Transportation in Mexico City

# Getting Around Mexico City Mexico City offers multiple transportation options for visitors. The Metro system provides extensive coverage throughout the city, while Metrobús (bus rapid transit) serves major corridors. Taxis and ride-hailing services operate citywide. The city also has a suburban train system (Tren Suburbano) connecting certain areas. First-time visitors should note that Mexico City is a large metropolitan area with varying traffic conditions. The Metro uses a symbol system at each station, which helps non-Spanish speakers navigate. Having small bills for public transport is generally useful, as exact change may be needed. **Airport Connection:** Mexico City International Airport (AICM/MEX) connects to the city through several options. Check the booking widgets on this page for current transportation services, schedules, and pricing for airport transfers. Service availability and routes vary, so verify current options when planning your arrival. *Note: For specific prices, schedules, and real-time availability of any transportation service, please use the booking tools provided on this page or check with official operators directly.*

Download the Didi app before arrival as it's widely used for ride-hailing in Mexico City

The Metro closes around midnight on weekdays and earlier on Sundays, so plan your evening travel accordingly

Get a rechargeable Metro card to avoid ticket lines at busy stations

Metrobús operates in dedicated lanes and connects to the Metro system at multiple transfer points