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Travel between Mexico City (CDMX) and the State of Mexico (Edomex) has become more expensive in 2026. The Tren Suburbano, now integrated with the Tren Felipe Ángeles service, has adjusted its fares, and one of the main bus routes connecting Teotihuacán with the capital has also seen a price hike.
Teotihuacán to CDMX Bus Fare Jumps by Six Pesos
The most recent increase to cause discontent among users is on the bus route connecting Teotihuacán with Indios Verdes, Deportivo 18 de Marzo, and the Central del Norte. The fare for this route has risen from 54 to 60 pesos, a six-peso increase. This surge has led to protests from users demanding explanations for the adjustment.
Tren Suburbano Fares Also Adjusted
For the Tren Suburbano, new fares have been in effect since April 5, 2026. Short trips now cost $11.50 pesos, while long journeys are priced at $26.50 pesos. This adjustment was officially published in the Official Gazette of the Federation.
The Tren Suburbano connects Buenavista with Cuautitlán and is also part of the connection to the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) via the Tren Felipe Ángeles.
Commuters Face Increased Monthly Expenses
For frequent users of both services, these increases represent a significant additional expense that can accumulate considerably over the month. These adjustments have once again brought the cost of transportation to the forefront of public discussion, especially for those commuting between the Metropolitan Zone and key destinations in the Valley of Mexico.
adn Noticias, a local news outlet, emphasizes the importance of staying informed about these changes. The outlet encourages its audience to subscribe to its WhatsApp and Telegram channels for immediate updates on such news.
Public Reaction and Future Outlook
The fare increases have been met with public dissatisfaction, particularly the six-peso jump on the Teotihuacán-CDMX bus route. While the Tren Suburbano’s adjustment was officially published, the immediate impact on daily commuters is evident, prompting questions about the affordability of public transport in the region.
This situation highlights the ongoing challenge of balancing public transport operational costs with the economic realities of daily commuters in Mexico City and the surrounding areas.
Source: https://www.adn40.mx/ciudad/2026-10-05/golpe-al-bolsillo-suben-las-tarifas-del-suburbano-y-el-transporte-de-teotihuacan-a-cdmx/
