Overview
- Officials have given reopening dates of November 16 in briefings and November 17 in separate notices, reflecting a final date discrepancy to be clarified by MetroCDMX.
- The upgraded line will operate with 39 NM‑22 trains, including 29 recently acquired units, with authorities targeting roughly two‑minute headways and security enhancements.
- Station works include rebuilt platforms and systems at Juanacatlán, Tacubaya and Observatorio, which is positioned to connect with the México–Toluca interurban rail.
- Metro service will run on a holiday schedule Monday, November 17, from 07:00 to 00:00, with bicycles allowed all day under the Tu bici viaja en Metro program.
- For event security on November 15, Zócalo/Tenochtitlán, Allende and Bellas Artes stations closed until further notice, with Pino Suárez and San Juan de Letrán suggested as alternatives.