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🇲🇽MEXICO CITY METRO GUIDE - Are you visiting Mexico City (CDMX)? Looking to learn more about how to get around in Mexico City using the Mexico City Metro?
This video tells you everything you need to know about the CDMX subway, from the history, costs, how to pay for journeys and safety tips. I hope you find it useful!
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La línea 10 y 11, son A y B porque iban a ser otro tipo de trenes mas pequeños, ahora les dejaron letras porque van al estado de México, aunque el origen de la linea «A» se iba a llamar Alimentadora...!¡
There were gonna be more lines but unfortunately they didn't have enough money on their budget in other words our politicians kept stealing money for their luxurious lifestyle that's how f*cked up our country is
I am mexican and I live in México City and I don't know why I'm watching this video but is funny. 😀😀
JAJA gla to make you laugh!
why funny?
I took my first CDMX Metro trip yesterday at 5:15pm on a Thursday, just to see what rush hour on the CDMX Metro was like. Oh yes, I found out... Thanks for the video!
Haha what a nightmare lol!
Excelente video, Felicidades !!, Saludos desde Camargo Chihuahua.....
I myself have never been to New York. But every now and then I question their lives. If you look outside the crime time, I find the people in Mexico City very sympathetic and happy to help you.
Hello yourself in Mixcoac Station I recommend you visit the Museo del Metro. It's small but it's very interesting because you learn quite a bit about its planning, history, technical details etc. As a cherry on the top there's also a fun souvenir shop with quirky things like underwear with the subway map on it lol
Lines A and B, go outside of Mexico City to the suburbs in Mexico State, thats why have letters instead numbers, also overall its safe I might say even its more safe than the one in New York, lol
spookyryu awesome! Thanks for letting me know! I asked people I know here but no one knew why! I've never been to new York but I've heard alot of negative things!
Yeap, NY its awful, lol, also the subway its a huge museum, there are so many stations with something interesting, excluding A and B lines, all the lines has at least 4 or 5 stations with cultural stuff, even one has a mammoth skelleton, but the majority of users just ignore them, but you can tell the government put effort in making the subway a good experience
spookyryu cool do you know which one has the mammoth skeleton? I may do another video on things like this
ok I ll recommend you some stations with things in it, Talisman has the mammoth, in the red line you can dine in tezozomoc and azcapotzalco replicas of aztec and mayan statues, in the orange line you can find a huge stair piano in polanco, in auditorio you will fine some subway maps from other countries, in the yellow line la raza station has the science tunnel, you will find things like astronomy and biology, in line 3 station copilco has paintings, in the blue line Revolucion has pictures of the mexican revolution and zocalo station you can find diferent stages of the Zocalo, in the pink one Insurgentes station has some pop art also in San Lazaro, also you can find concerts randomly in there and gold line in Mixcoac you can find a subway musuem and you sometimes there are chess competitions, this are the ones that I recall now, lol
amazing, thanks for the info! I'm going to have to have a subway day! I filmed a video in Polanco last week and I noticed on the stairs was a pyramid from Chichen Itza. I think i'll plan in this video for next Tuesday. I saw the models of the Zocalo in Zocalo station, i mention it in the historical center video but I forgot to get any footage of it!
Well, this is lovely. You're brutally honest about pickpocketing which not only does that happen to tourists but us locals experience it on a daily basis. I'm an EFL teacher here in Mexico and I'm so glad to have found your video as I intend to use it with my teens to get around this transportation. Job well done!
Hey Ireri! That's awesome, feel free to use any video you like, I teach English online with Italki (done a few videos about this) and my students often use my videos as listening practice, so it's great to tie the two things together!
i lived in Russia a few months and Moscow subway is just amazing, too much pretty, and even have free wifi but despite i speak a little russian it's quite stressful to know in which station you are hahaha the names are just in the middle of the track and it's not easy to check it. BTW the font of the Mexico City's subway was designed by Lance Wyman, who also designed the graphics for the 1968 Mexico Olympic Games.
Well, Moscow subway goes beyond ordinary, but, CDMX metro is quite good and easy to use.
Mexico subway also has free wifi
This is the most helpful vlog I have seen regarding the Mexico City subway!! Thanks !
Thanks for the nice comment Regina! I'm glad it helped!
Great video! Next time I visit CDMX I will definitely use the metro.😄 Loved your comment [on your First Impressios of Mexico City video] "Make up your own mind. Don't pay attention to the media."👏👏👏
Lol I think I said that in so many videos! Defo use the metr. A lot of TH-camrs make out it's unsafe and even lie that they were mugged or pickpocketed just to get views and play on gullible viewers. But in reality the CDMX Metro is no different from any other in the world. I got pickpocketed on a bus in Kuala Lumpur a few years ago but never had such issues in Mexico City. It's streets aheads of somewhere like London.
