The station opened April 29, 2006 after several months of construction delays on the line. The largest delay was in the construction of the underpass at the intersection of Avenida Suba with NQS and Avenida Calle 80.
It is one of the two termini that serve the locality of Suba (the other being the Portal del Norte).
Nearby is the Imperial shopping center, with its anchor Carrefour and the Éxito of Suba.
Station services
Main line service
Services rendered since April 29, 2006
Kind
Routes to the North
Routes to the East
Routes to the West
South Routes
Local
7
Express Monday to Saturday all day
F19
H15
Express Monday to Friday peak rush hour
B56
J73
Express Monday to Saturday Mixed service, rush and non-rush
B50
F29
Express Monday to Friday rush morning and afternoon
H17 G30
Express Saturdays all day
H17
Express Saturdays from 5:00 a.m. At 3:00 p.m.
G30
Express on Sundays and holidays
F91
G96
Routes ending the journey
Easy route
7
Express Monday to Saturday all day
C15 C19
Express Monday to Friday afternoon Off-peak
C73
Express Monday to Saturday peak hour morning and afternoon
C17 C29 C61
Express Monday to Friday peak hour morning and afternoon
C17 C30
Express Saturdays all day
C17
Express Saturdays from 5:00 a.m. At 3:00 p.m.
C30
Express on Sundays and holidays
C91 C96
Feeder routes
Feeder bus entering the Portal of Suba.
The station has the following feeder routes:
11.1 Avenida Suba loop
11.2 San Andrés loop
11.3 Villamaría loop
11.4 Aures loop
11.5 Avenida Cali loop
11.6 Las Mercedes loop
11.7 Pinar loop
11.8 La Gaitana loop
11.9 Lisboa loop
11.10 Bilbao loop
Intermunicipal services
In the outside part of the Portal of Suba there is a Satellite Transport Parabiter from where they leave intermunicipal buses with different destinies to the nearby municipalities like Cota and Chía.
