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Metro Santo Domingo

Information about the Metro Santo Domingo

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Are you looking for information about the Santo Domingo Metro? Below, we provide all the details about schedules, fares, routes, stations, stops, and the two lines of the Santo Domingo Metro.

To learn more about a specific line, click on the image of the Metro line you’re interested in.

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Metro Stations Santo Domingo

In this section, we show you the two subway lines in Santo Domingo, along with their routes and the various stops they make along the way.

Clicking on the station name will display additional information about it.

Line 1

Line 2

You can find information on the location of each station, station entrances, nearby bus stops, hotels, restaurants, information desks, and other points of interest for passengers and subway users.

Metro Map Santo Domingo

Below is a map of Santo Domingo Metro and its two lines, which you can view and download if you wish.

Mapa Metro Santo Domingo

If you need to download the map to print it, you can do so by clicking here.

Santo Domingo Metro Stations

There are 34 stops on the Santo Domingo Metro line, as follows: Mamá Tingó, Gregorio Urbano Gilbert, Gregorio Luperón, José Francisco Peña Gómez, Hermanas Mirabal, Generalísimo Máximo Gómez, Los Tainos, Pedro Livio Cedeño, Manuel Arturo Peña Batlle, Juan Pablo Duarte, Prof. Juan Bosch, Casandra Damirón, Joaquín Balaguer, Amín Abel Hasbún, Francisco Alberto Caamaño Deñó, Centro De Los Héroes, Concepción Bona, Trina De Moya De Vásquez, Rosa Duarte, Ercilia Pepín, Eduardo Brito, Manuel De Jesús Galván, Horacio Vásquez, Ramón Cáceres, Mauricio Báez, Coronel Rafael Tomás Fernández Domínguez, Juan Pablo Duarte, Juan Ulises García Saleta, Freddy Beras Goico, Pedro Mir, Ulises Francisco Espaillat, Francisco Gregorio Billini, Pedro Francisco Bonó and María Montez currently.

Route of Santo Domingo Metro

Currently, as can be seen on the network map, the Santo Domingo Metro route spans 31 km from Mamá Tingó to Centro De Los Héroes (Line 1), which is 14.5 km long and connects with the Line 2 line at the Concepción Bona station and continues on to María Montez, covering a distance of 16.5 km.

In addition, work is underway to incorporate a new Line 3, running from Los Bajos de Haina to Ensanche de Isabelita, with a route length of 20 km and 21 metro stations.

There are also plans to create Line 4, which will run from the intersection of Mella Highway and San Vicente Paúl Avenue to the Community College. This metro line will extend approximately 10 km and will have up to 8 stations.

Schedule for Santo Domingo Metro

To find out the schedule for Santo Domingo Metro, click the button below to view more detailed information:

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Rates

Below is information on the current fares for accessing and using the Santo Domingo subway.

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Santo Domingo Metro Offices

If you have any questions or concerns regarding Santo Domingo Metro, please contact us by phone or email.

Customer and Passenger Service Phone Numbers:

809-732-2670 | 809-333-2670 | 809-333-2671

Customer and Passenger Service Email:

info@opret.gob.do

You may submit your inquiry Monday through Sunday and on holidays during the Santo Domingo metro service hours.

You may submit your inquiry in person at the Transportation Reorganization Office located at Av. Máximo Gómez at the corner of Av. Reyes Católicos, Cristo Rey, Santo Domingo, D.N., Dominican Republic. Zip Code: 10501

Technical specifications

We’ve compiled some of the most important features of Santo Domingo Metro so that users can learn about them.

  • Company: Santo Domingo Metro
  • Average Speed: 60–70 km/h
  • Maximum Speed: 80 km/h
  • 24-hour service: No

Information about Santo Domingo Metro

We have compiled and answered a series of questions that passengers or anyone interested in learning more about Santo Domingo Metro may have. This information has been verified to provide accurate answers to the following questions.

Santo Domingo Metro is open Monday through Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., and Saturdays and Sundays from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

There is currently no direct connection to the airport. Using Santo Domingo Metro can take you to an area where you can catch public transportation to the airport.

The metro in Santo Domingo costs RD$20.00 (~$0.33 USD) pesos.

Santo Domingo currently has two Metro lines, but work is underway to build a third and fourth line.

These two lines have a total of 16 and 18 stations, respectively, for a total of 30 stations across the entire network.

The Metro does an excellent job of transporting passengers, carrying a considerable number of riders every day—more than 33 million passengers across the entire network.

It is owned by the Dominican government.

The Santo Domingo subway system was under construction until 2009, when the Line 1 line was inaugurated.

Opening of Santo Domingo Metro

Currently, the Santo Domingo Metro system has two operational lines, Lines 1 and 2, and development work is underway to build Lines 3 and 4.

Construction of the Line 1 line of the Santo Domingo Metro began following the Executive Branch’s approval of Decree No. 477-05, which established the Office for Transportation Reorganization, also known as OPRET, to design and build what is now known as the Santo DomingoMetro.

The Line 1 line was inaugurated in 2009 and runs from the north of the city to the south, covering 14.5 km and connecting the Mamá Tingó station with the Centro De Los Héroes station. The distinctive color of this line is blue.

The creation of this line marked a turning point for the city’s residents, as before its creation there was significant congestion when traveling, and residents frequently wasted a great deal of time commuting, especially when heading to the center of Santo Domingo.

Thanks to this mode of transportation, traffic congestion for the city’s residents was greatly alleviated.

In addition to this function, the metro serves another very important purpose, as its route passes through several areas with various recreational facilities. These include restaurants, shopping centers, parks, theaters, hotels, and many other interesting sites and places to enjoy.

The Line 2 was inaugurated in two sections: Section 2A in 2013 and Section 2B in 2018.

This Line 2 metro line was built in two phases. The first phase, known as Section 2A, consisted of 14 underground stations covering a distance of nearly 13 km. Initially, the OPRET made the decision to build this section to ensure the smooth operation and service provided by the already established Line 1.

The second phase, known as Section 2B, involved the construction of four new metro stations along a stretch of more than 3 kilometers.

 

Rules and regulations regarding the use of the Santo Domingo subway

While inside the subway and using its services, you must follow and respect a set of rules. They are as follows:

  • You must let people exit before boarding the train. Passengers must exit first before boarding.
  • Passengers must follow the rules and instructions given by metro staff.
  • Once the door-closing alarm sounds, you may not board or exit the train for safety reasons.
  • You must never cross the safety line on the platform until the subway has come to a complete stop.
  • You must respect other passengers and not disturb them during the trip.
  • Remember that smoking is not permitted inside the trains or in metro facilities.
  • The alarm mechanisms in the train cars should only be used for a valid reason.
  • Animals are not permitted on board, with the exception of guide dogs.
  • Please avoid bringing bulky or dangerous items onto the train for the comfort and safety of all passengers.
  • You are not permitted to enter the train driver’s cab.
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