If you need to go anywhere in Mexico you can rest assured there will be a bus heading in that…read moredirection. Cuidad the Mexico has probably one of the best bus systems anywhere in the world. The place is busy and rest assured you will not go hungry either as there are plenty of restaurants to keep your tummy full before getting on one of the buses.

This is a large bus terminal which takes you to big and small places all around México. This bus…read morestation is pretty safe and clean, they have restaurants to sit and eat at or take to go, and many bathrooms. You do have to pay to enter the bathroom though, and pay separately for toilet paper...not cool.

WHY take public transportation, or an Uber, or some "experience" where a so-called 'guide' takes…read moreyour group to do some experiences you're not even interested in ... when you can take a Blue Bus? Blue Bus was SO easy to book (we lit. booked it 12 hours before hand, and didn't even pay until we showed up to catch the bus). It's a private charter from downtown Mexico City directly to the Teotihuacan site. The bus itself (a VW) was basically a limousine-style bus with room for 10-12 people (we only had 7 total) ... basically brand new ... with air conditioning (not that it's needed). On the way to the site, they play a PBS Documentary on the overhead screen about Teotihuacan, which shockingly ends at the exact time you arrive at the site. On the way back they play a different documentary about Mexico City! I mean ... you aren't going to get that on the METRObus. They leave downtown at roughly 09:30, and the return trip is scheduled at 1:30PM ... and it's an hour's ride each way. So from 10:30 until 1:30, you tour Teotihuacan on your own terms (and trust us--3 hours is plenty of time to take in the site). Back in the city by 2:30-ish, you have the rest of the day to spare. I fail to see why you'd do it any other way. You can schedule your own mezcal tasting, why would you go with a group of people you don't even know to something you might not even want to do? Oh, and there are snacks. Like, we had CHURROS in the morning on the bus, and--not even kidding--beers and chips on the way back. Highly recommended. BE SURE to bring a small tip for the driver and guide!

While it appears that most people use BlueBus to visit the pyramids, we hired them to transport our…read morefamily of 23 from Mexico City to Cuernavaca and hour and a half away. Alex handled everything that we needed including several changes that we needed to make to our itinerary with patience and understanding. He even went out of his way to help us with a unique problem that arose. Daniel was our driver and was fantastic! He went above and beyond in every way. We will definitely use BlueBus again the next time we are in Mexico City! Thank you, thank you BlueBus!!!

Took the wrong bus headed the wrong direction here. I blame the lack of signage here. It's up to…read moreyou to guess where the various buses go. Bus rides are cheap in Mexico City, but they get to be crowded. I believe that this station is the terminus for the various route(s), as everyone piled out of the bus here before it went on to the allow the passengers to enter. Be expected to be hit up by panhandlers by the ticket kiosks. They prey on your change dispensed from the machines that lack English translations. The station was rather clean, and in a somewhat convenient place- next to the Buenavista subway train station. The fares are dispensed by RFID cards that you have to purchase for less than a dollar, and fares run around a dime a piece. The bus must be entered by the elevated platform.

Oy. The public transport in CDMX leaves something to be desired…read more It's confusing and crowded, especially the busses. But it does get you where you need to go.