Munich's U-Bahn: Service Disruptions in February and March 2025
Traffic Alert: Temporary Closures on U3 and U6 Roadways for a Full Week
Prepare for a bumpy ride on the U-Bahn lines U3 and U6 in Munich from February to March 2025 as the city undergoes extensive track renewal and station modernization.
From February 17 to March 9, 2025, Munich Stadtwerke (SWM) and Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft (MVG) embark on an ambitious renovation project that targets more than 40 components along the southern sections of U3 and U6. This overhaul includes the replacement of a track switch at Implerstraße station.
During this period, a corridor of disruption will impact the U3 line between Sendlinger Tor and Brudermühlstraße, and the U6 line from Goetheplatz to Implerstraße. To maintain mobility, a shuttle train will run every ten minutes, supplementing two replacement bus lines running every five minutes. These buses serve stops such as Brudermühlstraße - Implerstraße - Goetheplatz (Bus U3) and Hauptbahnhof (Bus X3) on the U3 line, or Sendlinger Tor on the Bus X3. Reinforcements will also be made to bus lines 56 and 63.
From March 10, the U3 line is expected to resume normal service. However, the U6 will run only every ten minutes from Garching-Forschungszentrum to Implerstraße and continue along the U3 line to Fürstenried West. No U-Bahn service will be available between Harras and Klinikum Großhadern, with two replacement bus lines taking over.
While the U3 line is reopened, six switches south of Harras U-Bahn station will be renewed, and other modernization measures such as updating fire protection and modernizing the Harras station will take place. These works are planned to continue until the end of May.
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[1] From February 17 to March 9, 2025, and continuing beyond March 10, the U3 and U6 lines in Munich undergo major track and station upgrades on their southern sections.[2] This comprehensive renovation project by SWM and MVG primarily aims to improve infrastructure and station facilities, enhancing safety and service quality in the long term. For more information, check the official press releases from Munich Stadtwerke (SWM) and Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft (MVG).
- During the renovation of Munich's U3 and U6 lines, scheduled from February 17 to March 9, 2025, and extending beyond March 10, significant changes in the public-transit sector are expected, due to the industry's focus on track and station upgrades in the finance-heavy transportation sector, with companies like Munich Stadtwerke (SWM) and Münchner Verkehrsgesellschaft (MVG) overhauling more than 40 components.
- In light of the comprehensive renovation project on Munich's U3 and U6 lines, the finance industry will play a crucial role in funding the necessary improvements in the transportation sector, aiming to boost long-term safety and service quality in the city's public-transit system.
