Wie lange dauert der Bus von Valladolid nach Mérida?

Die meisten ADO-Busse benötigen etwa 2h 25min, und die schnellsten etwa 2h 25min, je nach Service und Haltestellen.

Wie viel kostet der Bus von Valladolid nach Mérida?

Die Preise beginnen bei etwa MX$358; ein typischer Fahrpreis liegt bei etwa MX$372. Die Preise variieren je nach Datum, Uhrzeit und Serviceklasse, daher sollten Sie Ihr Datum für den genauen Fahrpreis suchen.

Wie viele Busse fahren täglich von Valladolid nach Mérida?

ADO und seine Partnerlinien bieten etwa 17 Abfahrten pro Tag auf dieser Strecke an. Erste 00:22 · letzte 22:22.

Wo fährt der Bus von Valladolid nach Mérida ab?

Die meisten Abfahrten erfolgen von Valladolid C.46. Ihr Ticket zeigt das genaue Terminal an.

Welcher Busbahnhof in Mérida hat Busse nach Valladolid?

Der zentrale TAME-Terminal in der Calle 69 ist der Hauptbahnhof, und einige Dienste nutzen das ADO Paseo 60-Terminal nördlich des Zentrums.

Ist der Bus oder der Tren Maya besser von Mérida nach Valladolid?

Der Zug fährt vom Teya-Bahnhof am Stadtrand von Mérida ab und kommt außerhalb des Zentrums von Valladolid an, sodass Sie an beiden Enden Transfers benötigen. Der Bus fährt zwischen zentralen Terminals.

Kann ich zwischen Mérida und Valladolid in Chichén Itzá anhalten?

Die Ruinen liegen auf diesem Korridor. Viele Reisende übernachten in Valladolid und besuchen sie am nächsten Morgen mit einem Colectivo.

Was gibt es in Valladolid zu tun?

Schwimmen Sie in Cenoten wie Zací, X'keken und Suytun, spazieren Sie die Calzada de los Frailes zum San Bernardino-Kloster entlang und besuchen Sie Ek Balam oder Chichén Itzá.

Valladolid to Mérida by bus with ADO

About 17 ADO departures a day, fastest trips around 2h 25min, fares from MX$358.

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Valladolid to Mérida at a glance

Buses per day

About 17 ADO departures

Fastest trip

From around 2h 25min

Fares

From MX$358

Timetable

First 00:22 · last 22:22

The journey from Valladolid to Mérida

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 5 a day
Afternoon (12:00–17:59): about 6 a day
Evening (18:00–23:59): about 4 a day
Night (0:00–4:59): about 2 a day

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 17 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

00:22, 03:32, 06:30, 09:52, 11:42, 12:42, 15:00, 16:00, 16:32, 17:22, 17:55, 18:15

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

Bus stations in Valladolid and Mérida

The terminals most buses on this route use. Check the station printed on your ticket.

Depart from: Valladolid C.46

C.46 197
Coordinates: 20.69100, -88.20500
About 17 ADO departures a day on this route

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Arrive at: Merida Unica Bus Station

Calle 69 554
Coordinates: 20.96253, -89.63030
About 16 ADO departures a day on this route

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Arrive at: Merida Terminal Paseo 60

Calle 60 X Esq. Av. Cupules Centro, 97000 Mérida, Yucatán
Coordinates: 20.98350, -89.61976
About 1 ADO departures a day on this route

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Arriving in Mérida

Arriving from Valladolid, Mérida offers city life after small-town Yucatán: the Plaza Grande with its cathedral and Casa de Montejo, the mansions of Paseo de Montejo, the Gran Museo del Mundo Maya and lively free cultural events on many evenings. It is also the hub for the Puuc route and Uxmal, the cenotes of Cuzamá, Dzibilchaltún and the beach at Progreso.

Tips for the Valladolid–Mérida bus

Tip 1

From Mérida, choose the TAME terminal if you are staying near the main square, or Paseo 60 if your hotel is in the north of the city.

Tip 2

Colectivo vans to Valladolid also leave from Calle 32 in Mérida, but they are slower and carry little luggage; the ADO coach is the comfortable option with bags.

Tip 3

In Valladolid, Uber and DiDi were not available as of 2024; agree taxi fares before you set off.

Tip 4

Plan Chichén Itzá as a day trip from Valladolid by colectivo rather than with luggage on a through bus.

Other ways to travel

The Tren Maya runs between Mérida-Teya, reached from the centre by the IE-TRAM electric bus from Paseo 60 or by taxi, and Valladolid station on the edge of town; colectivo vans are a budget option. The ADO bus wins on centre-to-centre convenience and choice of times.