@@davidostrowski679 not exactly true, yes they can steal you in the metro and you always have to watch out for this. More in the afternoon hours when it’s crowded and when your in the stations that have connection to another area.
Another great informative video for those visiting Mexico. Loving the blooper reel at the end😂
Melissa Ambrose these are my favourite types of video to do! Dafonts.com are great for finding obscure fonts!
There were so many bloopers from this i couldn't not include them 😜
First World Traveller awesome tip, I’ll look into dafonts. Right now I just use canva/photoshop. Definitely keep those bloopers coming😉
Great video.😄
Excellent video! Thanks for the tips. Will come in handy when we head down there.
Gracias John! I love the CDMX metro. Months later and still no problems!
I've gotten the metro numerous times. I use the metro card. What I noticed about the subway is that it's clean and doesn't smell like urine😁
What cracks me up are people that complain about being pickpocketed and carry crap in their pockets. If it's in your pocket easily accessible to you, then it's easily accessible to others.
Pickpocketers are in every major city around the world. People should just use some common sense, but they don't unfortunately.
Doesn't *usually* smell like urine. I lived in Mexico City and the Metropolitan Area and certain stations especially in Line B (Buenavista - Cd. Azteca) smell like urine. But overall you're right.
@@TheDJ42 it's because there are some stations that were build around barrios the mexican projects for example tepito a dangerous neighborhood so yeah you've got to be careful around these places
Doesn’t smell like urine you say? I can assure that you only visited central zones… in the extremes of the metro lines far away from the turistical zones (for example the Pantitlán station) the stations and bus stations smells like urine all time
@@elsuloniano9541 I've taken just about all the metro routes. None of the "metro cars" smell like urine. There may be a particular part of a metro where homeless sleep at night that I haven't seen that smell like urine. I haven't been inside all the stations. But, in other major cities like NYC it all smells like urine more or less.
@@GlobalAdventurer Oh, you were talking about the metro wagons!. You're right in that part, at least the wagons doesn't smell like urine all time. Anyways i hope you enjoyed Mexico City.
This is the most informative video I've seen on the CDMX subway. I will be there in October and have a better understanding of how it works. Thanks for posting this.
L Green awesome! Glad to be of help!
hi david good advice for people going to mexico city,,,,,yayyy bloopers are back ! lol
that singer tho... i'm mexican and i've never heard a mariachi sing like that lmao. great video !
Haha thanks! Back in cdmx in 3 weeks. I CAN'T WAIT!!
Excellent video! We are going to experience our first stay in CDMX later this month, and I can't wait to use the Metro! We had great experiences in Buenos Aires and Santiago with their metro systems . . . and CDMX looks fantastic. We like to walk big cities, so the combination of metro and good walking shoes (with custom-made maps of the city) should allow us to explore fairly easily.
awesome have a great time! So many TH-camrs I see just get Ubers. So boring. Experience the real city by walking and getting the Metro!
Great video amigo... enjoyed it... and funny bloopers 😆👍
Gracias amigo!
Wish i would have explored more while i was there. I stayed near La Zona Rosa which had everything i needed walking distance. Next time :)
Im a sucker for subway/train systems. I love em!
Designing Life I still haven't been to zona rosa!
First World Traveller its literally across the street from the golden angel. You might have accidentally stumbled upon it. It was very young tho. I like em my age or older and a little hairier 🐻🍆
Designing Life ha don't we all 😉🍆🍆
I’m also a subway nerd, I’m glad I found your channel
Awesome, im back in cdmx on wednesday
Overall, a good metro guide.
When there I just plunged in. Even though I speak enough Spanish to help and to hinder I decided I was going to master the monster. Armed only w/a metro produced map, I could get around.
Not intimidating but overwhelmingly interesting. I learned when to put the backpack in front of me or on the floor. I learned that the train might stop in mid-route unannounced. PDA occurred only a couple of centimeters from me on my right or left-at the same time once! I now know what sardines might experience were they alive. My son said the metro in Tokyo was as packed, only there
was ac.Yes, it was fascinating to see the chicle vendors work the trains. As far as experience is concerned, these metro bus and subway rides made my journey (not a trip or vaca ) all the richer. If only people could open their horizons and realize that one can miss the stop (especially if one doesn’t know phrases like, “excusame” or “con permiso”) whether their fault or not and it’s not the end of the earth.
