Bratislava joins in European mobility week with discounted tickets

Passengers can save €65 on an annual pass for mass public transport.

(Source: TASR )

Bratislava is joining in European mobility week by offering discounted prices for tickets for public transport in the city and its vicinity. As of September 16, when mobility week starts, the price of tickets sold via the mobile application of the Integrated Transportation System (IDS) scheme in and around Bratislava will be decreased by 10 percent with no time limit. People will also be able to purchase an annual pass for public transport in Bratislava with a 25 percent discount.

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“The aim of these discounts is to increase the attractiveness of public transport and increase the number of people using it,” Peter Bubla, spokesperson for Bratislava city council, wrote in a press release.

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