Mayan Long Distance Train model
P’atal means “to stay” in Maya.
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Mayan Train model Stay (P’atal)
There are 3 Long-Distance (P’tal) trains designed for extended journeys. They feature spaces for relaxation or work, including compartments where passengers can convert their seats into beds for a more comfortable travel experience.
Each train has a capacity of up to 260 passengers across 7 rail cars, offering a variety of onboard services, amenities, and entertainment options throughout the journey.
The Long-Distance Tren Maya train also includes accessible cabins and dedicated spaces for passengers with reduced mobility.
Characteristics of the Tren Maya Long Distance model
- 7-car train with a capacity of 260 passengers
- 8 cabins per train (2 types: Standard and Accessible)
- 16 standard bunk beds per train
- 1 accessible bunk for Passengers with Reduced Mobility (PRM)
- Restaurant
- Restroom with shower
- Dedicated area for wheelchairs, bicycles, and strollers
- Comfortable reclining seats
- Wi-Fi, smoke detectors, and onboard lighting
Photos of the Mayan train model Stay
Explore other Tren Maya train models
The Tren Maya fleet includes different train models, each designed to provide a unique travel experience. Learn more about each one:
Standard Train (Xiimbal)
Restaurant Train (Janal)
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