I like your vids. Had I known about travel vlogs when I first travelled to CDMX, I’d have made better use of them. I’m getting ready to go again and am watching yours and others to get a game plan together. After the Corona has been resolved, I hope you go back to CDMX!
Amazing! Getting off a crowded train screaming CON PERMISO AMIGOS was a daily routine! I always made it off though luckily. Enriching is the right word. I'm planning to be back again later this year. Currently stuck in Belarus!
The Tao of David
So, Apart from the fact that you’re a Brit, and if I’m not mistaken you were heading for Bulgaria...is that bad that you’re “stuck” in Belarus? Or did you want to go back to England?
Hi David, answering your question (1:22), according to Transit Master Plan and the desire lines in Mexico City Metropolitan Area, line 12 had priority to be built, instead of lines 10 and 11, however these last lines will eventually be built. Greetings!
Thanks for the info amigo!
thank you for the informative video
Great video, lots of info. Congrats!
You're welcome!
Great video David as always. I know its not new but just saw it now. I have been to CDMX three times now and love it. To get around I either walk or subway. I have taken the subway from the airport, Terminal Aerea station. Also of note, many station platforms have a separate area for women and children so men cannot walk into this area which usually has a transit enforcement officer there. Lastly, some platforms have markings to line up. Overall, while mostly simple stations, the CDMX subway is clean, fast, safe and easy to use. I would avoid rush hour if you can as its super busy/crowded. Hasta luego!
great tips thanks Amir! I always go from Terminal Aerea too!
Thank you so much for this video. I will be visiting mexico city this week. This video helped a lot.
You're welcome veg head, have a great time. I'm off to Puebla on Saturday!
4:02 lol the people are saying hi, btw I love the vid
Dah-VEED, I leaned, basically nothing from this video, but I love what you do! So I give this a thumbs up and continue to be a patreon.
haha this is an old school classic!
David, Happy New Year. Wifey and I got back Saturday morning after 9 days in CDMX (I know that's small potatoes for you}, but we are a bit more hampered by work and family connections here in Southern California. We DID make it to both Cuernavaca and Puebla, but they were just day trips. My wife is already talking about visiting next summer (probably early September)! Do you have any recommendations? We could fly into CDMX and then take a bus somewhere . . . maybe Oaxaca? Points north? (We've already spent a lot of time in Zacatecas, so we wouldn't go THAT far north.) Thanks. Hope all is well with you!
This one time I hoped on the Indios Verdes - Universidad line and a homeless tried running inside the train while the doors were closing. His tips of his fingers only made it inside of the train, and the rest of his body was on the other side of the doors. People started to freak out because the train started to move a few seconds after, and the man kept moving with the train. Luckily someone pulled the emergency handle in time, but this guy was literally a few feet away from getting smashed into the wall. It was crazzzyy.
Crazy!
Good info! I loved how you found the subway font for your captions. The music was cracking me up, tho you might not have intended that.
Cynthie Thomas lol Cynthie I always intend to crack people up! Had to put some stereotypical Mexican music in there. It's really hard to find any Mexican style music that I can use and still monetise videos. Love the font! Can't believe it was so easy to find on dafonts.com!
Hope you're good Cynthie! Your mom Ok?
First World Traveller Love the horns to create the atmosphere for your content! Mom is coming along. Still tired and weak but on new meds and getting feisty again. Cursing up a storm... Always a good sign, lol. How's your Mum?
Cynthie Thomas haha I don't know I haven't seen my family in 18 months, I probably will later this year!
First World Traveller Oh dear, you should do a video chat with them! That's what I do with my sis in Vegas. Have a great weekend!
Excelent video
Thank you David, I'm planning a trip to CDMX and I'm trying to decide in which part of the city to stay. With your advice I see that being close to a metro station is a must.
Hey Camelia, metro is definately the best! Ubers are just a waste of time and money!
WONDERFUL!!!! I LOVE CDMX! Went last for my Big 50 XoXo
awesome! happy belated 50th!
Thank you for your video!
You're welcome Laura!
Thanks for making this video ! :-)
You're welcome!
Chilango here.
There is a big plan for the metro that started in the 60s, they contemplated to build I think 15 lines.
At this moment there are no 10 and 11 lines because those are already covered by another transports as buses or “metrobús”. Taxis and a new cableway.
Maybe If the city continues growing in people and distances, government will build those lines, but I don’t really now
I’ve been to Mexico City about 15 times and not once used the subway system 😅! The bloopers at the end are the tits!
