Dozens of people looking to live the experience of the Mayan Train in the Mexican southeast were unable to purchase tickets due to failures in internet connectivity, unfinished works at the station and work on sections 5, 6 and 7.
At the Cancún station, users who sought to go to destinations such as Mérida, Campeche and Palenque were informed that they could only sell tickets until January 15 and that there are no round trips, so to return to Cancún they must purchase your ticket at the place of origin.
According to Mayan Train personnel, the runs were suspended again due to work on sections 5, 6 and 7, which will open on February 29.
Cancún Station remains unfinished
In a tour taken this Friday through the terminal, it was seen that the Cancún station remains unfinished, and that this causes discomfort to travelers and people looking to purchase tickets.
The roof of the second floor where the waiting room, the “Food Court” or restaurant area, bathrooms, convenience stores and other services will be located remains unfinished.
The station does not yet have a waiting room or an arrivals room, passengers move on the platforms to get on and off the train.
The escalator that had been placed at the main entrance was removed and construction work continues, although there is no longer any rush to finish.
The depot where the trains spend the night is unfinished, it lacks tracks, as well as alternate arrival and departure routes.
Signage, station access, lighting and other works and services are needed so that the train station can operate at 100 percent.
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Meanwhile, in sections 5 from Cancún to Tulum, section 6 from Tulum to Chetumal and section 7 from Chetumal to Escárcega, work continues at full speed so that the 1,554 kilometers of the entire train railway network can be inaugurated next February 29.
2024-01-06 03:14:49
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