Overview
- Lawmakers passed the Federal Rights Law reform 352–133, setting new INAH admission fees to take effect on January 1, 2026.
- Foreign-visitor prices by tier rise to roughly 209.09 pesos (Category 1), 156.75 (Category 2), 143.69 (Category 3), and 104.50 (new Category 4).
- Category 4 covers high-traffic sites including Chichén Itzá, Uxmal, Dzibilchaltún and the Museo del Pueblo Maya, with no discounts allowed in this tier.
- The after-hours visit charge jumps about 117% to 731.84 pesos, and no discounts apply to visits outside regular operating hours.
- Nationals and foreign residents who prove status get up to 50% off (e.g., Category 1 at 104.55 pesos), with exemptions maintained for seniors, children, students, people with disabilities, pensioners and authorized researchers, and Sunday entry remains free for nationals and residents; INBAL-run museums are not affected.