Hato Rey Station
Complete information about Hato Rey Station on the Puerto Rico Urban Train.
15th station of the system, strategically located on Avenida Arterial B in front of the José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum (Choliseo). Elevated on viaduct, designed by architect Segundo Cardona. Main access to the Choliseo for concerts and events, and to the Golden Mile financial district and Popular Center.
Exact Location and Architectural Features
Hato Rey Station is located on Avenida Arterial B, at the intersection with Avenida Luis Muñoz Rivera, in Hato Rey Norte, San Juan. Elevated station on viaduct with central 138-meter platform. 15th stop from Bayamón terminal. Inaugurated December 17, 2004, designed by architect Segundo Cardona (SCF Arquitectos), who also designed the adjacent Coliseum.
Google Maps Plus Code: CWHQ+QW San Juan, Puerto Rico
GPS Coordinates: 18.42944, -66.06023
How to Get from Coliseo José Miguel Agrelot
A 2-minute walk: the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot (Choliseo) is located just north of the station. From the south exit, cross the pedestrian street directly to the main entrance. Capacity for 18,500 spectators.
On concert nights the ATI extends Urban Train service to 1:30 AM. It is not automatic: the ATI announces it event by event on its social media and at ati.pr.gov.
How to Get from Golden Mile and Banco Popular
A 6-minute walk: the Golden Mile (Milla de Oro) is Puerto Rico’s most important financial district, along Avenida Luis Muñoz Rivera and Ponce de León. From Hato Rey Station, walk east along Avenida Arterial B for 200 meters to Avenida Muñoz Rivera.
Banco Popular Center: Banco Popular’s commercial complex is 5 minutes walking, with luxury shops, restaurants and banking services. Also in the area: Banco Santander, FirstBank, OFG Bancorp, Instituto de Banca y Comercio and Departamento de Educación.
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 Hato Rey station.
Nearest station with a verified bus connection:
- Sagrado Corazón, one stop east and the eastern terminus of the line: ten routes (1, 2, 3, 10, 15, 21, 22, 35, 36 and 45).
The official itineraries of routes 2 (Bayamón ↔ Sagrado Corazón) and 4 (Cataño Ferry Terminal ↔ Piñero Station) do run along Avenida Roosevelt and the Hato Rey Transfer Center, next to the station, but they do not list Hato Rey station itself as a stop.
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
Hato Rey Station has no Park & Ride. Options: Coliseum parking during events ($10–40, 2 min walk), Popular Center validated parking (5 min walk), street parking on Calle O’Neill and Avenida Arterial B (metered until 6 PM). Recommendation: for long parking, use Martínez Nadal (free Park & Ride, 14 min by train) or Cupey (297 free spaces, 10 min).
Connected Stations
Roosevelt
← Toward Bayamón
1 min
Hato Rey
YOU ARE HERE
2 min
Sagrado Corazón
East Terminal →
Travel times from Hato Rey
| Destination | Time | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Sagrado Corazón | 2 min | East Terminal |
| Cupey | 11 min | West Terminal |
| Bayamón | 27 min | West Terminal |
Schedule and Frequency
The Urban Train runs every day of the year, and Hato Rey 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
Frequently Asked Questions — Hato Rey Station
Which AMA buses stop near Hato Rey Station?
According to ATI's official itinerary, no AMA route has its own stop at Hato Rey Station. The nearest station with a verified bus connection is Sagrado Corazón, one stop east and the eastern terminus, where routes 1, 2, 3, 10, 15, 21, 22, 35, 36 and 45 stop. Routes 2 and 4 do pass along Avenida Roosevelt and the Hato Rey Transfer Center without listing this station as a stop.
How far is it from the station to the Choliseo?
2 minutes walking from the south exit. On announced concert nights the ATI extends Urban Train service to 1:30 AM.
Is there parking available at Hato Rey Station?
No Park & Ride. For free parking use Martínez Nadal (14 min by train) or Cupey (10 min).
