Mexico City Airport Transfer Guide - All Options & Prices

# Airport Transfer Options in Mexico City Mexico City International Airport (MEX) serves one of Latin America's largest metropolitan areas, but detailed transfer information is currently limited in our database. For the most current and comprehensive transportation options from the airport, we recommend checking the booking widgets below, which provide real-time availability and pricing for various transfer services operating in Mexico City. As a major international hub, Mexico City typically offers multiple transfer solutions ranging from budget-friendly shared services to premium private options. Journey times to central areas generally vary based on traffic conditions and your specific destination within this sprawling metropolis. For accurate current prices, schedules, and to compare available transfer methods, please use the booking tools provided on this page to find the best option for your travel needs.

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

Unofficial Taxi Scams: Unlicensed drivers approach travelers in the arrivals area offering rides at seemingly good rates, but may take longer routes, charge inflated prices, or pose safety risks. Avoid by using only official airport taxi booths (Sitio 300 or authorized services), pre-booking through official apps, or using the booking widgets provided by verified transportation services.

Fake Airport Staff: Individuals wearing unofficial uniforms or badges approach passengers claiming to help with luggage, transportation, or 'special services' and then demand payment. Avoid by only accepting help from clearly identified official airport personnel at designated service desks, and politely declining unsolicited assistance from people approaching you in the terminal.

Overcharging Currency Exchange: Airport currency exchange services may offer poor rates or add hidden fees that aren't clearly disclosed until after the transaction. Avoid by withdrawing cash from official ATMs inside the terminal, using credit cards where possible, or exchanging only small amounts at the airport and finding better rates in the city - check current rates before exchanging.