Yes, of course! Make sure Danielle, our destination wedding planner, has everyone on the RSVP list so we can prepare for your arrival and our wedding celebration.

If you are looking to experience more of the area, please reach out to Danielle for suggestions. Here are a few of our favorites, in parenthesis is how far the location is from our resort, Dreams Riviera Cancun:

Relaxation: Catamaran Sailing Tour to Isla Mujeres (2 Hours), golf tee times (5 minutes), and spa appointments at the on-site spa (5 minutes)

History (these sites are located approximately 2.5 hours away, it is recommended to schedule an all-day adventure to include many of these activities together): Ek Balam, Chichen Itza, Coba, Tulum (1.5 hours away), and El Meco (1 hour away)

Adventure (time varies, recommended to schedule all-day adventure to include many of these activities together): Cenote (natural swimming hole), ATV adventures, snorkel tours, scuba diving, deep-sea fishing charters, swimming with the dolphins and jet ski/water ski

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You can expect to see temperatures around 85-86F, rarely falling below 77F. The ocean maintains temps around 80F, whereas swimming pools will most likely be warmer due to higher temps. You can expect to see some rainfall in the forecast, but typically the area will only experience rain for a few hours in the early afternoon and clear up again in the evening hours. Make sure to bring a light jacket, at night with the breeze it can be chilly!

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Keep in mind, there dress code requirements for some of the restaurants on-site.

• Casual Elegance (most dinner dining locations): Sneakers or Dress Sandals (no flip-flops). Dress shirts with sleeves and long pants are required for men.

• Casual: Bermudas (long shorts or capri pants), sneakers/ tennis shoes, or sandals. No sleeveless shirts for men. Women must wear a bathing suit wrap or cover-up.

• Daytime Casual: Bathing suit, cover-ups, shorts, tops, and sandals required

• Beach Casual: Swim trunks, bathing suits, and flip-flops accepted

Since the temperature can be quite warm we recommend bringing light summer clothing including swimsuits, light casual dresses, cover-ups, and linen-style pants to keep cool. Make sure to note the restaurant dress code above. If you plan on going on any excursions closed toed athletic shoes may be required.

Other helpful essentials include sunblock (lots and lots of sunblock, the sun is very intense in Mexico so please be prepared), water shoes, bug spray, aloe or after burn, flip-flops, rash guard, pain reliever, Pepto Bismal, antacids, sunglasses, sun hat, large refillable water bottle, straw (metal - only paper ones are handed out with drinks), books, etc.

If you like to float in the pool, bring a pool floatie! While definitely not necessary, it is nice to have your own to relax and enjoy with.

There will be a small shop on-site, but prices are quite high so make sure to come prepared!

Before packing remember TSA rules for smooth sailing through security checkpoints:

• No liquids, including sealed water bottles, are permitted.

• Liquids, gels, and aerosols packed in carry-on must follow the 3-1-1 liquids rule: 3.4 ounces or less per container, 1-quart size, clear, plastic, zip-top bag (all liquids must fit in the bag), 1 bag per passenger. Placed bag in front pocket of your carry-on for accessibility.

• If purchasing a bag lock, be sure to look for those that are TSA approved

• Do not pack items such as box cutters, utility knives, and razors in carry-on luggage. Razor blades intended for shaving that is enclosed in a safety cartridge in which the blade cannot be removed are permitted.

• Pack large electronics on the top layer of the carry-on for screening accessibility. These also may be required for removal from your bag through checkpoints. TSA agents will guide you

• Note the baggage weight limit for all checked bags and bag size for both carry-on and checked bags. This may vary across airlines.

• Most airlines only allow one carry-on and one personal item per person - please double-check with your airline and be aware of this as you board the plane.

You will be invited to a “VIP Breakfast”, it is encouraged to turn the staff down to attend this meeting. It is actually a timeshare presentation, and won’t be worth your precious vacation time!

You may be invited to receive a “Resort Coupon Book/Credit”, these coupons are only good on items that may not be necessary like bottles of wine (remember you get free glasses of wine throughout the property), discounts on spa treatments (only one can be used per treatment, can not be used on discounted/packaged treatments), romantic beachfront dinners. etc. Most times it isn’t worth the hassle of attempting to get these, let Danielle know if you want more information.

You may want to bring “Damp Rid”, while it certainly is not going to make a huge impact on your stay, it will leave your room and clothing feeling less “damp”, because of the high humidity and A/C

Don’t be afraid to order multiple appetizers, entrees & desserts - you are at an all-inclusive! Everything is included, so why not so big?!

Download the AMResorts app, you’ll find helpful information on our resort, Dreams Riveria Cancun, restaurant hours, activity times, etc. Also, download What’s App, which is a free messaging service you can use on WiFi to connect with family and friends.

Notify your credit cards of your travel plans, so if you use it internationally they know to accept those charges on your behalf

Don’t forget your passport and arrive at the airport with plenty of extra time to spare. It is recommended to arrive 3 hours before your flight for an international booking.