Travel by bus between Mexico's host cities — Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey — comfortably, safely, and affordably.
Reservamos connects all three host cities with direct routes and frequent daily departures.
The capital is the tournament's highest-capacity venue. With bus connections from all over the country, it's the most well-connected of the three host cities.
See routes to Mexico City →Mexico's "Pearl of the West" hosts matches at Estadio Akron. Reach it by bus from Mexico City in approx. 5–6 hours, with multiple daily departures.
See routes to Guadalajara →Northern Mexico's largest city hosts matches at the modern Estadio BBVA. It's the most accessible venue for fans coming from Texas, just 2–3 hours from the US border.
See routes to Monterrey →Want to catch matches in more than one city? Here are the key connections.
Multiple daily departures from Mexico City's North and West bus terminals to Guadalajara's Central Bus Station.
Find ticketsTake an overnight bus and arrive rested without losing a full day. Several carriers offer comfortable evening and night departures.
Find ticketsConnect the western and northern Mexican venues for fans following the tournament across multiple cities.
Find ticketsFor fans coming from Texas. Monterrey is the most accessible host city from the US–Mexico border, just a short bus ride away.
Find ticketsDuring major events, the bus is the smartest way to get around.
Flight prices skyrocket during big events. Bus fares between host cities can be up to 5 times cheaper.
First-class buses feature reclining sleeper seats, entertainment screens, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning.
You arrive directly at the city's bus terminal — no remote airports, no connecting flights, city to city.
Over 90 carriers operate these routes with multiple daily departures. Miss one? Another leaves in a few hours.
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The biggest soccer tournament in the world comes to Mexico in the summer of 2026, with matches in three cities: Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey. For fans planning to follow their team or catch games in multiple venues, the key question is: how do you get around at the 2026 World Cup?
The most practical and affordable answer is long-distance bus travel. Mexico has a highly developed intercity bus network, and Reservamos connects all three host cities with frequent departures from over 90 carriers. You can compare prices, schedules, and travel times in real time, and buy your ticket from your phone in minutes.
From Mexico City to Guadalajara, the bus takes approximately 5 to 6 hours. From Mexico City to Monterrey, the trip runs between 9 and 11 hours — perfect for an overnight service. And to connect Guadalajara with Monterrey, count on about 8 to 9 hours.
For international fans arriving from the United States, Monterrey is by far the most accessible host city: it's only 2–3 hours by bus from the Texas border (Laredo, McAllen). Reservamos also covers cross-border routes to make that leg of the trip easy.
The most important tip for getting around the 2026 World Cup without any hiccups: buy your bus tickets in advance — at least 3 to 4 weeks before match day — since demand on routes to the host cities rises sharply. On Reservamos, you can book up to 360 days ahead.
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