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In Bratislava there are two types of tickets: time-tickets for single journey and prepaid tickets (24-hour, 48-hour, 72-hour, 168-hour, 30-day, 90-day and 365-day). Time-tickets are valid for 15 (without transfer) and 60 (allows transfers) minutes and cost 0,70 € and 0,90 €. Reduced fare tickets are usable for 6 to 15 years old children, students with certificate issued by Bratislava Transport Company (DPB), retired and baggage. You can obtain your ticket in the most of kiosks, DPB shops and ticket machines. 60-minute ticket is mostly used ticket in Bratislava. Travel time is shown in all schedules and ticket inspectors have to accept it even if real travel time is longer. Please note that if you want to buy prepaid ticket with validity longer than 7 days, you have to have chip card issued by DPB. If you are going to use night line, you should have 90-minute ticket for night lines or 70-minute SMS ticket. During non-working days validity of 60-minute tickets is extended to 90 minutes. Children under 6 years and retired over 70 years can travel for free.

You have to validate all tickets with validity from 15 minutes to 7 days immediately after boarding the vehicle. If you are changing line, don't validate the ticket second time. During checking of ticket validity, all designators are blocked after 15 seconds after closing the doors. Be sure you hold your ticket before getting on vehicle and put it in designator in right direction. Validity of ticket ends after the labelled time elapsed. If you want to get on from request stop, you should stay visible on the stop. If you want to get off at request stop, you have to press Stop button.

Short-term tickets

Ticket	Regular	Reduced fare
15-minute non-through-ticket	0,70 €	0,35 €
60-minute through-ticket (90-minute during weekend)	0,90 €	0,45 €
70-minute through-ticket SMS ticket	1,00 €	N/A
90-minute through-ticket for night line	1,60 €	N/A
60-minute through-ticket group ticket for 20 adults	16,20 €	-
60-minute through-ticket group ticket for 1 adult and 20 persons with discount	8,50 €	-

Reduced-fare ticket or combined ticket for 1 person and baggage is required for baggage.
Full-price ticket (non-reduced-fare ticket) is required for animal transporation. In the case of dog transportation combined ticket for 1 person and a dog is also useful.

Tourist tickets

Ticket
24-hour	4,50 €
24-hour SMS	4,50 €
48-hour	8,30 €
3-day	10,00 €
7-day	15,00 €

Combined short-term tickets

Ticket	Regular	Reduced fare
2x60-minute or 2x90-minute during weekend (for 2 journeys)	1,70 €	0,85 €
4x60-minute or 4x90-minute during weekend (for 4 journeys)	3,30 €	1,65 €
60-minute or 90-minute during weekend for 1 adult and 1 child or baggage	1,30 €	-
60-minute or 90-minute during weekend for 1 adults and 2 children	1,70 €	-
60-minute or 90-minute during weekend for 2 adults and 2 children	2,50 €	-
60-minute or 90-minute during weekend for 1 person and dog	1,70 €	1,30 €

Prepaid tickets

Type	Validity	For 1st + 2nd tariff zone	For 1st + 2nd tariff zone + Bratislava Integrated Transport
Regular	30-day	26.00 €	27.66 €
	90-day	68.60 €	73.58 €
	365-day	260.00 €	279.92 €
Reduced fare	30-day	13.00 €	13.83 €
	90-day	34.30 €	36.79 €
	1 year (for retired only)	130.00 €	139.96 €
Retired Special Ticket (doesn't valid during working days till 9.00 and 14.00-17.00)	30-day	-	-
	90-day	-	-
Transfer Ticket	30-day	78.00 €	-
	90-day	205.70 €	-
	365-day	779.00 €	-

27th Nov 2011
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Comments

TeBeCe	13.5.2013 2:42				#17
Reply on #16 od robschneider:
Yes, all prepaid tickets are valid for night lines.

robschneider	12.5.2013 23:10				#16
Is the one year ticket (365 days) also valid for night lines?

810zssk	5.5.2013 16:10				#15
Reply on #14 od Tuan:
To get student discont you need to be Slovak citizen or study at Slovak school. So unfortunatelly, you will have to pay full fare.

