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LINE 6 (ORANGE) SÃO PAULO METRO

Line 6 (Orange) is the newest line of the São Paulo metro. Its first section, with 6 stations between João Paulo I and Perdizes, was inaugurated on 2 July 2026. On this page you will find the hours of the initial service, the stations in order, the interchange with Line 7 (Ruby) and fare information.

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Line 6 (Orange) Timetable, São Paulo Metro

The first section of Line 6 (Orange) was inaugurated on 2 July 2026 and has carried passengers since 3 July, in assisted operation. At opening, the line ran Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 15:00 (not on public holidays), free of charge. These reduced hours are temporary, so check the current timetable with the concessionaire LinhaUni before you travel.

SÃO PAULO METRO TIMETABLES

São Paulo Metro Orange Line Route

The section in service starts at João Paulo I station, in the North Zone, and ends at Perdizes station, in the West Zone. Click on each station name to see its information:

Each station page shows its location, its position on the line and its connections.

São Paulo Orange Line metro map

See the map of São Paulo’s metro and rail network on the map page:

SÃO PAULO METRO MAP

Line 6 (Orange) transfers São Paulo metro

At Água Branca station there is an interchange with Line 7 (Ruby) (TIC Trens). In this initial phase, changing lines means leaving one station and entering the other, paying the Line 7 fare.

What stations are on the metro's Orange Line

The stations in service on Line 6 (Orange) are as follows:

  • João Paulo I
  • Freguesia do Ó
  • Santa Marina
  • Água Branca
  • SESC-Pompeia
  • Perdizes

Line 6 (Orange) is a public-private partnership of the São Paulo State Government, run by the concessionaire LinhaUni. The full project includes 15 stations and 15.3 km between Brasilândia and São Joaquim. The first section, from João Paulo I to Perdizes, was inaugurated on 2 July 2026 and began carrying passengers the next day, in assisted operation and free of charge.

São Paulo metro ticket on the Orange Line

During assisted operation, travel on Line 6 (Orange) is free. The button below shows the ticket types and fares of the network:

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You can also check your Bilhete Único balance with the tool available in the button below:

CHECK BALANCE

Information about the Orange Line of São Paulo

Answers to the most common questions about Line 6 (Orange):

Yes. The 6-station section between João Paulo I and Perdizes was inaugurated on 2 July 2026 and runs in assisted operation, with reduced hours.

6 stations are in service: João Paulo I, Freguesia do Ó, Santa Marina, Água Branca, SESC-Pompeia and Perdizes. The full project includes 15 stations between Brasilândia and São Joaquim.

At opening, Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 15:00, except public holidays. Check the current hours with LinhaUni.

Travel is free during assisted operation. Changing to Line 7 (Ruby) at Água Branca costs the Line 7 fare.

The concessionaire LinhaUni.

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