Deportivo Station | Puerto Rico Urban Train
Complete guide to Deportivo Station on the Puerto Rico Urban Train.
Find updated schedules, directions from Rubén Rodríguez Coliseum or Juan Ramón Loubriel Stadium, bus connections, and travel times to other stations.
Exact Location and Access
Deportivo Station of the Urban Train is strategically located at the intersection of Estadio Street and Coliseo Street in Bayamón. It is an elevated, open-air station and the second stop on the line from Bayamón heading toward San Juan.
This location makes it the ideal rail connection for sports events and concerts at Rubén Rodríguez Coliseum and Juan Ramón Loubriel Stadium, both just a 3–5 minute walk away.
Google Maps Plus Code: 9VV2+P7 Bayamón, Puerto Rico
GPS Coordinates: 18.39432, -66.1493
How to Get from Rubén Rodríguez Coliseum
A direct 3-minute walk from the main entrance of the coliseum: head west along Estadio Street. The entrance to Deportivo Station will be on your left, just before the elevated bridge.
This pedestrian route is the recommended option to avoid post-event traffic, especially after Vaqueros de Bayamón games or concerts when the surrounding area gets congested with vehicles.
How to Get from Juan Ramón Loubriel Stadium
A 5-minute walk: head toward the north exit of the stadium (main parking area), cross the avenue, and take the pedestrian ramp up to the elevated platform.
The route has clear signage and LED lighting for nighttime events. During baseball season (November–January), the Urban Train extends its hours to coincide with Vaqueros night games.
Public Transportation and Vehicle Access
Bus Connections (AMA)
According to ATI’s official itinerary, no AMA (Autoridad Metropolitana de Autobuses) route has its own stop at Deportivo station.
Nearest station with a verified bus connection:
- Bayamón, one stop toward Bayamón (the western terminus): five routes (2, 20, 37, 91 and 92).
You can check the full network in the AMA bus guide.
Transfers: fare collection on the AMA and the Urban Train has been suspended since March 2024, so bus–train transfers are currently free.
By Private Vehicle (Park and Ride)
If you are driving, you can park at the free municipal parking lot next to the station (access via Coliseo Street).
That lot is municipal: ATI does not list it as a Tren Urbano Park and Ride and does not publish its capacity. The nearest official Park and Ride is at Bayamón Station, one stop away, with 480 free spaces. Note: It fills up quickly during sports events — arrive at least 30 minutes early.
Connected Stations
Bayamón
← Toward Bayamón
2 min
Deportivo
YOU ARE HERE
4 min
Jardines
Toward Sagrado Corazón →
Travel Times from Deportivo
| Destination | Time | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Bayamón | 1 min | West Terminal |
| Hato Rey | 26 min | Toward Sagrado Corazón |
| Sagrado Corazón | 28 min | East Terminal |
*Estimated times subject to service variations
Schedule and Frequency
The Urban Train runs every day of the year, and Deportivo Station follows the same schedule as the rest of the line: 5:30 AM to 11:30 PM, with trains every 8–12 minutes at peak times.
You can check the tables by direction (toward Bayamón and toward Sagrado Corazón) on the full Urban Train schedule.
Fares and Payment Methods
Use the AT card (Transportation Authority), valid for the entire system:
- Regular: free right now; $1.50 per trip with a 2-hour transfer once ATI resumes fare collection, suspended since March 2024
- Reduced: $0.75 (students, ages 60-74, disability; 75 and over free)
- Children under 6: Free when accompanied by an adult
Ticket vending machines available at the station. Accept cash and cards.
Other Nearby Places of Interest
In addition to Rubén Rodríguez Coliseum and Juan Ramón Loubriel Stadium, from Deportivo Station you can also reach:
Onofre Carballeira Sports Complex (4 min)
Municipal sports facilities featuring an Olympic swimming pool, tennis courts, and an athletics track. Free access during established hours. Direct pedestrian connection from the south exit of the station.
Monument to La Raza (8 min)
An iconic sculpture by Zeno Gandía located at the entrance to Bayamón, representing Puerto Rican cultural heritage. A recommended photography stop near the station.
Children's Central Park (10 min)
A family recreational area with children’s play equipment, picnic areas, and food kiosks. Ideal if traveling with children before or after a sporting event.
Need more information? Contact us or visit passenger services.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Deportivo Station
How do I get to the Coliseum from the station?
East exit, 3-minute walk along Estadio Street. Direct pedestrian ramp to the entrance.
Do they extend train hours for events?
Only for specific events. ATI extends service until 1:30 AM on concert nights and announces it event by event on its social media and at ati.pr.gov; it is not automatic.
Is there parking at Deportivo Station?
There is a free municipal parking lot next to the station, but ATI does not list it as a Tren Urbano Park & Ride and does not publish its capacity. It fills up quickly on event days; the nearest official Park & Ride is at Bayamón, one stop away, with 480 spaces.
Is Deportivo Station accessible?
Yes, the station has elevators, ramps, and tactile paving. Trains have low-floor boarding.
