Flights to Denver (DEN) from 1,001MXN

Required Documentation for Traveling

Before booking your flight tickets to Denver, make sure you have all the necessary travel requirements. Mexican citizens will need a valid passport, while travelers from other countries should check visa requirements. Ensure you review Volaris' travel guidelines for the latest updates when planning your trip from Mexico to Denver.

Check-In

Volaris offers online check-in up to 72 hours before your departure to save time at the airport. Whether you’re traveling with plane tickets to Denver for business or pleasure, completing check-in online ensures a smoother travel experience.

Baggage

Volaris allows one carry-on and one personal item as part of your fare when traveling to Denver. Make sure your checked baggage complies with the size and weight restrictions, especially if you're bringing gear for outdoor activities like hiking or skiing in the Rockies.

Denver International Airport (DEN)

After booking your airplane tickets to Denver, you’ll arrive at Denver International Airport (DEN), one of the largest airports in the U.S. Known for its unique architecture and art installations, DEN offers everything you need, from car rentals to dining. It’s located about 25 miles from downtown Denver, providing easy access to the city and surrounding areas.

Getting Out of the Airport

Transportation options abound once you land. You can take the A Line light rail, which connects the airport to downtown Denver in about 40 minutes. Taxis, rideshare services, and car rentals are also readily available, making it convenient for you to reach your destination.

Accommodation in Denver

Denver offers a variety of accommodations to suit different travel styles and budgets. Here are the top areas to stay:

• Downtown Denver: Stay here if you want to be in the middle of the action, with easy access to major attractions like the Denver Art Museum and Union Station.
• LoDo (Lower Downtown): Known for its lively nightlife and historic charm, LoDo is perfect for those who want a mix of entertainment and history. Boutique hotels and trendy eateries abound in this neighborhood.
• Cherry Creek: For a more upscale experience, Cherry Creek offers luxury hotels, high-end shopping, and excellent dining, all within a short distance from the heart of Denver.

Places to Visit in Denver

Here are three top attractions when you travel to Denver:

• Red Rocks Amphitheatre: Just outside of Denver, Red Rocks is an iconic natural amphitheater where you can catch concerts or explore hiking trails. It’s a perfect blend of outdoor beauty and cultural events.
• Denver Botanic Gardens: Escape the urban hustle and relax at the Denver Botanic Gardens, where you can stroll through beautifully landscaped gardens, including native Colorado plants and exotic displays.
• Union Station: This historic landmark is more than just a transportation hub. Union Station is a bustling area filled with restaurants, shops, and even a hotel, making it a great place to explore and unwind.

Gastronomy in Denver

Denver’s food scene is a celebration of local flavors and Western influences. Here are some classic dishes to try:

• Bison Burger: A local favorite, the bison burger offers a leaner, yet flavorful alternative to beef, often served with a side of Colorado-grown greens or fries.
• Green Chile: This spicy, savory dish is a Denver staple. Served over burritos, fries, or just on its own, green chile is a must-try when visiting the Mile-High City.
• Rocky Mountain Oysters: For the adventurous eater, Rocky Mountain Oysters (fried bull testicles) are a local delicacy with a surprisingly mild flavor, often enjoyed as an appetizer with a cold local beer.