits Coba, a jungle site from around 100 to 300 AD with the tall Nohoch Mul pyramid, while the Chichen Itza & Ek Balam Tour adds Ek Balam, where climbing the pyramid is still allowed, unlike at Chichen Itza itself.

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