Mayan Train Resumes Operations After Hurricane Helene
- No defects were detected that affected the safety of the system.
- Mayan Train Resumes Operations After Hurricane Helene
This Thursday, September 26, the Mayan Train resumed its operations throughout the Yucatan Peninsula, after a temporary interruption due to the passage of Hurricane Helene.
After a thorough evaluation by specialized teams, it was confirmed that the infrastructure did not suffer major damage and that the railway system is ready to operate again.
Thorough inspection after the storm
The return of the Mayan Train activities was possible thanks to a thorough review process carried out by specialized brigades of the National Defense Secretariat (Sedena).
During the last 24 hours, these teams verified the condition of the rails, stations and all the infrastructure associated with the project.
The result was encouraging: no defects were detected that affected the safety of the system.
The Sedena issued a statement confirming that the Mayan Train is in optimal conditions and that passenger transport will resume its usual schedules and routes without major inconveniences.
All updated information on schedules can be found on this website.
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Mayan Train Resumes Operations After Hurricane Helene
Adjustments for affected passengers
Although the train is already operating again, those passengers whose trips were affected by the cancellations between September 24 and 25 have the option to reschedule their tickets.
The company has enabled an email to facilitate this process, where users can send their reservation information to request changes.
Affected users only need to send their request to info@ventasboletostrenmaya.com.mx, attaching their ticket and reservation number, which will allow rescheduling requests to be processed quickly.
Mayan Train Suspends Operations Due to Storm Helene
Mayan Train Resumes Operations After Hurricane Helene
The Mayan Train route in Quintana Roo, ready to operate
During the early hours of September 26 and 27, activities resumed at all Mayan Train stations in the region, including key stops in Quintana Roo.
This reestablishment has been an important step in returning normality to the region after the hurricane, and rescheduled trips are expected to stabilize over the next few days.
In this way, the government’s emblematic railway project continues to offer safe transportation service to users, maintaining its commitment to connectivity and tourism in the southeast of the country.
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