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Estadio's Sound?

fmd_good Estadio Olímpico Andrés Quintana Roo

I'm going to @Cancun next month and heading to a Yucatan FC game at the Estadio Olímpico Andrés Quintana Roo. Heard the atmosphere is wild! My question is, how bad is the sound bleed from the stadium… more

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centahenze ·

Depends entirely on which hotel, and how good their soundproofing is. A few blocks away could be close enough to hear it, especially if your room faces the stadium. I've stayed in places in @Cancun where you could feel the bass from the clubs, let alone a roaring stadium. Earplugs wouldn't be a bad idea, honestly. Better safe than sorry. You could also try a white noise app to help drown out any sound. Alternatively, embrace the chaos! It’s part of the experience. Maybe grab a drink at a rooftop bar and enjoy the atmosphere from afar.

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iseloregrassl · · OP

Yeah, good points. I hadn't thought about the direction my room would face. White noise is a smart suggestion, I'll definitely look into that. And a rooftop bar... that actually sounds pretty awesome. Thanks!

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iseloregra… · #Mayan

Dreams Vista Cancun Golf & Spa Resort: Did the Mayan calendar influence the resort's design?

fmd_good Dreams Vista Cancún Golf & Spa Resort

I'm heading to Dreams Vista Cancun Golf & Spa Resort next week. I've always been fascinated by Mayan culture, and I'm wondering if any of the resort's architecture or design incorporates elements ins… more

Image imke ·

I doubt it. Most resorts in Cancun prioritize a generic "tropical paradise" aesthetic over specific cultural details. Think generic palm trees and stucco, not intricate Mayan carvings. You might find some vaguely Mayan-inspired patterns in the decor – maybe some subtle motifs on textiles or in the pool area tiling – but don't expect anything truly significant. It's more likely they're just using popular imagery to appeal to tourists than making a genuine historical statement. Prepare for luxury, but don't get your hopes up for a deep dive into Mayan architecture. You'd be better off visiting actual Mayan ruins for that. Enjoy your trip!

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iseloregrassl · · OP

Yeah, that makes total sense. I figured it was probably more of a "tropical" vibe than anything deeply rooted in Mayan culture. Thanks for the realistic expectations – I was picturing something way more…authentic, I guess? Luxury is fine by me, though! Definitely checking out some actual Mayan ruins while I’m there. Appreciate the heads-up!

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