The Albrook station on Panama Metro Line 1 will open at 10:00 a.m. this Sunday, March 8, due to construction work. The temporary schedule change is necessary for integration work related to the future connection between Line 1 and the new Line 3.<\/p>\n
From 7:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m., Line 1 trains will operate in both directions only between the Villa Zaita and 5 de Mayo stations. Passengers needing to travel during this three-hour window must plan their journeys around this adjusted service. The station and its pedestrian walkway to the Albrook Bus Terminal<\/a> will be temporarily closed.<\/p>\n This specific construction activity involves installing a new roof structure at the station. Officials from the Panama Metro authority stated the work is a critical step in physically linking the existing and future rail systems. The project aims to enhance overall safety, functionality, and comfort for the station’s thousands of daily users.<\/p>\n The work is part of the broader Line 3 project, a major expansion of the capital’s rapid transit network. Once completed, Line 3 will connect Albrook with Panama City’s western suburbs, significantly expanding the system’s reach.<\/p>\n “These scheduled works are essential for the future integration of the metro network,” a Panama Metro spokesperson said. [Translated from Spanish] “We ask for the understanding of our users this Sunday morning. All services will return to normal by 10:00 a.m.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nIntegration Work for Future Metro Line 3<\/h2>\n
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