Right in CUN Terminal 2, Sunglass Hut covers the basics.
You’ll find Sunglass Hut in Terminal 2 after security, handy if you forgot shades before a morning departure to the US or Mexico City. Stock leans heavily on big brands like Ray-Ban, Oakley, and Prada, with most pairs landing in the MX$2,000–MX$5,000 range. It’s a standard mall-style setup inside the T2 concourse, so you can browse quickly on the walk to domestic and international gates.
Pricing in this T2 shop generally mirrors tourist-zone Cancun malls, not street stalls, so expect full retail tags on most frames. You can usually spot a few promo racks near the entrance with older Ray-Ban or Vogue models discounted by a few hundred pesos. If you care about receipts for duty-free rules on your return connection, they print everything in pesos with VAT clearly shown at the T2 register.
Service tempo here fits the T2 traffic: staff typically handle 1–2 customers at a time, and basic try-ons run fast, so you can be in and out in under 10 minutes if you already know your model. They carry polarized lenses on most Oakley sport frames in this branch, which matters if you’re heading to Isla Mujeres or Cozumel and expect all-day sun.
One tip: snap a quick photo of your preferred frames’ model number at the T2 display and check your airline’s in-flight duty-free magazine or app later; sometimes the same Ray-Ban SKUs run cheaper on board or in T3/T4 duty-free than at this Sunglass Hut.