Metro offers free access to 2023 CDMX marathon participants

Mexico City authorities mobility secretary (SEMOVI) announced. schedule change what does he have public transport With the development of the XL version, the capital’s CDMX Marathonwill be held next Sunday, August 27.

collective transportation system mexico city subway announced that it will offer a free service to commemorate the XL version of the Mexico City Marathon, which will be held on August 27 (Sun) this year.According to the metropolitan metro’s Twitter, on Sunday, August 27, stations in the metropolitan area will be Lines 1, 2, 3, 9 The Metro will open at 05:00 for the Mexico City Marathon.

Likewise, he informed all runners participating in the race that: free entry and exit By presenting the registration number provided at the time of registration.

Mexico City Metro reported that the only station that will be closed during the event is the Zocalo-Tenochititlan station on Line 2. Similarly, the capital’s transport agency announced changes that will take place on Sunday, August 27, during the event. 2023 Mexico City Marathon.

Participating in this event is 30,000 domestic and foreign runners, It is one of the most important events around the world. Runners must traverse the city from the south to the center on the following routes: 42 km, 195 mhas his exit at university olympic stadium. The race is scheduled to start at 5:55 am.

For subways, services will begin on the same days as on working days. 5 am Divided into 4 rows to allow participants to arrive at sporting events.

• Line 1: Valderas – Observatory
• Line 2: Tusqueña – Cuatro Caminos
• Line 3: Indios Verdes – University
• Line 9: Pantitlán – Tacubaya

Metrobuses have different schedules, so you should pay attention.

• Line 1: Indios Verdes to Plaza de la Repubblica and Caminero to Corregidora with a duration of 5 to 15 hours.
• Line 2: operates from Teparcates to Ethiopia from 5am to 11am.
• Line 3: Tenayuca to Buena Vista and Pueblo Santa Cruz Atoyac to Cuauhtemoc start at 7am and finish at 4pm.
• Line 4: Service starts from 7:30 am to 3:00 pm. South route: from Pino Suarez to San Lazaro. Northern route: from Teatro Branquita to San Lazaro. The route from Hidalgo to Pantitlan will be from Teatro Branchita to Alameda Oriente, and services from San Lazaro to CDMX airport will operate as normal.
• Line 7: Indios Verdes to Glorieta de Quitlauac from 5am to 4pm, no service from Garibaldi to Campo Marte.

• Line 1: Indios Verdes to Plaza de la Repubblica and Caminero to Corregidora with a duration of 5 to 15 hours.
• Line 2: operates from Teparcates to Ethiopia from 5am to 11am.
• Line 3: Tenayuca to Buena Vista and Pueblo Santa Cruz Atoyac to Cuauhtemoc start at 7am and finish at 4pm.
• Line 4: Service starts from 7:30 am to 3:00 pm. South route: from Pino Suarez to San Lazaro. Northern Route: Branquita Theater to San Lazaro. The route from Hidalgo to Pantitlan will be from Teatro Branchita to Alameda Oriente, and services from San Lazaro to CDMX airport will operate as normal.
• Line 7: No service from 5am to 4pm from Indios Verdes to Glorieta de Quitlauac and from Garibaldi to Campo Marte.