Berlin reintroducing €29 ticket on July 1st for public transportation services.
The summer season in Berlin is set to be an exciting time for commuters, as the Berlin Senate has confirmed the return of the popular €29 monthly ticket for public transportation. This ticket, which allows travel within Berlin's A and B zones, will be available from July 1st.
Starting on April 23, advanced sales for the €29 ticket will commence. However, it's important to note that this ticket is a subscription lasting a minimum of 12 months and will renew automatically, but can be cancelled on a monthly basis.
One significant change from the previous offering is that the €29 ticket does not apply to travel in the C zone without an extension ticket. This means that for those planning to travel to or from Berlin's main airport, BER, an additional fee will be required.
Unfortunately, there will be no discounts on the €29 ticket for pensioners or students. Also, the €29 ticket will not be available as a company ticket. It will be non-transferable, ensuring that each user has their own ticket for personal use.
The return of the Berlin €29 monthly ticket is seen as part of ongoing efforts to make transportation in Berlin more affordable or as a temporary measure to promote public transportation, much like the 9-Euro ticket in 2022.
For those seeking more specific details about this announcement, it is recommended to consult the official press releases or news sources from Berlin. The Berlin Senate has not yet made any specific announcements regarding this matter as of April 17.
This news is sure to bring a breath of fresh air for commuters in Berlin, providing an affordable and convenient way to navigate the city during the summer months.
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