Solo los domingos para público en general. Si eres maestro la entrada es gratuita todos los días.

$50

Hi, I just answered the last person who asked the same question as you, so I'll try and help you too. The price is $94.00 Mexican Pesos or $5.00 US dollars. It's an open site funded by the Mexican government that has posted some information signs through out the ruins. No other help than that, very low key site. It is not a well known or advertised Mayan ruins. I guess it is not a busy place at all. But there is iguanas are all over this place and an old gentlemen who takes your money will tell you "Do Not Feed the Iguanas". LOL! I don't know why that is, maybe they have a delicate stomach or heart burn! LOL! Bring a camera and use good walking shoes (tennis shoes). It get really hot mid day. I'm going in the morning to keep the scorching sun and humidity off me! Good luck & have fun!

I haven't been there yet, but I will be on 10/1/17. Your question about going and the price is listed in a few of the reviews. I have read all of them and they say it is about $5.00 US dollars or about $94.00 Mexican Pesos. I don't know why nobody has answered you yet, but I hope I have helped. It looks like a great place to learn about the Mayan with out so many tourist like us, LOL! There is a wealth of information about these ruins on it's own website. Just inter the name in one of the online search engines like Google. They have pictures and all the information you can think of. It's a perfect place to go and stay away from all the other busy touristy sites. Good luck and have fun!

Taxis are fine as long as you agree on a price beforehand plus they will wait to take you back to your resort just so they get the fare. Much less stressful unless you are used to the bus system.

El Rey is a fine local attraction, but is really nothing like as impressive as Chichen Itza. It's much closer, much cheaper, not crowded, much, much smaller and has less impressive ruins. I can't speak for the museum as I didn't visit it.