Mexico City government to launch special Trolebús Ride on June 11

The Mexico City government announced a special Trolebús Ride service from Bellas Artes to areas near Estadio Banorte on June 11.

The service is part of the “La Pizarra Mundialista” mobility strategy. Units will depart every 15 minutes starting at 07:00 from Bellas Artes station, located at Avenida Juárez and Eje Central. The route will reach the Santa Úrsula and Santo Tomás areas near Estadio Banorte, venue of the opening match between Mexico and South Africa. The round-trip fare will be 350 pesos. Estadio Ciudad de México will host five 2026 World Cup matches, including the June 11 opener.

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