subte climatizado

I don't take the subway here half as much as I did in New York. The lines are all a little different. On A line, the doors open well before the train stops. (Really: don't lean against the doors.)

In the summer, all the windows are open in the cars, allowing the warm, underground breeze to pass through. There are also these giant metal ceiling fans on all the cars and in the stations, but they don't really do anything unless you're standing directly beneath them.



It is hot underground.