Nineteenth-century lamps installed at metro hidalgo station ahead of 2026 world cup

Mexico City's Metro Hidalgo station on Line 2 received nineteenth-century style lamps as part of ongoing renovations.

The lamps are part of an electrical and lighting upgrade across several stations on Line 2, which runs from Cuatro Caminos to Tasqueña.

Metro director general Adrián Rubalcava said the works aim to have remodeled stations ready before June 11, the date of the 2026 World Cup opening match between Mexico and South Africa at Estadio Banorte.

Changes include new floors, steel edges on steps, wall renovations and signage in Spanish and English. Maintenance was also performed on rails and electrical components to reduce service failures.

Bellas Artes station will feature finishes similar to the Palacio de Bellas Artes lobby, while Tasqueña and Zócalo are among other stations included in the project.

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Searching mothers protesting in Mexico City near the stadium during the 2026 World Cup opening.
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Searching Mothers protest in Mexico City during 2026 World Cup opening

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On June 11, 2026, groups of searching mothers marched in Mexico City near Estadio Ciudad de México as the World Cup opened.

Several stations on Metro Line 2 reported closures on June 11, despite Director Adrián Rubalcava assuring service would be ready for the 2026 World Cup start.

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The Mexico City Metro announced the closure of three additional stations on Line 2 starting today, May 29, 2026, due to rehabilitation works ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

President Claudia Sheinbaum and Mexico City Head of Government Clara Brugada announced they will watch the 2026 World Cup opening match from the FIFA Fan Fest at the Zocalo in Mexico City.

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The La Lagunilla market in Mexico City is preparing to welcome foreign fans during the 2026 FIFA World Cup with bilingual menus and themed products.

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