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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 27 | Subscribers | Read | mexicobyrail.substack.com |
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All Interoceanico trains get 50-100% service improvements
All Interoceanico passenger lines receive 50-100% improvements in scheduled departures for late December. Granted, when you’re running a train once or twice a week it’s a bit of a low bar but these changes come with them greater impact than...
Inaugeration of the P'atal sleeping trains
When the $1.45 billion (USD) order was placed for the Tren Maya with Alstom, the company that makes the TGV High Speed trains in France, they specified 31 Xiinbal trainsets (to walk in Mayan) for shorter journeys, 8 Janal (to eat) dining fo...
How to get from the Cancun airport to the Tren Maya station
Yesterday I flew into Cancun Airport and caught the Tren Maya to Mérida so I thought it would be a great opportunity to outline how to make the connection easily without giving the Taxi Mafia extortion money. Taxi drivers may ask for 1000 p...
Gossip rag declares the Tren Maya to be 5% full.
El Pais has declared that the Tren Maya was supposed to be carrying 74,000 people per day within the first year but averages 5% of that demonstrating that the train is mostly empty even during high season.
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