New Mexico Rail Runner, Albuquerque, New Mexico
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- Public Transportation travel tip
- City center
by The trains are white decorated with a speeding roadrunner in red and orange. The warning that the doors are closing is 'Beep, beep'. The seating upolstery is red with the roadrunner tail logo. There are tables, outlets and wi-fi service so you can take advantage of your time aboard.
There are mass transit connections at the stops including a shuttle bus to Socorro, from the Belen station.
Address:
Various locations from Santa Fe to Belen.
Price:
Fairs are based on a zone system and there's an online discount. There are also day passes, monthly passes and yearly passes.
Opening Hours:
Find the latest schedule on their website.
How to get there:
Station locations are on their website.
Phone number:
1-866-795-RAIL
On the web:
http://www.nmrailrunner.com/
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