u/InterestingStorm6654

I will be coming to Mexico City next month to see Triplemania and WWE Raw, both at Arena Mexico.

My question is about buying last minute tickets at Arena Mexico. For most WWE events I attend in Canada/USA, I wait until a few hours before the show starts to buy my tickets. I do this because I find that the price drops, and some last minute tickets near/in the front row are often released.

Does anybody have experience buying WWE/AAA tickets for arena mexico that can provide guidance? If you have also noticed last minute deals or if its better just to buy on advance?

Thank you! I can't wait to get back to CDMX for the 4th time!

Thinking of coming from the island for a weekend either this month or in September. Never been before!

How will I be without a car there? Is there plenty of stuff in the city worth seeing/doing? Or am I missing out on all the good nature stuff?

Im usually pretty happy just walking around checking out the scenery, trying some local patios, catching a bit of live music or karaoke. But if theres some nice beaches or lakes around im into checking them out as well. Just wondering if not having a car prohibits me from getting there!

Cheers Kelowna!

Ive been doing some research in to some fancy cocktail bars in Amsterdam, but looking for a bit of local guidance.

As a bartender I am always very interested to check out the cocktail scene in new places, and next week I will be in the Netherlands for the first time!

Some of these cocktail bars look amazing! I am wondering if there are any big tequila/mezcal fans out there, that can suggest if any bar in particular in Amsterdam/Utrecht is especially good for their agave spirits selection/cocktails.

So excited to be in your country soon. Ive been practicing my Dutch! Its only pretty bad!

Dank je vel!

Trying to figure out where to stay near Malaga for 3 nights in the 2nd week of June.

Me: 41M Canadian. Wanting to stay on/by the beach. Ive found hotels in both places that fit the bill.

I wanna walk around town, sit on the beach, eat tasty food, and have some drinks. Not looking for crazy all night parties, but some drinks at a lively pub or bar til 1 or 2am is cool.

I know I'm hard pressed to find somewhere not super overrun with tourists on the coast, but I have read that both places have maintained a local feel. Maybe Rincon more than Fuengirola? I love meeting Travellers, but when people expect to not have to speak Spanish it kinda ruins it for me. Sounds like Fuengirola might be more like that? I prefer having to use my Spanish!

It kinda sounds like rincon might be more my speed, but I still wanna meet some people and have a fun social vibe. Where am I more likely to meet solo Travellers in their 30s and 40s? Or is that a lost cause in both places?

Thank you in advance!