Qual estação de ônibus a ADO usa na Cidade do México?

A ADO opera a partir de quatro terminais principais na Cidade do México: TAPO (leste, para Puebla, Veracruz, Oaxaca, Chiapas e Yucatán), Terminal Norte (norte), Terminal Sur em Taxqueña (sul, em direção a Morelos) e o aeroporto. Verifique o terminal impresso no seu bilhete.

Posso comprar passagens da ADO na estação de ônibus?

Sim, os guichês da ADO operam em seus terminais, mas comprar online permite escolher os assentos com antecedência e evitar filas, especialmente em feriados.

As estações da ADO têm guarda-volumes?

Muitos terminais grandes têm um serviço pago de guarda-volumes. Paradas pequenas geralmente não têm, então verifique o guia da estação para o seu terminal.

Com quanta antecedência devo chegar a uma estação de ônibus da ADO?

Chegue cerca de 30 minutos antes da partida, e mais em terminais movimentados ou em feriados prolongados, quando as verificações de segurança e filas demoram mais.

ADO Bus Station Guide: every terminal, explained

Addresses, maps, directions and routes for 203 ADO bus stations across Mexico, organised by region.

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Each guide covers the main terminals in detail and lists every ADO stop in the region.

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26 ADO stations · TAPO, Central del Norte (Cien Metros), Taxqueña (Tasqueña)

Mexico City & Central Mexico

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18 ADO stations · CAPU, Paseo Destino, Terminal ADO Tehuacán

Puebla & Tlaxcala

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20 ADO stations · Central de Autobuses Poza Rica, Terminal ADO Tuxpan, Central de Autobuses Tampico

Northern Veracruz & Tamaulipas

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18 ADO stations · CAVE, CAXA, Central de Autobuses Córdoba

Central Veracruz

Rivers of the Papaloapan basin, Tierra Blanca, Mexico

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25 ADO stations · Central de Autobuses Puerto de Coatzacoalcos, Terminal ADO Minatitlán, Central de Autobuses de Acayucan

Southern Veracruz

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28 ADO stations · Terminal de Primera Clase (ADO), Terminal ADO Puerto Escondido, Terminal ADO Huatulco (La Crucecita)

Oaxaca

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14 ADO stations · Terminal OCC Tuxtla Gutiérrez (Plaza del Sol), Terminal OCC San Cristóbal, Terminal ADO Palenque

Chiapas

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11 ADO stations · Terminal ADO Villahermosa, Terminal ADO Cárdenas, Terminal ADO Comalcalco

Tabasco

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17 ADO stations · CAME / TAME (Terminal de Autobuses de Mérida), Terminal ADO Paseo 60 (Fiesta Americana), Terminal ADO Valladolid

Yucatán & Campeche

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26 ADO stations · Terminal ADO Cancún Centro, ADO Aeropuerto Cancún (Terminales 2, 3 y 4), Zona Hotelera (Punta Cancún)

Quintana Roo & the Mexican Caribbean

Arrive 30 minutes early

Boarding closes shortly before departure, and big terminals have several halls (salas). Check yours on the screens.

Carry ID

Bring a passport or photo ID with your digital ticket; drivers and staff may check it at boarding.

Use authorised taxis

Large terminals have prepaid taxi booths inside. They are the simplest way to reach your hotel after a long trip.

Using ADO bus stations: FAQ

Which bus station does ADO use in Mexico City?

ADO runs from four main terminals in Mexico City: TAPO (east, for Puebla, Veracruz, Oaxaca, Chiapas and the Yucatán), Terminal Norte (north), Terminal Sur at Taxqueña (south, towards Morelos) and the airport. Check the terminal printed on your ticket.

Can I buy ADO tickets at the bus station?

Do ADO stations have left luggage?

How early should I get to an ADO bus station?

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