Estadio Azteca/Banorte Outlines Mobility Plan for Mexico vs. Portugal Match
The Estadio Azteca/Banorte will test its mobility measures ahead of World Cup 2026. The friendly between Mexico and Portugal takes place Saturday, March 28 at 19:00.
The Federación Mexicana de Fútbol (FMF) confirmed the match will serve as a rehearsal for World Cup operations. The FMF said no general parking will be available near the stadium.
Access and road closures
A security operation called “Última milla” will be in effect around the stadium. Only residents and ticketed spectators will be allowed inside the perimeter.
Vehicular access will be restricted to authorized vehicles. Authorities will enforce partial closures from 06:00 and full closure from 13:00 on March 28.
- Authorized staff and event accreditations.
- Residents with Coyoacán permits (local traffic).
- Authorized health services and emergency vehicles.
Transport alternatives
Estadio Azteca/Banorte outlines mobility plan for the Mexico vs. Portugal match. The plan prioritizes public and organized transport options.
Park & Ride
Remote parking lots will open with official shuttle service to the stadium. Service starts four hours before kickoff and runs round-trip.
- Auditorio Nacional
- Plaza Carso
- Six Flags
- Centro Comercial Santa Fe
- Parque Ecológico Xochimilco
Ride service
Special bus routes will run from strategic points across the city. Buses will depart continuously about every 15 minutes.
- Bellas Artes
- Estadio Olímpico Universitario
- Chapultepec
- Polanco
- Reforma
- Hidalgo
- Izazaga
RTP and STE will operate buses to the limit of the Última milla zones. From there, access to the stadium is on foot.
Public transport and route changes
Metro, Metrobús, and Tren Ligero will have extended service until 01:00. Tren Ligero will add a special run from Tasqueña.
Trolebús and direct trolley routes will operate from Perisur, Tasqueña, and Universidad. CETRAM Huipulco will serve special services.
Normal routes that use CETRAM Huipulco will be relocated to Viaducto Tlalpan. Plan accordingly when travelling.
Taxis and apps
Taxis and ride-hailing apps may only use designated perimeter pick-up and drop-off points. They cannot enter the immediate stadium zone.
- Viaducto Tlalpan
- Renato Leduc
- Paseo Acoxpa
Entry points and practical advice
The plan directs pedestrian entries from two main zones. From Santa Úrsula or Av. del Imán use gates 3 and 8.
From CETRAM Huipulco or Calzada de Tlalpan, follow pedestrian access via Tlalpan. Staff will guide flows at each point.
- Arrive early to avoid delays.
- Prioritize public transport and official shuttle services.
- Follow signage and instructions from security staff.
- Allow extra travel time for road closures.
Information is based on FMF releases and reported by Filmogaz.com. Authorities encourage fans to plan trips in advance.
