Anyone done a day trip to Chichen Itza from a resort? (probably)
Posted by Gene Parmesan
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yeah...it's a long day, so it's not great for little kids. but my 17 y.o. and his three teammates
Posted by Nobster
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I would just do the ruins in Tulum. You can combine it with snorkeling with the sea turtles, which
Posted by Herman Blume
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We went on an excursion that included going to the Coba ruins, swimming in a cenote,
Posted by Taz Being an Illini fan is a goddamn curse.*
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Thanks. Trying to figure out if it's worth it to me to go alone
Posted by Gene Parmesan
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Yeah I can't see your kids enjoying something like that at the age they are (I think)
Posted by Taz Being an Illini fan is a goddamn curse.*
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I thought my 10 y/o would be into it. Veal Parm, having just turned 13
Posted by Gene Parmesan
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They may be into a side trip to a Cenote, which are hella cool*
Posted by ATL
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mini enjoyed the trip including the side trip to Valladolid though he's also 17 so
Posted by ATL
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No, but I went to Enzo's Chicken last weekend for their grand opening.
Posted by Illiniphil
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Yes, we stayed in Tulum (so not a resort) and drove to Chichen Itza and had a late lunch in
Posted by ATL
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There is also a high speed train (because Mexico is a civilized country) now but the train schedule
Posted by ATL
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MrsHarb did while I went scuba diving and she said it was a very long day. *
Posted by harb
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I climbed it*
Posted by JeffFrank
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