Arena Coliseo de Guadalajara

Highly recommend on a Tuesday night if you are in Guadalajara. Had a great time. Wish they could fix the sound a little more so we could hear the host talk. Mini party after the fight in the lobby. Vendors and food outside after the fight with good vibes. Area is sketchy but didn’t see any danger. They charge for parking, uber would be best.

Amazing place for Lucha Libre. Highly recommend you go on Tuesdays for Martes de Glamour (Glam Tuesday).

Be ready for an evening full of entertainment for the whole family! We are glad that we took an Uber because the parking situation is crazy. Remember to stay aware and be on the lookout for suspicious activity.

Wife booked tickets online, and well worth the money. First time seeing lucha libre live. Everyone was super friendly and got some pics with the wrestlers. I'll definitely come back to see another show.

We had a blast during our visit on Tuesday night at 9 PM. No need to buy the tickets online and pay Ticketmaster fees, just head right up to the box office and buy your tickets. We paid 250 pesos each for the "balcony" which is more like the general admission section behind a fence without assigned seats. Coming 15 minutes early meant we could sit anywhere and I think it technically was the 9th row. The crowd in the balcony area is a mix of rowdy and families. There was also a live band leading chants against the rich people in the assigned seats and the "bad" fighters. I know almost zero Spanish but even I'm aware that it's full of insults and swearing haha. When we left we walked out to Calzada Independencia because the side streets are full of parked cars. It was much easier to get an Uber home from there.

Fantastic group of performers, and a crazy crowd to cheer along. Wonderful atmosphere. Offensive language and masked menaces are part of the experience. Spontaneous party after the show.

A no brainer if you are visiting Guadalajara. Tuesday evening ("Martes de Glamour", 20.30 h, check) is the time to go unless you want a family session, in which case you'd better go on Sunday. Take a taxi or Uber, never your own car. Alternatively, book tickets at the Red Pub (just Google it) and take the round trip tour on a bus with a complementary supply of beer, but mind that doing it this way exposes you to a very special treatment when entering the Arena... As a rule, there are two prices: tier ("balcón" or ring 2; ring 3 is apparently closed nowadays), or "sillas" (ring 1, at the ground level). The difference amounts to a bare 50 Mexican pesos but drops you either into the "rich"side or intoto the "poor" side ("1000% Poor"). Seats at 12.45 at ring 2, right in front of the ramp through wrestlers get into the place, are pretty quiet & peaceful: sit there for a mild experience. Sits at 12.30 - 12.40 ring 2 are the place to go if you really want to grasp "the 1000% poor" experience. You'd better gulp two sizeable beers ASAP, and let you go with the pals around. The complementary experience is at ring 1 ("sillas"). At either side, your knowledge of local slang will raise for several notches. The event is, to make a long story short, hilarious. Go and enjoy!

Best place to see in the night. Buy ticket before the queue is really long