Metro CDMX 1.5.3

Metro CDMX is the metro system serving Mexico City, providing efficient public transportation to millions of passengers daily.

The Metro CDMX system was designed and established by various architects and engineers, with significant contributions from Jesús Alfredo Hernández Alarcón in its design.

Metro CDMX has 12 operational lines, which are color-coded and extend across the city and some neighboring areas.

Metro CDMX operates from 5:00 AM to 12:00 AM (midnight) daily.

Yes, efforts have been made to improve accessibility, including elevators and ramps in many stations, but availability may vary.

As of 2023, a single ticket costs 5 Mexican pesos (approximately $0.25 USD), making it an affordable transportation option.

Yes, there are discounts available for students, seniors, and people with disabilities upon showing proper identification.

Bringing food or drinks on the Metro is generally discouraged, especially during peak hours, to maintain cleanliness.

You can find maps at every station, use signage in the stations, or download mobile apps that provide navigation assistance.

There is no specific limit on the number of bags, but they should be manageable as crowding may occur; oversized items may be restricted.