Resort takeovers in Mexico: how Tryst 2027 and Tryst 2.0 work and what to ask before booking

A "resort takeover" is a trip in which a group occupies a resort, wholly or almost wholly, for several days, with its own programme of parties and activities. In 2027 the Tryst brand announces two in Mexico: Tryst 2027 at Temptation Resort in Cancun (20 to 25 April) and Tryst 2.0 in Puerto Aventuras, Riviera Maya (19 to 24 October). This guide explains how these trips are presented, based on the official pages (dvtryst.com and the Desire Vacations groups page, consulted on 7 November 2026), and what to ask before booking. Anything not stated on those pages is marked as a question, not as a fact.

What the official pages say

Tryst 2027 is described as a takeover of Temptation Resort in Cancun, adults only, lasting six days and five nights. It mentions daytime pool parties with DJs and live performers, endless cocktails, foam cannons and themed parties at night. Tryst 2.0 is set in an all-new luxury resort in Puerto Aventuras and is sold with two independently booked areas: a topless-optional side (El Dorado Seaside Suites) and a clothing-optional side (Hidden Beach), both all-inclusive according to the booking listings. In neither case does the website publish prices or a formal dress code; it suggests bringing themed outfits for the evenings.

Who handles the booking

The pages link to Right Connections Travel, a Las Vegas agency, for booking. That means you contract with the agency and not directly with the resort. Before paying, ask in writing for the total price, what it includes, the payment schedule, the cancellation and change policy, and what happens if the event is cancelled or modified.

Questions worth asking

First, the area: for Tryst 2.0 you must choose a side before booking, so decide as a couple which clothing policy you feel comfortable with. Second, capacity and access policy: ask whether it is couples only or singles too and whether there is a minimum age. Third, the photo and phone policy during parties. Fourth, airport transfers and which transport is included. Fifth, travel insurance terms and the deadline for changing names on the booking.

Safety in the area

For Mexico, the UK FCDO warns that rival criminal gangs have clashed in popular tourist destinations in Cancun and surrounding areas, that pickpocketing and street crime are a problem in cities and tourist resorts, and that drinks must not be left unattended. Check the current advice from your own country before booking and read our safe-night guide.

How it fits your trip

If this is your first time at a lifestyle resort, review the first-time resort guide and agree your limits as a couple before travelling. And if you do not need a group, our Riviera Maya resorts in the directory show the alternative of booking directly with the property. Dates can change: always confirm on the event website.