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[quote=Anonymous]While at Teotihuacan, there's a restaurant in an open air cave that your kids may like. It's pretty fun and there are dance performances every maybe hour or so?

There used to be poor cell reception near the restaurant (through the back entrance of Teotihuacan) but I'm not sure of that's still the case. The restaurant is called La Gruta.

If you'll be there on a Sunday, your kids may like the Sunday bike ride through central CDMX -- they close Reforma and other roads and you can rent bikes.

Kids definitely go to lucha libre. I've taken literal toddlers there

If your kids might like a market, walk through La Ciudadela to buy handicrafts and maybe give them a budget to pick out stuff. Better yet, try an actual food market. Most neighborhoods have one nearby.

Near there is the Museo de Arte Popular, which I think kids would like. It's not overly big and there are lots of colorful things to look at. The gift shop is nice.

I know everyone raves about the Museo de Antropología but I think it's kind of dry for a preteen. If you go, plan to see a portion in a couple hours and then leave. Trying to see the whole thing is too much.[/quote]

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