Daily
50 min.
Six Flags - Mexico
Foot push, Kisses, Handshake, Hug.
Six Flags + Nado con Delfines in Mexico City
Perfect entertainment: action and emotion!
The most exciting amusement park and Dolphin Discovery had come together to bring you an exhilarating day in Mexico City. Dolphin Discovery Six Flags Mexico offers you the opportunity to have the best adventure yet with the dolphins during the Nado con Delfines program. The water interactions include our famous foot push, where you will be pushed by a dolphin from your feet soles, propelling you up the water surface.
In addition, you will receive a kiss, a handshake and lots of interaction. This is the most complete program, full of emotions, where you can enjoy the amazing rollercoasters and also swim with dolphins! Come and live the most thrilling rides in Six Flags Mexico, the only one operating in Latin America. Admission is included with your dolphin interaction.Book today and live the experience of a lifetime!
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Adults (+4’ 7”):
Kids ( 3’ 11” - 4’ 7”)
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Foot push Kisses Handshake Hug
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Lockers, showers with hot water, towels
This swim with dolphins program includes the foot push, a handshake, a kiss and hug
15 minute briefing, 45 minutes in the water.
Admission to Six Flags Mexico City
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NOT INCLUDED
Meals and beverages in Six Flax Dolphin Discovery Mexico City
Photos of your experience with the dolphins
Other activities in Six Flax Mexico
ADDITIONAL INFO
In Six Flags Mexico, groups have a maximum of 15 people for a closer experience.
Children ranging from 1-7 years of age or with a stature inferior to 1.20mts can participate in the in the Swim Adventure program accompanied by 2 adults.
Children 8 years and up or with a stature of more than 1.20mts are able to participate in the Swim Adventure program accompanied by one adult.
Children over 10 years of age or above 1.40m can participate alone in any program when paying the adult rate.
In case it is only 1 adult and a child with a height inferior to 1.20mts, both must carry out the Encounter program (Kiss, Hand Target and Handshake.)
Infants and children up to 7 years of age will perform the encounter activities regardless of the program in which they participate.
Children 8 years and up or with a stature of more than 1.20mts are able to participate in the Swim Adventure program accompanied by one adult.
Children over 10 years of age or above 1.40m can participate alone in any program when paying the adult rate.
In case it is only 1 adult and a child with a height inferior to 1.20mts, both must carry out the Encounter program (Kiss, Hand Target and Handshake.)
Infants and children up to 7 years of age will perform the encounter activities regardless of the program in which they participate.
The use of life jacket is required in all water programs.
For security reasons, the use cameras in the water is not allowed, professional photos will be available for sale.
IMPORTANT: For the moment we are NOT receiving dollars in cash at our location (check in, restaurant, boutique and photos), we are getting pesos in cash and if you want to use an international credit or debit card, payments will be done in Mexican or US Currency.
RECOMMENDATIONS
For safety reasons pregnant women (5 months and up) can't participate in any of our aquatic programs. Women with less than 5 months into their pregnancy can participate in the Encounter program only if accompanied by another adult and after signing a Responsibility Form.
It is important to arrive 30 minutes before your program, remember you'll receive a short briefing before your swim.
If you have any health or physical problem please contact our call center before you make your reservation so we can provide you full information about our services.
Remember to use biodegradable sunscreen to protect your skin, the environment and marine species.
Bring towels and cash (for the moment we are not receiving dollars, just mexican pesos) for taxis, shopping, meals, etc.
