Welcome to Mexico, a land of ancient temples and joyous festivals. Housed in a huge, Aztec-inspired pyramid, the Mexican pavilion is surrounded by lush, tropical foliage, giving you the feeling that you're really there. But it's the inside of the pyramid that's truly amazing. Set in the perpetual twilight of the evening sky, the Plaza de Los Amigos sits ringed with a variety of shops and exhibits, while across a waterway there looms an ancient pyramid and smoking volcano.

As you enter the pavilion, you'll find an exhibit called "The Spirits in Wood", a collection of fantastic wood carvings of animals, humans, and beasts.
Just before the entrance to El Rio de Tiempo, you'll find Casa Mexicana—an authentic replication of a typical Mexican home. The first level features an alcove where you can send home a video postcard, choosing from one of four adventures (including cliff diving!). The second level includes a dining room, a musical area with a number of guitars on display, and a "Windows into Mexico" display that allows you to see short videos showing you the splendor of the Yucatan Peninsula, the Gulf of Mexico, Central Mexico, Baja, Northern Mexico and the Pacific Coast.