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Mexico City metro

A huge, cheap metro with pictogram station symbols. Line 2 serves the Zócalo and Bellas Artes; Line 1 runs along Chapultepec; Line 5 and Metrobús 4 reach the airport.

All cities · STC Metro (12 lines) · Metrobús · Tren Ligero · Cablebús · checked 2026-09

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Last train

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Plan for another night

After midnight counts as the night before: Saturday 01:30 is still Friday night's service.

Typical last trains from central stations; the ends of a line stop earlier, and holidays use their own timetable. Check the operator's app on the night.

Lines opening and changing

Parts of Line 1 were closed for modernisation in 2022–2025; service has been restored in stages (check).

Lines and key stations

Schematic, not to scale: only the stations visitors use most, in order along the line.

Line 1

Colour: pink · Observatorio – Pantitlán

  1. ChapultepecSightspark, castle
  2. SevillaSightsRoma/Juárez
  3. InsurgentesSightsRoma, Condesa
  4. BalderasInterchange
  5. Salto del AguaInterchange
  6. PantitlánInterchange

Line 2

Colour: blue · Cuatro Caminos – Tasqueña

  1. HidalgoInterchange
  2. Bellas ArtesSightsPalacio de Bellas Artes
  3. Allende
  4. Zócalo/TenochtitlanSightscathedral, Templo Mayor
  5. Pino SuárezInterchange
  6. TasqueñaInterchangeTren Ligero to Xochimilco

Line 3

Colour: olive · Indios Verdes – Universidad

  1. HidalgoInterchange
  2. Juárez
  3. BalderasInterchange
  4. Centro MédicoInterchange
  5. CoyoacánSights
  6. UniversidadSightsUNAM

Line 5

Colour: yellow · Politécnico – Pantitlán

  1. La RazaInterchange
  2. Terminal AéreaAirportTerminal 1
  3. PantitlánInterchange

Also: Lines 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B and 12, Metrobús (7 lines) and Cablebús.

First and last trainscheck

Typical service hours by system and day
SystemDaysHours
MetroMon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri05:00 – 00:00
MetroSat06:00 – 00:00
MetroSun07:00 – 00:00

Monday to Friday about 05:00–00:00, Saturday from 06:00, Sunday and holidays from 07:00 (check).

How oftencheck

Rush hour
2–4 min but crush-loaded
Off-peak
4–8 min

Airport rail linkcheck

  • Benito Juárez (MEX)

    Metro Line 5 at Terminal Aérea (T1, no big luggage at rush hour) or Metrobús Line 4 to both terminals and the centre.

    Last departure: Metro until about midnight; authorised airport taxis and Uber all night

Farescheck

One very low flat fare per trip with a rechargeable card (check). Payment: see the transit-cards tool.

Card to use: Tarjeta de Movilidad Integrada (MI card)

Cards, deposits and tap-to-pay for Mexico City →

Stations to know

  • AirportTerminal Aérea — Terminal 1Line 5
  • SightsChapultepec — park, castleLine 1
  • SightsSevilla — Roma/JuárezLine 1
  • SightsInsurgentes — Roma, CondesaLine 1
  • SightsBellas Artes — Palacio de Bellas ArtesLine 2
  • SightsZócalo/Tenochtitlan — cathedral, Templo MayorLine 2
  • SightsCoyoacánLine 3
  • SightsUniversidad — UNAMLine 3

Step-free accesscheck

Limited: some stations have lifts, many have only stairs; Metrobús is more accessible (check).

Etiquette and rulescheck

  • The front cars are for women and children only at all times (signs on the platform).
  • Big suitcases are not allowed at busy times.
  • Vendors walk the cars; keep phones and wallets in front.

After the last traincheck

  • Uber, DiDi and Cabify; take a sitio (rank) taxi rather than hailing.
  • Some Metrobús lines and night buses run late (check).

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Everything marked check — hours, fares, last departures, rules — changes with timetables, works and holidays; confirm with the operator before you rely on a last train. Line colours are the operators' own, always shown with a name; diagrams are schematic. Written from Voykit's own notes; checked 2026-09.