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Where desert sunsets meet high-altitude culture, flights from Phoenix to Mexico City bring together two very different but equally vibrant worlds. From the modern skyline of Arizona to the colonial streets of CDMX, this route from Volaris offers more than convenience—it’s an invitation to explore deep flavors, ancient ruins, and a capital city buzzing with creativity. With Volaris, flights to Mexico City from Phoenix make it easy to experience one of Latin America’s most dynamic urban adventures.
If you're prepping for your Volaris trip, here’s everything to keep in mind for a smooth takeoff:
- Check-in: Online check-in opens 72 hours before departure and is highly recommended.
- Documents: Bring a valid passport; travelers will need to fill out an FMM form for Mexico.
- Luggage: Verify baggage limits in advance to avoid airport fees.
- Weather in Phoenix: Expect dry heat most of the year, with temps often above 100°F in summer—dress accordingly.
- Weather in Mexico City: The city enjoys a mild, springlike climate year-round. Check Mexico City weather by month if you're packing for specific activities.
- Things to do in Phoenix before your flight: Hike South Mountain at sunrise or grab a Sonoran hot dog downtown before heading to Sky Harbor.
You’ll land at Benito Juárez International Airport (MEX), located about 5 miles from the historic center. It’s a major airport with restaurants, shops, car rental counters, and free Wi-Fi.
- Authorized taxis: Available near the exits of both Terminal 1 and 2; pay in advance at official booths.
- App-based rideshares: Uber and Didi are available with clearly marked pickup points.
- Airport shuttles: Hotel pickups and private shuttle services can be pre-booked.
- Metro: Terminal 1 connects to Line 5 of the Metro, though not ideal if you have lots of luggage.
After landing, head to a local fonda for a plate of chilaquiles or try pan dulce and café de olla from a corner bakery. If you're staying centrally, take a walk through Alameda Park or Plaza Garibaldi for live mariachi music. Services like car rental in Mexico City airport are also easy to arrange onsite for longer explorations.
This city is a mix of old-world charm and cutting-edge culture. Don’t miss these key spots:
Coyoacán
Art, history, and cobblestone streets—home to the Frida Kahlo Museum and artisan markets.
Xochimilco
Cruise the canals with friends, food, and live music aboard traditional trajineras.
Polanco
Upscale and cosmopolitan, filled with designer shops and the Soumaya Museum.
Tlatelolco
Rich in history, this area showcases Aztec ruins beside modern memorials.
Bosque de Chapultepec
One of the largest city parks in the Western Hemisphere, great for families and museums.
Planning what to do in Mexico City in 3 days? Here’s a quick, fun itinerary:
Day 1: Architecture + Eats
- Visit the Zócalo and take a guided tour of the National Palace.
- Try street tacos near Bellas Artes.
- Catch a folkloric ballet show in the evening.
Day 2: Culture + Curiosities
- Walk through La Ciudadela market for crafts and souvenirs.
- Stop by the MUAC (Contemporary Art Museum) in UNAM.
- Have lunch at a rooftop terrace in Colonia Roma.
Day 3: Family + Fun
- Spend the morning at Papalote Children’s Museum—perfect if you're wondering what to do in Mexico City with kids.
- Ride the Teleferico in Iztapalapa for panoramic views.
- Wrap up the day with churros at El Moro.
- Book flights from Phoenix to Mexico City round trip for better deals and flexibility.
- Check for cheap flights to Mexico City from Phoenix AZ at least 4–6 weeks in advance.
- Avoid street ATMs; use machines inside banks or airports.
- Respect local customs: read up on what not to do in Mexico City before arriving.
- Use sunscreen—even on cloudy days, UV rays are strong due to altitude.