Felipe Ángeles International Airport to Estadio Azteca in Mexico City — about 45 miles and ~67 minutes outside of match-day traffic. Pre-book a fixed fare and skip the surge.
Tourch Go
$62–$73
Everyday rides
Tourch Eco
$87–$102
Newer, roomier cars
Estimates for ~45 mi / ~67 min at Tourch's fixed rates (no surge). Match-day traffic adds time, not surge multipliers. Final fare is confirmed at booking.
Uber and DiDi both operate in Mexico City. On match days, security cordons keep cars a few hundred metres from the gates — pre-book in the app and walk the final stretch. Afterward, walk 10–15 minutes from the stadium before requesting a pickup; surge and waits are extreme at the perimeter, especially for the June 11 opener.
The cheapest, most reliable route is Metro Line 2 (Blue) south to Tasqueña, then the Tren Ligero light rail to its dedicated Estadio Azteca station, steps from the gates. Total fare is about 8 MXN (under $0.50). The light rail runs extra frequency on event days.
Estadio Azteca sits on Calzada de Tlalpan in the south of the city, which gridlocks for 2–3 km each way on match days; Periférico Sur and Insurgentes Sur also back up, with perimeter closures 3–4 hours before kickoff. The stadium is at 2,240 m altitude — pace yourself.
Tourch is expanding to Mexico City for the World Cup — tell us your trip and we'll confirm availability.
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