Mexico City eSIM
在Mexico City，你會連上 Telcel 或 AT&T 之中在你所在位置表現較好的那一個。全國的一般速度為 44 Mbps。你的網路在落地那一刻就開始運作，比你走到入境大廳還早。
- 連線電信商
- Telcel 和 AT&T
- 墨西哥全國一般網速
- 44 Mbps 一般，尖峰時段 10 Mbps
- 5G
- 有，非獨立組網
- 限速門檻
- 計量方案不限速
- 熱點分享
- 所有方案都可以
涵蓋Mexico City的方案
| 流量 | 有效期 | 每 GB 價格 | 價格 | 購買 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | 永不過期 | $269.00 | $269.00 | |
| 3 GB | 永不過期 | $176.33 | $529.00 | |
| 5 GB多數旅客 | 永不過期 | $153.80 | $769.00 | |
| 10 GB | 永不過期 | $125.90 | $1,259.00 | |
| 20 GB | 永不過期 | $105.95 | $2,119.00 |
Mexico 在 北美洲 的表現
- 區域一般網速
- 33 Mbps
- 連線電信商
- 2 家，Telcel, AT&T
- 5G
- Yes, non standalone
- 鄰近較快的目的地
- Canada，58 Mbps
- 鄰近較慢的目的地
- Panama，36 Mbps
- 有專屬頁面的城市
- 4 座：Mexico City, Cancun, Tulum, Oaxaca
抵達 Mexico City International Airport (Benito Juarez)（MEX）
- 機場
- MEX / MMMX
- 距離
- 距 Mexico City 市中心 5 公里
- 另有機場
- Felipe Angeles International Airport (NLU)
前往 Mexico City 市區
- 從 Terminal Aerea 站出發的 Mexico City Metro Line 5 (MEX). 行經隧道，訊號會中斷
- Tren Felipe Angeles 到 Mexico City 市中心的 Buenavista 車站 (NLU)
- Mexibus Line I，從 Felipe Angeles 機場到 Ciudad Azteca 捷運轉乘站 (NLU)
- Metrobus airport service from Terminal 1 gate 7 and Terminal 2 gate 2 to central Mexico City (MEX)
地下與捷運
Mexico City Metro 共 12 條路線。 1969 年通車。 營運單位未公布隧道是否有訊號，我們也不做斷言。
Mexico City 值得知道的事
- Mexico City 現在有兩座機場：市中心以東 5 km 的 Benito Juarez（MEX），以及北方 35 km、2022 年三月啟用的 Felipe Angeles（NLU）。
- 捷運 Line 5 的 Terminal Aerea 站距 Terminal 1 的 Gate A 約 200 公尺，且沒有有頂的通道直接進入航廈。
- Terminal Aerea 是地下車站，因此一下到月台，手機就會失去直視訊號。
- Felipe Angeles 沒有捷運連結；選項是開往 Buenavista 的 Tren Felipe Angeles，或開往 Ciudad Azteca 的 Mexibus。
- The city government's free Wi-Fi network is called CDMX-Internet para Todos. It asks for no username, password or personal data, and its points sit at Metrobus and Cablebus stations, public schools, housing estates, public spaces and C5 street poles.
- Each CDMX-Internet para Todos access point reaches about 20 metres in the open and handles roughly 40 users at once. A user gets 5 Mbps down and 3 Mbps up, or 3 Mbps down and 1 Mbps up, depending on the point.
- Mexico City's official visitor guide counts more than 35,550 free hotspots, often marked with a sign, built on spare bandwidth of the C5 security camera network. The same system serves almost all public libraries and PILARES community centres, though crowded central spots can fill up.
- Metro ticket booths stopped selling and accepting paper tickets on 1 March 2024, ending 55 years of magnetic tickets. The Integrated Mobility Card, known as the MI card, is now the only way through the Metro gates.
- The MI card costs 15 pesos plus your first trip, holds up to 500 pesos, and is sold for cash at every Metro ticket booth and at Metrobus, Cablebus and light rail machines. Phones with NFC can top it up through the App CDMX or Mercado Pago.
- One MI card works on the Metro, Metrobus, the three Cablebus lines, the light rail to Xochimilco, trolleybuses including the elevated line in Iztapalapa, RTP buses, Ecobici bikes and the El Insurgente train towards Toluca.
- Benito Juarez airport's Metrobus boards at gate 7 of Terminal 1 and gate 2 of Terminal 2. It runs every day from 04:30 to midnight, starting at 05:00 on Sundays and holidays, and takes the Metrobus smart card sold at machines in both terminals.
- The Tren Felipe Angeles to AIFA opened on 26 April 2026. At launch the Buenavista to airport trip took about 60 minutes against a design time of 43, with trains every 30 minutes and a planned interval of 12 once more trains enter service.
- Trains between Buenavista and AIFA run from 05:00 to midnight on weekdays, from 06:00 on Saturdays and from 07:00 on Sundays and holidays, calling at Cueyamil, La Loma, Teyahualco, Prados Sur, Cajiga and Xaltocan on the new section.