A Dream World Cup Escape in Cancun, Mexico

by on June 9, 2014 in Destination, Events, Mexico Travel

Not heading all the way to Brazil to watch the World Cup Matches, but still want to escape? Perhaps you have just a few days to take off from work and want to experience the World Cup fiesta feel, but are afraid you might miss key matches if you travel.

the view of the beach and one of the pools from a room at Dreams Riviera Cancun, Riviera Maya, Cancun, Mexico

Well how about a caipirinha on the beach coupled with bikinis and the opportunity to watch every match in a created “stadium feel” environment.   Sound like a dream? Well, it is – It’s Dreams Riviera Cancun.

Dreams Riviera Cancun World Cup Plans

Just south of Cancun, the all-inclusive Dreams Riviera Cancun is creating an amazing atmosphere to watch World Cup 2014 soccer matches starting later this week.  Transforming the conference room (sorry no business meetings this month) into a mock replica of  the famous Maracanã Stadium (erected in Rio de Janeiro for the 1950 World Cup and site for the 2014 Final) is just the beginning of the resort’s effort to create a World Cup destination. The “stadium,” complete with flat screen TVs in the center plans to show every match.  There also promises to be famous Mexican hospitality to quell the slightest thirst or hunger during the matches. Yes, servers at your service as you watch the match(es). And more.

poolside

The General Manager of the hotel, a big soccer (or football) fan promises an authentic and “over the top” experience for everyone. In listening to the plans, I agree. The goals is to create an environment to celebrate the World Cup throughout the Resort with Brazilian fashion, culinary and cocktails for all guests. Even guests not interested in soccer matches will still feel the samba sensations through the resort’s entertainment and events.

Visiting Dreams Riviera Cancun

the Lobby of the Dreams Riviera Cancun in Riviera Maya, Mexico

pulling out my flag for the World Cup at the Dreams Riviera Cancun

U-S-A, my colors shines outside Dreams Riviera Cancun

Even if you don’t visit for the World Cup extravaganza, put Dreams Riviera Cancun on your list when looking for an all-inclusive on a trip to Cancun. With bars opening at 9am and an unlimited luxury concept creating a higher-end all-inclusive resort (includes a balcony jacuzzi) it can be the perfect place to spend a long weekend or week long escape for any reason.

Stay Adventurous, Craig

I was a guest of Dreams Riviera Cancun, and some of the images are courtesy of Dreams Riviera Cancun, but as always, my opinions are my own.

 

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  • Bill

    this sounds really nce

  • http://travelingted.com/ Traveling Ted

    What a great idea by Dreams Riviera Cancun. Perhaps after they are done with the World Cup, they could recreate Chiang Mai.

    • http://www.stayadventurous.com/ craig zabransky

      Ted, such skills will be required for Chiang Mai… I will let my friends at Dreams know… Stay DreamingNoMore, Craig

  • Leah Travels

    Hey, this is such a great idea! If I weren’t already in Rio, I’d be all over this.

    • http://www.stayadventurous.com/ craig zabransky

      Lucky you being in Brazil… stay watching the world cup, Craig

  • The World Wanderer

    Now, this looks like a party!! Wish I could easily take off from work this time of year. PS I love your get up in the last picture. So Americana. 😉

    • http://www.stayadventurous.com/ craig zabransky

      Absolutely, this place is going to be a World Cup party indeed. Stay Americana, Craig

  • TripsByLance

    Having just spent the opening weekend of the World Cup in New York City, I wholeheartedly agree that watching the World Cup games with other fans at sports bars is an awesome experience. So many great soccer bars in New York. This would be a lot of fun, especially in a football-mad country like Mexico. I’ll be in Puerto Rico for the final. And even though Puerto Rico is not in the tournament, I think watching in a party atmosphere with people who are mad about the sport will be a blast.

    • http://www.stayadventurous.com/ craig zabransky

      So true Lance and glad you enjoyed a little soccer in NYC… agree, there are plenty of fans in the city. And you’ll be fine in PR, the World Cup is watched everywhere… but I know Mexico would be a great option for any game… especially the Mexico matches… stay Worldly, Craig

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