According to La Tercera, all seven lines of the Santiago Metro in Chile were fully operational on Friday 7 November 2026, with service running along their full routes from 6:00.
Network at a glance
The Santiago Metro network has seven lines, spans 149 kilometres and has 143 operational stations, according to La Tercera. The underground system carries more than 50 million passengers a month, the publication reports.
Operating hours
La Tercera lists the following service hours:
- Weekdays: 6:00 to 23:00
- Saturdays: 6:30 to 23:00
- Sundays: 7:30 to 23:00
Fares
For Monday to Friday, according to La Tercera, the fares are $895 in peak hours, $815 in valley hours and $735 in low hours. Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays cost $815.
The article does not define the exact times that make up the peak, valley and low periods, so passengers should check the operator's official information for those details.
What this means for passengers
The report describes the whole network as operating on this day, so passengers can expect service on all seven lines during the hours listed above. It is a general overview of the network's status and schedules. It does not report delays, closures or replacement services for this date.