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During the 2025 Spring Festival travel period, the passenger flow forecast for the Guangzhou Metro will exhibit a distinct U-shaped distribution, with peak periods concentrated around pre-holiday departures and post-holiday return journeys.

The passenger flow at Baiyun Metro Station reaches its peak period. (Photo/WeChat account: gz_baiyunfabu)

It is estimated that during the pre-holiday peak period (January 14 to January 24), the daily average passenger flow will reach 8.75 million, while during the post-Spring Festival period (February 5 to February 22), the daily average passenger flow is expected to rise to 9.16 million.

The Spring Festival passenger flow mainly consists of migrant workers, students, family visits, and tourists, with overlapping effects leading to increased passenger volume compared to previous years.

To facilitate residents' travel, the Guangzhou Metro will implement multiple measures, including extending the operating hours of the network during different time slots to ensure smooth travel.

Baiyun Metro station service counter (Photo/WeChat account: gz_baiyunfabu)

On Chinese New Year's Eve, the entire network will extend its operating hours by 1.5 hours. During peak periods of leaving and returning to Guangzhou, metro lines will extend their operating hours accordingly to meet passenger demand.

Additionally, the metro will increase express services at major stations during nighttime to provide more options for return passengers. Furthermore, each metro line will allocate backup vehicles as emergency operational reserves to ensure operational safety and smoothness.

As the Spring Festival approaches, the metro will introduce special services such as establishing a "Safe Spring Festival Guardian Team" to enhance passengers' travel experience.