Valladolid ADO bus station (Valladolid C.46)
Valladolid has one ADO bus station, in the town centre. Here is where it is, how it differs from the Tren Maya station, and where its buses go.
Valladolid bus station at a glance
ADO stations in town
One: Valladolid C.46
From the main square
About 400 m
Direct destinations
11, from Mérida to Chetumal
Busiest route
Mérida, ~16 buses a day
One ADO station in Valladolid
All ADO buses sold on this site use Valladolid C.46, the ADO bus station on Calle 46 #197 in the centre of Valladolid, about 400 m (a 5-minute walk) from the main square and the San Servacio church. Your ticket shows it as "Valladolid C.46".
The Tren Maya station is a different place, about 6 km north of the centre. It is for the train, not for ADO buses, so check your ticket before you set off.
Direct ADO buses from Valladolid
Mérida
About 2h25 to Mérida Única · around 16 a day · from MX$372
Cancún
About 2h30 to the Cancún ADO Bus Station · around 6 a day · from MX$402
Tulum
About 1h45 · 5 to 6 a day · from MX$238
Playa del Carmen
About 2h55 to Playa Alterna, 3h05 to the ADO station · around 7 a day · from MX$374
Tizimín
About 1h05 · around 6 a day · from MX$90
Chichén Itzá
About 50 min · usually 1 a day · from MX$118
Chiquilá (ferry to Holbox)
About 2h40 · 1 a day · from MX$314
Bacalar
About 4h40 · 1 a day · from MX$558
Chetumal
About 5h35 · 1 a day · from MX$612
Tips for the station
Arrive about 30 minutes before departure, especially for the morning buses to Chichén Itzá, Holbox and Bacalar, which often run once a day. Show your e-ticket on your phone at boarding; no printout is needed.
The cenotes near Valladolid, such as Suytun and X'Kekén, are a short taxi ride from the station.
Where the station is
Valladolid C.46 (ADO)
Calle 46 #197, Centro, Valladolid
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Tip 1
Your ticket says "Valladolid C.46": that is the ADO station in the centre.
Tip 2
The Tren Maya station is about 6 km north; it is not an ADO bus stop.
Tip 3
Once-a-day buses (Chichén Itzá, Chiquilá, Bacalar, Chetumal) sell out first in high season.
Tip 4
From Valladolid to Mérida there are around 16 buses a day, so you rarely wait long.
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