The Metro System is a new feature in Cyberpunk 2077's free 2.1 update. Check out the map of all five lines and 19 stations of the Metro, how train stations work, and how to get the NCART City Pass!

What is the Metro System?

New Travel Mechanic in Update 2.1

The Metro System is the much-awaited train system introduced in Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.1! Players can access the new feature after the events at Konpeki Plaza once they get their NCART City Pass.

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Ride the Metro Around Night City

While on the Metro, you're unable to move around. However, you can check out what others are doing on the train or look around to see Night City from a different view. Some random events can occur, such as a beggar approaching you or seeing Johnny Silverhand sitting in front of you.

Once you're ready to leave, you can choose to immediately exit at the nearest stop.

Can be Used as Fast Travel Points

You have the option to enjoy the ride and immerse yourself by selecting Ride Metro, but you can opt out of taking the train altogether. You can use these stations just like regular fast travel points by choosing the Fast Travel option.

How to Fast Travel

Metro System Map

5 Metro Lines and 19 Train Stations

The Metro System comes with a map of five lines and nineteen train stations in total. Like real metro systems, different lines will lead to different locations and have shared train stations.

Line A (Watson - Santo Domingo)

Line A, or the red line, is a fairly simple line spanning the North and South of Night City. It goes from Eisenhower Street in Watson to Megabuilding H7 in Santo Domingo.

Line B (Santo Domingo - Pacifica)

Line B, or the yellow line, goes around Night City and covers the most locations out of all the lines on the map. Its terminals are located at Megabuilding H7 in Santo Domingo and Pacifica - Stadium.

Line C (City Center - Pacifica)

Line C, or the blue line, is the shortest line of the metro, spanning only four stations. This line is the fastest way to move between the City Center and Pacifica.

Line D (Westbrook - Heywood)

Line D, or the green line, is unique for being the only line that loops one way around Night City. As there is no end to the line, you're not forced to disembark anywhere on this route.

Line E (Watson - Westbrook)

Line E, or the orange line, has the most number of stations in the metro. As one of the longer lines on the map, it's also one of the most interconnected.

How to Unlock the Metro System

Get the NCART City Pass After Konpeki Plaza

For narrative reasons, you will only be able to unlock the Metro System after the events of Act 1 in Konpeki Plaza. Once you have full access to the map, you'll eventually get a message from NCART and receive the NCART City Pass that unlocks the new train system!
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Cyberpunk 2077 Related Guides

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List of Game Mechanics Guides

Update 2.1 Guides

• Metro (Train) System
• Replayable Car Racing
• Romantic Hangouts
• How to Get and Use the Radioport
• Accessibility Features

Update 2.0 and Phantom Liberty Changes

• How to Upgrade Iconic Weapons
• Crafting Specs Overhaul
• Clothing and Armor Overhaul
• Revamped Police System and Wanted Levels
• Cyberware Overhaul Guide
• Cyberware Capacity & How to Increase It
• 2.0 Crafting Guide
• Ammo Changes
• Combat AI Overhaul
• Vehicle Combat
• 2.0 UI Changes and Overhaul
• Airdrop Guide and Rewards
• Stealth Overhaul: All Known Changes

How to Play

• List of Controls
• Settings Guide
• How to Save and Transfer Saves
• Difficulty Settings
• List of Stats and Stat Explanations
• List of Status Effects
• Dialogue Options and Icons
• Language Settings and Available Languages

Game Features

• How to Get Non-Lethal Takedowns
• How to Use Photo Mode
• How to Use Braindance
• How to Fast Travel
• Wardrobe Guide
• Does Cyberpunk Have Third Person View?

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