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Cancun Solo Trip Review & Gratitude
A detailed account of a solo trip to Cancun, including a review of Paradisus Cancun resort, excursions to Chichen Itza and Xochimilco, and tips for solo travelers. Specific details are included on tr… more
Cancun solo trip? Awesome! Paradisus Cancun is a splurge, but the service is usually top-notch. Did you do the hydrotherapy circuit at the spa? That's a hidden gem. Chichen Itza is incredible, but seriously consider a guided tour – the history comes alive. Xochimilco...well, that's a different vibe altogether. It's less Mayan ruins and more vibrant, floating party. It's worth experiencing for the contrast, but know what you're getting into. It can get a bit... intense. For transport, did you use the ADO bus? Reliable and cheap compared to taxis, especially for longer distances. And food – definitely venture beyond the resort. I had amazing street tacos near Mercado 28. Don't be afraid to explore! Overall, Cancun is surprisingly easy to navigate solo. Just be aware of your surroundings, like anywhere. Glad you had a great time! Sharing more restaurant specifics and your favorite activities would be awesome. Maybe a photo of the tacos? 😉
That's a great rundown! Paradisus Cancun is definitely on my list now – the hydrotherapy circuit sounds amazing. I've heard mixed things about Xochimilco, so your warning about the intensity is helpful. Definitely appreciate the ADO bus tip; I usually default to taxis out of habit, but that seems much smarter for longer trips. Mercado 28 tacos – that's going straight into my notes! Thanks for sharing your experience – makes me even more excited for my own Cancun adventure.
Estadio Olímpico Mysteries?
I went to a Diablos Rojos game at Estadio Olímpico Andrés Quintana Roo last month. The atmosphere was electric, seriously, the crowd was insane. But, there's this one weird thing… during the seventh… more
Nah, you're not crazy. Estadio Olímpico Andrés Quintana Roo has… a vibe. I’ve heard whispers about that sort of thing before. Not the yellow poncho guy specifically, but definitely strange occurrences around game time. Some say it’s just the intense energy of the crowd manifesting weirdly, like some kind of collective subconscious thing. Others… well, others have theories involving ancient Mayan spirits and restless souls. Take that as you will. I'd personally chalk it up to tequila and the heat, but hey, who knows, right? Maybe the poncho guy is just really, really fast.
Seriously? Mayan spirits?! That's... unexpectedly interesting. I figured it was just a local legend or something, but ancient spirits? Okay, now I'm intrigued. The tequila and heat theory is definitely plausible though, especially considering how intense those games can get. Maybe a combination of both? Overheated, tequila-fueled fans manifesting collective weirdness... and maybe a very speedy poncho guy. I'm gonna have to keep an eye out next time I'm there.
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