Great video
This was filmed for Total Recall, where Arnold Schwarzenegger's character Douglas Quaid is being chase by Ritcher and his gang
no way i never knew this
Thank You 🙏 😁I will be traveling 🧳 soon so it will help a lot and In saving money 💵 US dollars .27 cents that’s great Getting the 10 dollar subway 🚇 card👍great vid 🇲🇽
Hey you're welcome, have a great time!
The second largest metro in the Americas after New York City!!
luis amador And the best in North America.
Great video thanks! !!!
Beatiful video congratuletions
The A and B designation for those lines is because they reach or transit the other state "Estado de México", not only on CDMX. They should be numbered 10 and 11 but as they change it's territorial jurisdiction they are named like that.
Editas muy bien tus videos 👏👏
Found the metro videos. Thanks for the prompt in Polanco comments. Love the metro font graphics. Is your camera just getting more clarity with bright sunshine or did you get a new phone? These Mexico vids are muy bonita!
Animals Animals OMG you're the second person to ask me that! I think it's a combination of more interesting colours in Mexico and I'm spending more time doing colour correction when editing and probably doing a better job of it!
Same phone plus when I render the video i have increased frame rate and do it in best quality. Lol as if I know what I'm talking about
The font is amazing! Dafonts.com is great
Does one acquire on of those red refillable cards at the taquilla window?
Btw love these transit how-tos in many cities as that is one of my travel fears, that I can't read the language to understand the instructions. 🤔
Animals Animals these are my favourite videos to film! Live Stream in 20 mins LOL
No escalators in any stations?
Not that I remember. Most stations aren't that deep
The system's font is reminiscent of Mayan writing. No doubt deliberate.
This lives up to the billing - it is one of the best CDMX Metro guides! I would rather speed across town in a train than suffer in traffic in an uber or taxi. It is safe - but it pays to be smart. My safety tips: don't stand on the platform and play on your fancy phone. You are advertising what you have and you are not paying attention to your surroundings. The highest risk time for pickpockets is when folks are squeezing into a car. Phones and wallets in pockets are a bad idea. If you cannot button the pocket or zip it up - keep your hand on the phone in the pocket at all times. I also carry a dummy wallet - with a photocopy of my ID, 1 credit card and just the cash I need for my outing. If I do get my wallet picked - the loss and aggravation are minimal.
Thanks! Great tips, I'm the same, I got an uber last week and instantly regretted it half an hour later still sitting in traffic! I had my wallet pick pocketed when getting on a bus in Kuala Lumpur so I'm extra careful these days!
5:20 was that a bird?!
Omg it's been about 18 months and I never noticed that lol
Merci pour tes vidéos
6:46 If you don't speak, no one is gonna notice if you're not mexican. In Mexico, we have all the type of skin colours, even if it's true that full blonde, redhair, asian or black people are hard to find, it doesn't suprise us when we see a mexican like that. When we say "don't look like a tourist", we don't say "change your look", but to change your actions (although it might help in some specific cases, for example if you're wearing something that yelss "I'M A TOURIST" like a flag of your country).
Even if it is not thaaat bad if you look like a tourist at most of the cases, if you want to go unnoticed, I recommend:
-Don't speak too loud in your language. Here we love to gossip, and people love to hear others conversation, for better or worse, so if we hear you speaking "weird", you're going to be noticed immediatly.
-Don't take a lot of photos. You may find a lot of people, mexican and not mexican, taking photos on interesting things, like buildings, monuments, even in the subway, but if you're trying to go undercover, don't take photos of everything you see.
-Act natural. Move like you use to walk in your homeland (just a little bit quick, especially in the subway and crowded streets, most mexicans always are in a hurry), if you walk like lost, or looking everything like a kid in Disneyland, scamers and pickpockets are going to notice it.
-At last, be aware of where you are. If you feel you're in a safe place, a few people around, see a lot of tourist, you may down your guard a little bit, but in the subway or crowded places, always act defensively, CONSTANT VIGILANCE!
With that, a very few people are going to notice if you're a tourist.
You got great music for this video. What are the titles you used?
Thanks man, music details are always at the bottom of each video description
First World Traveller thanks!
At 6:35 guy was totally interested lol ;)
Designing Life lol I never notice these people until after
It’s common for people in Mexico to stare at you. It’s like a culture.
If you teamed up with Mr. Bald and Bankrupt you'd own YT.
