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Tulum Events in October 2026, Tickets From US$14

By · October 12, 2026 · 8 min read
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From a jungle night on 16 October to a Day of the Dead party on 31 October, eight ticketed nights in Tulum with dates, venues and prices in US$.

TULUM, Mexico. Tulum’s October calendar is a run of night events in the jungle and on the beach, from a Gypsy Disco on Friday 16 October to the Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) night at Papaya Playa Project on Saturday 31 October.

Entry runs from MXN 262 (about US$14) for a cenote concert to MXN 2,200 (about US$121) for general admission at the Día de Muertos beach night.

This guide lists only events that still lie ahead as of Monday 12 October 2026 and that the organiser’s ticket page confirms. We left out listings where the date, venue or time differed between sources.

For readers in the United States, the practical point is cost and booking. Tickets sell in Mexican pesos on the Ticket Fairy platform, at about MXN 18.2 per US$1 (RT, 12 October 2026).

The three Papaya Playa Project nights are for guests aged 18 and over, while Gypsy Disco, the NNARA concert and Full Moon Rising are listed as all ages.

Key Facts

  • Who: Residents, expats and visitors in Tulum, on Mexico’s Caribbean coast
  • What: 8 ticketed nights from 16 to 31 October 2026, from MXN 262 (about US$14) to MXN 2,200 (about US$121)
  • Biggest date: Saturday 31 October, the UMBRAL Día de Muertos night at Papaya Playa Project, 20:00 to 03:00
  • Why it matters: Tulum’s tickets are priced in pesos, so a dollar buys more than the headline price suggests
  • Exchange rate: About MXN 18.2 per US$1 (RT, 12 October 2026)

16 and 17 October: jungle disco, a cenote concert and a beach night

Friday 16 October, 18:00

Gypsy Disco Special Edition

Gitano Jungle, Boca Paila Km 7.5 · General admission MXN 290 (about US$16) with a welcome drink

A jungle nightclub night with DJs, cocktails and dancing in a candlelit setting, running to 03:30. The page also lists an open-bar ticket at MXN 770 to 990 (about US$42 to US$54) and a dinner-and-dancing package at MXN 1,925 (about US$106).

Saturday 17 October, 15:00

NNARA Live Music

Vesica Tulum Cenote Club · MXN 262 (about US$14)

Colombian singer-songwriter NNARA plays an afternoon concert from 16:15 to 18:00, after a first set from 15:00 to 16:00. The ticket covers the concert only.

Saturday 17 October, 21:00

Papaya Playa Project presents Starlight

Papaya Playa Project, Km 4.5 Tulum-Boca Paila · From MXN 1,430 (about US$78) for Tulum residents

A beachfront music night, 18+, running to 03:00. Entry before 22:00 costs MXN 1,650 (about US$91), and the early-bird price is MXN 2,090 (about US$115).

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23 and 24 October: a second disco night and two full-moon parties

Friday 23 October, 18:00

Gypsy Disco

Gitano Jungle, Boca Paila Km 7.5 · General admission MXN 290 (about US$16)

The weekly Friday jungle party with cocktails and DJs. Open-bar tickets start at MXN 770 (about US$42), and a chef’s tasting menu costs MXN 1,925 (about US$106) with a minimum of four people.

Saturday 24 October, 18:00

Full Moon Rising

Gitano Beach, Av. Boca Paila Km 9.5 · MXN 390 local access (about US$21), MXN 1,100 general (about US$60)

A sunset-to-late beachfront electronic night with DJ sets, running to 03:00 on Sunday. A dinner package, Dinner La Luna, costs MXN 3,300 (about US$181). Ticket Fairy lists an 18:00 start, while Gitano’s own site says 20:00, so confirm the time before you go.

Saturday 24 October, 21:00

Papaya Playa Project presents The Full Moon

Papaya Playa Project, Km 4.5 Tulum-Boca Paila · From MXN 1,430 (about US$78) for Tulum residents

A full-moon beach party for guests aged 18 and over, from 21:00 to 03:00, with doors at 20:00 and last entry at 00:50. Entry before 22:00 costs MXN 1,650 (about US$91).

30 and 31 October: Halloween eve and Día de Muertos

Friday 30 October, 18:00

Gypsy Disco, Halloween eve

Gitano Jungle, Boca Paila Km 7.5 · General admission MXN 290 (about US$16)

The same Friday jungle night, which Gitano’s own site lists as its Halloween Special. Open-bar tickets cost MXN 770 to 990 (about US$42 to US$54).

Saturday 31 October, 20:00

Papaya Playa Project presents UMBRAL, Día de Muertos

Papaya Playa Project, Km 4.5 Tulum-Boca Paila · From MXN 1,760 (about US$97) for early entrance

A beachfront Day of the Dead night for guests aged 18 and over, from 20:00 to 03:00 on Sunday 1 November. General admission is MXN 2,200 (about US$121), and a Mayan dinner package with access costs MXN 3,300 (about US$181).

Planning your October in Tulum

The Papaya Playa Project sits on the Tulum-Boca Paila coastal road, and Gitano’s jungle and beach venues are further along the same road. Allow extra time for taxis late at night, and agree the fare before you set off.

Check the ticket page for the final venue, time and price before you travel, because organisers can change them. Every event in this guide sells through Ticket Fairy, and prices rise in tiers as the date approaches.

What it means for you

If you are travelling from the United States, the cheapest tickets cost US$14 to US$16, Full Moon Rising starts at US$21 and the Papaya Playa Project parties at US$78. The peso price is the headline, so a dollar card or cash gives you a clear sense of the real cost.

Residents get the best deal on some tickets: the Papaya Playa Project lists a lower price for Tulum residents on Starlight and The Full Moon. Check the ticket page for the residency rule.

What is not known

Hanal Pixán (Maya Day of the Dead) is celebrated from 31 October to 2 November, but we found no published 2026 programme from the Tulum municipality, so we do not list any public altars or contests. We also left out listings where sources disagreed on the date or venue, and the start time of Full Moon Rising differs between Ticket Fairy and Gitano’s own site.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the biggest events in Tulum in October 2026?

The biggest night is Papaya Playa Project’s UMBRAL Día de Muertos party on Saturday 31 October, from 20:00. The Starlight night on 17 October and The Full Moon on 24 October run at the same venue.

Where do I buy tickets for Tulum events?

Every event in this guide sells through Ticket Fairy, where the organisers list the date, venue and price tiers. Prices rise as the date approaches, so earlier tiers cost less.

How much do Tulum events cost in US dollars?

The cheapest ticket is the NNARA cenote concert at MXN 262 (about US$14) on 17 October. General admission to Gypsy Disco costs MXN 290 (about US$16), Full Moon Rising starts at MXN 390 (about US$21) and Papaya Playa Project entry starts at MXN 1,430 (about US$78), at about MXN 18.2 per US$1.

Are the Tulum parties open to children?

Not all of them. The Papaya Playa Project nights on 17, 24 and 31 October are for guests aged 18 and over, while Gypsy Disco, NNARA and Full Moon Rising are listed as all ages. Check the age rule on each ticket page before you buy.

Is there a Day of the Dead event in Tulum?

Yes. Papaya Playa Project holds its UMBRAL Día de Muertos night on Saturday 31 October. We found no published 2026 municipal programme for Hanal Pixán in Tulum.

Related reading: Mexico news and What to Do in Playa del Carmen in October 2026.

Sources: Gitano Jungle on Ticket Fairy, Vesica Tulum on Ticket Fairy, Papaya Playa Project on Ticket Fairy. Exchange rate: RT, 12 October 2026. Retrieved 12 October 2026.









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