Tulum Announces Transport Plan for 2026 Air Show and NASCAR Mexico Series

Tulum, Quintana Roo — Organizers and officials have finalized transportation logistics for the upcoming Tulum Air Show 2026 and NASCAR Mexico Series races, outlining shuttle routes to move attendees to event venues from April 23-26.

The main gathering points from Thursday, April 23 through Saturday, April 25 will be Military Air Base No. 12 and the FBO area of Tulum International Airport, where aerial displays and scheduled auto races will take place.

To facilitate public transit, several departure points will be established within the city. These include:

• The Tulum ADO bus terminal, with buses running to the airport complex.
• Two additional stops on Tulum Avenue: one at the corner with Acuario Norte Street and another approximately 200 meters from the ADO terminal, offering Urvan vans and taxis to the airport.
• The Zamná parking lot, providing transport via ADO buses, Urvan vans, and taxis to the air and auto event sites.

Organizers also planned a connection via the Maya Train. Attendees can travel from the ADO terminal or Zamná parking to the “Tulum” station, then proceed to the “Tulum Airport” station, where buses will complete the journey to Air Base No. 12 and the airport FBO area.

On Sunday, April 26, when the air show can also be viewed from the coastal area, the primary destination will be Jaguar Park, specifically the north and south entrances for those wishing to watch demonstrations from Playa Paraíso.

Departures will continue from the ADO terminal and Tulum Avenue stops that day, with the Zamná parking lot remaining a key transport hub.

All routes will require a fare payable upon boarding, organizers said. The official event parking will be located at Zamná in the Aldea Tulum zone, also with a fee for private vehicles.

The Tulum Air Show 2026 is part of activities linked to the Mexico Aerospace Fair (FAMEX) and features aircraft exhibitions, demonstrations by the Mexican Air Force, and a NASCAR Mexico Series race, aiming to position Tulum as a host for international spectacles and attract visitors.