I bumped into him down the canned fish aisle in a supermarket in Belarus last year lol
A mistaken belief that foreigners have and that Holywood has instilled in them is that all Mexicans look in a specific way, so much so that the guy in the video says that it is obvious that he does not look like a Mexican! Well, being a Mexican I tell him that in Mexico there are many people who look like him, in fact his appearance is quite common and ordinary to see him on the street in Mexico, he could only identify himself as a foreigner when listening to him speak, Mexico is very diverse speaking of race , being Mexican is a nationality not a race, affirming that all Mexicans are equal is equivalent to saying that being American (USA) is a race when we know that this country is also racially very diverse, in Mexico there are blond people with blue eyes, people of African descent, indigenous people or native-americans, mestizos, and neither is more Mexican than the other.
Good video. You should have a collaboration with your paisano (conational?), True Mexico. He makes great videos too.
Xi'an, China has a metro system with a logo of each station as well.
Viva Mexico cabrones
Jaja what a weird mariachi singer and song..i'm Mexican but i never hear this songs.
cmnweb the song is the same kind as la cucaracha.. not Artistic at all .. just joda
Yes, we don't listen that
Compared to the Chicago "El", it's effin Versailles.
Please explain why British don’t pronounce the letter T???
Herman Gallegos hi Herman, great question! I'm actually an English Teacher. Not pronouncing the t (usually in the middle of end of words) is called a glottal stop which is a common attribute of particularly London accents (where I'm from) such as Cockney or Estuary English. Received Pronunciation (which the Queen uses) generally doesn't include glottal stops.
I hope that helps!
It’s great to have safety as a concern but PLEASE make a disclaimer that safety is needed in ANY subway system including Tokyo. Lots of ignorant perceptions about Mexico and Mexico City are already harming its image.
"Don't make it obvious that you are a tourist" says the English speaking touristy looking guy filming himself on a cell phone.
Alguien mas vio las señoras que saludaron a la camara en el minuto 4:00 jajajajaja 😂
jajaja
YOU;HAVE AMAZING FOOTAGE OF CDMX SUBWAY BUT IDON'T LIKE THE MUSIC I love the british music would'n be a good ideato put some music in English something like;isaw her standing there of BEATLES? love british music thank you
juan quintana the music in this is meant to be a joke lol. Check out my London playlist for some awesome British music!
I think it is more that the London underground is surprisingly shitty rather than the CDMX system being surprisingly good.
I recommend you go to FuturaCDMX in el Centro Historico goo.gl/maps/yKYNCDipoh52 It recently opened and it's an interactive museum showcasing Mexico City's history since the Aztecs. It has an impressive scale model of the entire city that has amazing accuracy. They also have all kinds of maps and photos from centuries ago and they compare the city with other great metropolis form around the world. I’m sure you’ll come out very satisfied and learn a ton. I'm not sure if they have the information in English so you might want to check on that. You can also visit Calle Regina which is a very quaint pedestrian street one block away.
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el metro resultara algo agobiante para los extranjero...pero tranquilo mi chavo!!! solo relájate y disfruta de todas las lineas y solo por 5 pesos!!! saludos wero!!!!
Are you Australian? Greetings from Mexico.
From London, UK!
Oh! I asked that question because of your accent. Thanks for visiting and promoting my country! ¡Muchas gracias!
I'll be back soon! Gracias!
I hope you enjoy your visit in Mexico.
You also wear the backpack on the front in a crowded train to not be a jackass and bump everyone behind you.
The music is OK.
Hi
Eigth!
Yeah, that's true, be aware about who's around you! It's Mexico City.
It is one of the cheapest subways in the world!!
No me gusta el formato de de.lusica que pones...muy ruidosas
First
Second lol
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nacho jimenez I'm not sure how this is relevant as I put this at the bottom of the screen in text if I remember correctly as I said the wrong word when filming.
It's great that after spending hours filming and editing you feel the need to single out one minor, irrelevant mistake
Jeez dude, calm down. I thought it would be helpful to people learning Spanish. I didn't see the text.
Maybe just ignore people instead of being so damn defensive.
nacho jimenez it's not defensive, as I said I acknowledged I made a mistake when filming so put the text on the screen, I'm merely stating it's frustrating when viewers don't pay attention
Okay, pal. Have it your way. "it's not defensive" I know you are but what am I? lulz
I guess I don't meet your standard for an audience member then.
Hostility towards your viewers is a great business plan.
Just an FYI - Persons 60 and older, with the INAPAM card (available to citizens and residents), ride free. You just show the turnstyle guard your card and they let you in. I believe students have the same arrangement, but with their student ID. The INAPAM card gets you into most INAH museums (including the castle in Chapultapec park) free as well.
Awesome thanks for the info! I wish I was still young enough to pass for a student lol