Mérida to Valladolid by bus with ADO

The journey from Mérida to Valladolid

West of Valladolid the toll Highway 180D runs across the Yucatán plain to Kantunil, passing the exit and toll booth near Pisté and Chichén Itzá and a single service area west of Valladolid. From Kantunil the road continues into Mérida. The free Highway 180 links a string of towns, including Pisté, Libre Unión, Kantunil and Hoctún, through a landscape of low forest, old henequen haciendas and village churches.

In Valladolid buses leave from the ADO station on Calle 39 at Calle 46. In Mérida they arrive at the central TAME terminal on Calle 69 or, on some services, at the Paseo 60 terminal north of the historic centre near Paseo de Montejo.

When the buses leave

• Morning (5:00–11:59): about 10 a day
• Afternoon (12:00–17:59): about 5 a day
• Evening (18:00–23:59): about 3 a day
• Night (0:00–4:59): occasional departures

A typical trip takes around 2h 25min; the fastest services take around 2h 25min. Times and fares come from current ADO timetables for the next 30 days and change by date and service class.

ADO services on this route

• ADO: about 18 a day

ADO is the standard first-class service; ADO GL adds more legroom and extras, and ADO Platino has the widest seats. AU and ADO Aeropuerto cover regional and airport routes.

Sample departure times

04:00, 06:00, 07:00, 07:47, 08:30, 09:00, 10:30, 11:30, 12:47, 14:30, 16:30, 17:30

Departure times vary by day and station. Search your date above to see every bus, seat availability and the exact fare.