Acatitla station
Acatitla station is served by the A line on the Mexico City metro. On the A line, it sits between Peñón Viejo and Santa Marta. It opened in 1991 and now handles roughly 5,800,000 passengers a year. It sits in Nezahualcóyotl.
Key facts
- LinesA
- DistrictNezahualcóyotl
- Opened1991
- Annual ridership5,800,000
- Distance from centre≈ 9.9 km
- Coordinates19.36474, -99.00589
No interchange: the station is served by a single line.
Position on the line
On the A line
Map around Acatitla
Nearest stations
- Santa Marta1.3 km · A
- Peñón Viejo1.5 km · A
- Los Reyes3.1 km · A
- Guelatao3.9 km · A
- La Paz5 km · A
- Tepalcates5.2 km · A
Frequently asked questions
- Which lines serve Acatitla station?
- Acatitla is served by the A line on the Mexico City metro.
- Can you change lines at Acatitla?
- No. Acatitla is served only by the A line.
- When did Acatitla station open?
- Acatitla station opened in 1991.
- What are the stations either side of Acatitla on the A line?
- On the A line, Acatitla sits between Peñón Viejo and Santa Marta.
- How busy is Acatitla station?
- Acatitla handles roughly 5,800,000 passengers a year.
- Where is Acatitla station?
- Acatitla station is in Nezahualcóyotl, Mexico City.