Bus stop from Cancun to Merida where does the bus stop?

Question

Bus stop from Cancun to Merida where does the bus stop?

Answer 1

The ADO line stops at the CAME station. The UNO line stops at both the CAME and the Fiesta Americana hotel. Trip is non-stop and takes 4 hours

Check the schedule and fares at www.ticketbus.com

Answer 2

Websites show the location of the bus stop. The second one gives the schedule and fares. The main first class line in southern Mexico is ADO. The first classes buses are broken up into different levels.

ADO - simple first class (equivalent to typical Greyhound)

ADO-GL: several rows are removed: increased legroom

UNO: This is the highest you can get in luxury on a commerical bus. There are usually 25 seats on the entire bus, and the chairs are like business class seats on an airline.

- Generally it is worth paying for a better bus, but it's probably not worth waiting around for hours. You get a little more leg rooms and men's and women's bathrooms. None of these buses are the famous 2nd class buses, where the campesinos line up with their chickens and their baby goats.

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The schedule / fare website is in the source. It's in Spanish, but it's not that difficult.

Viaje Sencillo: One way trip

Viaje Redondo: Round trip

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Bus schedules don't show intermediate stops like in the USA. Fortunately, Mexican bus travel is so popular that very few buses make a lot of intermediate stops like they would in the USA. The Cancun to Merica run is probably non-stop. Travel time is listed so verify (approx 4:15-4:30).

In Merida the stop is listed as

TERMINAL CAME (1st Class)

Location: Calle 70 #555 x71, Merida

When you come to bus station, it is better to get an authorized taxi to your destination. The central bus stations are usually far from the center of town.

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First class buses in Mexico tend to have one air-conditioning setting (meat locker). Bring a sweatshirt.