Mexico By Rail
Grant McWilliamsA free publication covering the trains of Mexico and how to travel with them.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 37 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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AIFA airport train is actually happening!
When the previous administration canceled the Texcoco Airport and said they’d build a passenger terminal at the military base north of the city I shook my head. Mexico City REALLY needed a new airport. In fact they needed one large airport...
Record breaking Tren Maya discounts for expats and tourists (Apr 15-June 30)
Tren Maya has a slew of new discounts which fall into three categories:
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Discounted promotional prices (Apr 15 - Jun 30)
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Premier class seat for Turista class price Apr 15 - Jun 30)
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Removal of International Tourist category...
New IE-Tram route from the Merida Airport
Previously I wrote a guide for anyone wanting to transfer from the Merida airport to the Tren Maya by utilizing the local Va-y-Ven IE-Tram 905 to Uman station. The airport connection involves a 10 minute walk to the IE-Tram stop which isn’t...
Discounts to visit Pueblos Mágicos and the Spring Equinox
Pueblos Mágicos 20% off promotion
Victor Omar Lavín Sansores the marketing director of the Tren Maya announced the “Próxima Estación: Pueblos Mágicos” promotion for March 27th to April 12th 2026. The promotion offers a 20% discount to t...
Purchase Tren Maya tickets on Flixbus.com
You can now buy Tren Maya International tickets on the Flixbus website. This is aimed at International tourists as that is the only price category offered. The flixbus.com website is very easy to use, you jut in where you are starting your...
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