Metro today
Status of Metrovalencia's ten lines right now: service incidents, delays, strikes, works, weather warnings or DANA storms and stations out of service, with FGV's official alert for each case.
One row per line. The status comes from the alerts FGV publishes on its homepage (incidents, weather warnings, works) and from the service cuts in the current timetable; the colour only changes when there is an alert.
Official FGV alerts
1 active alert
Metrovalencia alerts are checked every 15 minutes. No alerts does not mean no incidents: FGV posts first on its homepage and on X.
Lifts at Alameda: Replacement work on four lifts will begin on Monday 28 September. First, the two lifts on the Paseo de la Alameda side will be replaced, followed by those on the Paseo de la Ciudadela side. Accessibility at the station will be maintained during the works, which are expected to last approximately…
FGV strikes usually coincide with Fallas and are announced days ahead, with partial stoppages and minimum services per line. When a strike is called, the alert appears here with the lines affected; FGV publishes the minimum-service timetables on its website.
Long works (tunnel renewal, lift replacement) close stations for weeks. This page lists the stations with no service today according to the official timetable and, for each line, the section affected and until when.
Under an AEMET red warning, Metrovalencia usually reduces service, switches to the Saturday timetable or suspends whole lines, and the real-time information system may stop responding. This page shows the active weather warning and FGV's alerts; the weather itself is in the weather guide.
The alerts are the ones FGV publishes on the metrovalencia.es homepage, in Spanish and Valencian; the other languages are translated. Service cuts come from Metrovalencia's official timetable (GTFS). We don't invent states: with no alert, we say "no alerts".
If FGV has published a service incident, it appears above with the lines affected. Minor delays without an official alert are not shown: check your station's real-time arrivals.
When a strike is called, FGV publishes an alert with the lines and minimum services, and it appears here. If you see no strike alert, no strike has been announced.
The list of stations out of service comes from the current official timetable: a station no train reaches today is shown as closed, with the section and the planned reopening date when FGV has announced it.
Lines 3 and 5 reach the airport. Check their rows in the line status: with no alerts and no closed sections, they run on the usual timetable.
FGV alerts are checked every 15 minutes and the page regenerates as soon as they change. Works closures update with each new timetable Metrovalencia publishes.