Tuan	5.5.2013 16:03				#14
Hello! I am a student coming to Bratislava for a longer period of time this summer and was wondering whether I could buy the reduced fare monthly ticket, if I am not a student of a Slovakian university. I do have an ISIC card and can provide proof of student status abroad. If I am eligible for this sort of ticket, what documents would I need to get the dicount? Thank you!

810zssk	13.1.2013 13:37				#13
Reply on #12 od eliseperle90:
You can't buy ticket in the bus. There are two options for you: - yellow ticket machines directly on bus platform (coins only) - red ticket machines in arrivals (coins and notes) -http://imhd.sk/ba/galeria-media/galerie-gt-vyhladavanie.html?&ghp=samoobsluzne&ghg=#95347-Multifunkcny-samoobsluzny-automat If you choose red machine, choose option to buy paper ticket. You'll get this screen: http://i45.tinypic.com/2eq485c.jpg - press button with price 0,90 EUR as many times as many tickets you need. In yellow ticket machine, choose one hour ticket for 90 cents. Have a nice (though probably short ) stay in Bratislava!

eliseperle90	13.1.2013 13:28				#12
Hei, If I am arriving to Bratislava airport and want to travel by bus to train station (bus nr 61) where can I buy a ticket, can I get it from bus, or where is the nearest ticket shop? Thank you in advance!

810zssk	24.11.2012 21:59				#11
Reply on #10 od rammy:
No, there is special fare for international services - it's 1,50 EUR (one-way) and can be paid at bus, unlike other services (where you need to buy ticket in advance). Regaring your other question, your parents will need to pay full fare on services within Bratislava as free travel for seniors is limited to citizens and residents of Slovakia. They would however get 50% discount on international services (based on passport or other official ID) if they are EU citizens.

rammy	24.11.2012 21:52				#10
Are normal 60/90 minute tickets usable on the 901 service from Most to Hainburg an der Donau? Thanks, Dave

rammy	24.11.2012 21:50				#9
My parents are visiting Bratislava for a few days - they are both over 70. Do they need to purchase tickets for the bus or are they free because they are over 70? If they are free, do they need a special permit or will their passports serve as i.d.? Many thanks, Dave

810zssk	14.11.2012 7:22				#8
However, you will need to carry photo ID for the oldest kid - it must include photo and date of birth.

richardhudec	13.11.2012 21:46				#7
Reply on #6 od grega.sever:
No, you can use only 3-day ticket for each member of your family. It costs 10€ per person, but you cant buy reduced fare 3-day ticket. I think that if you dont plan to travel whole 3 days, buy 3-day ticket for you and reduced-fare single tickets for your children for every ride. During weekends, 60-minute ticket is valid 90 minutes and it is transferable. All your children can use reduced-fare tickets.

grega.sever	13.11.2012 20:59				#6
Is there any family ticket for 3 days in Bratislava (kids are 6, 8 and 13 years old)? Thanks

TeBeCe	18.6.2012 19:11				#5
Reply on #4 od nightfairy:
7-day ticket can be purchased only in ticket machine at the bus (or tram) stops or at the ticket shops.

nightfairy	18.6.2012 16:59				#4
Hello, we arrived in outer Bratislava today and will stay for a week. When we go into town for the first time tomorrow, can we get a 7-day ticket right on the bus or do we have to go into town first to buy it at a ticket shop? Thanks a lot for helping

TeBeCe	18.6.2012 12:47				#3
Reply on #2 od ButtWeasel:
Tariff zones 620 and 630 are not included in the Integrated transport. You have to use 15- or 60-min. ticket in these zones.

ButtWeasel	18.6.2012 11:51				#2
Can I use a pre-paid "1st + 2nd tariff zone + Bratislava Integrated Transport" pass to go to Chorvátsky Grob, Žilinská from Karpatská? Please let me know. Cheers.

ButtWeasel	18.6.2012 11:37				#1
Does the INTERGRATED TRANSPORT include outlying routes 630 & 620 to Čierna voda? I don't want to get a fine when I'm paying for tickets. Your "bus/tram cops" are ruthless!

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