The Tijuana-Tecate Tourist Train will continue operations for what is left of 2024 with three additional dates, according to the state government.

The open dates for the Tijuana-Tecate route will be November 23, December 7, and December 14. This ride includes a round trip, a 4-hour tour in Tecate, and medical care such as paramedics and traveler's insurance.

The train departs from Tijuana at 9 AM and its estimated return time is 7 PM. Ticket prices are: 480 pesos ($24 dollars) for adults and 450 pesos ($23 dollars) for children and seniors. Children 5 years of age of younger will be admitted for free. Purchase your tickets on the following link.

What is the Tijuana-Tecate Tourist Train?

This station was inaugurated in 1914 and has been used as a cargo and tourist train that initially traveled to San Diego. In the last few years, this route was reopened as a tourist attraction that operates once per month so that a longer ride can be offered.

The route goes through several important spots as it travels from Tijuana to Tecate and features cultural activities such as talks with historians, musical groups, and dances. This train departs from Estación García, located at Blvd. Simón Bolívar, and then stops at La Presa Lookout so that passengers can discover this part of the route. From there, the train goes directly to Tecate where passengers get the chance to tour the city.