> While most places accept USD, exchange rates are poor and you end up paying $1-2 extra for every $5 spent. It's mentioned under description, inclusions and other sections on the website. > Check for tax and other additional charges when booking. Sunscreen, hats, umbrella, appropriate clothing and shoes are recommended. > Chichen Itza can get extremely sunny, hot and dry. There are many of these here on Expedia and online in general. This is unnecessary and waste of around 1 hour. They take you to a shopping plaza for ticket check, paying tax/pending amount, give wrist bands and assign tour bus. + All sites visited were beautiful and just enough time was given to explore. + Bus was new, air conditioned, had usb charging port and toilet. + Guide was informative and professional. + Offered 'timely' pick up from our hotel in hotel zone. Guided tour to Mayan temple and ruins of Chichen Itza, a Cenote and historic town of Valladolid. Pro tip: When you arrive, you're directed to the line to sign up for 'extras.' Skip the line.you can sign up for plenty of stuff later and at kiosks in the park. This is how fear of sharks gets perpetuated. At one point they even put fake blood in the water. They really billed it as being frightening and dangerous. One thing I don't like is there was a group doing the interactive shark swim.

Happy to report the animals seemed well cared-for. Literally TONS of photo ops in and out of the water. Each of the 3 swimmable rivers is worth it. Lockers were included in this tour which was helpful.you can go in and out. With so much in the water, a water camera or waterproof casing for your phone is a must. I wish we had stayed for the show.BUT after so many hours, adding another 5 hours seemed daunting. Soled water shoes help with all the walking on these massive grounds. Bring your soled water shoes so you don't have to switch from wet to dry.

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