Cablebús Mexico City
An urban cable car climbing to Mexico City's hillside neighbourhoods, where the slopes rule out buses. Three lines in service — Cuautepec, Santa Martha and Vasco de Quiroga — connect with the Metro and turn journeys of over an hour into a few minutes.
Cablebús lines
Cablebús stations (19)
- Campos Revolución
- Charrería
- Cineteca Nacional / Bodega de Arte
- Constitución de 1917
- Cuautepec
- Indios Verdes
- La Pastora
- Las torres Buenavista
- Lomas de la estancia
- Los Pinos / Constituyentes
- Panteón de Dolores
- Parcur / Colegio de Arquitectos
- Quetzcalcóalt
- San Miguel Teotongo
- Santa María Ticomán
- Santa Marta
- Tlalpexco
- Vasco de Quiroga
- Xalpa
Frequently asked questions
What are the Cablebús's opening hours?
Monday to Friday: 05:00 - 23:00 hrs.. Saturdays: 06:00 - 23:00 hrs.. Sundays and public holidays: 07:00 - 23:00 hrs..
How much does the Cablebús cost?
Ticket price: $7.00. Card price: $22.00 includes one trip.
How many lines and stations does the Cablebús have?
The Cablebús has 3 lines and 19 stations.
Where can I download the Cablebús map?
The Cablebús network map is available as a PDF at https://mbus.mx/mapas/mapa-cablebus.pdf and inside the Metro - Metrobús México app, where it works offline.