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The “Michi Bip!” Returns: Where to Buy and What Are the Restrictions to Get the Coveted Santiago Metro Card

Summary by Publimetro Chile
The initiative, inspired by the virtual cat that spreads the works of the future Line 7, is available in a total of 15 stations of the network

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After the first edition of August, hundreds of users eagerly awaited the sale of the card with a cat as their main image and made long rows early this Wednesday. After the sale ended, the Internet resale began.

·Las Condes, Chile
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The initiative, inspired by the virtual cat that spreads the works of the future Line 7, is available in a total of 15 stations of the network

·Santiago, Chile
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From 8:00 a.m. on September 9, Metro de Santiago re-sold the successful Michi Bip! card after a first successful delivery. The first batch of 10,000 units was made available on August 26. However, Faced with the incessant requests of collectors and users, ... Continue reading "Metro relaunch Michi Bip! card after successful first sale: check where to get it"

·Concepción, Chile
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Metro de Santiago announced on the morning of this Wednesday the return of the popular card “Michi” Bip!, after the success that had its first sale in late August. The first edition had 10,000 units and was exhausted in record time, generating a high demand among collectors and users of public transport, [...] The post Michi Bip! was resold and sold out in minutes: Metro announced new stock appeared first on La Nación.

The card inspired by the viral kitty from Metro was re-marketed this Wednesday at 15 stations, but again sold out in record time after generating long rows of users and collectors.

Metro confirmed the second edition of the viral cat card for Wednesday, September 9. Plaza de Maipú is one of the 15 stations in the country where it will be available, with a maximum of two units per person.

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La Voz de Maipú broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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