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Transportation
Metro, buses, rideshares, private drivers, and airport logistics without the stress.

How to Get to Xochimilco
From central CDMX, most visitors use a car, rideshare, or private tour pickup (45-90 minutes depending on traffic). Metro Line 2 toward Tasqueña plus a connecting ride to an embarcadero is the budget route but slower with transfers. Plan your return before you board the boat.
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Mexico City Airport Tips
Confirm MEX vs NLU before you fly. At MEX use official Uber/DiDi zones or prepaid authorized taxis; ignore hallway solicitors. Get pesos or use ATMs inside, buy a SIM after customs if needed, and buffer 30+ minutes of traffic before timed plans. NLU requires long transfer planning into central CDMX.
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Mexico City Airport to Centro
From MEX (AICM) to Centro or nearby colonias, plan 30-70+ minutes by car depending on traffic. Use Uber/DiDi at official app pickup zones or a prepaid authorized taxi inside the terminal. From NLU (AIFA) expect 1.5-2.5+ hours to central areas. Metro from MEX is possible but awkward with luggage.
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Private Driver Mexico City
A private driver in Mexico City makes sense for full-day multi-stop routes, early Teotihuacan with wait time, NLU airport transfers, and groups who want one car and clear WhatsApp coordination. Rideshare wins single hops; Guateque tours include transport when you want guiding plus pyramids or canals.
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Uber and DiDi in Mexico City
Use Uber or DiDi for most visitor rides instead of hailing street taxis. Match plate and name, set pickup pins carefully in busy streets, and use official airport zones at MEX. Carry cash if you prefer DiDi cash trips; keep phone charged. For multi-stop landmark days or NLU transfers, compare a private driver.
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How to Get to Teotihuacan from Mexico City
The standard budget route is Metro Line 5 to Autobuses del Norte, then a Pirámides/Teotihuacán bus from near Puerta 8 (about 1–1.5 hours). Rideshares and private tours trade money for door-to-door simplicity.
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