Prices for Moscow public transport tickets will grow by average 7,1% from February 1, the press service of Department of Transport reports. Thus, a ticket for one trip in the subway will now cost 50 rubles (€0.54), a ticket for two trips – 100 rubles (€1.08).
Prices of multi-trip tickets will grow not so considerably. The cost of one trip by «Troyka» card will grow by 2 rubles for a metro trip – the ticket will cost 30 rubles (€0.33), and by 3 rubles for a land transport trip –it will cost 29 rubles (€0.31).
The price of some unlimited travel cards on the contrary will decrease: a ticket for 30 days will be sold for 2350 rubles (€25.47) instead of 3000 rubles (€32.52), and a ticket for 90 days — for 5000 rubles (€54.20) instead of 5550 rubles (€60.16). The cost of unlimited travel cards for 3 and 7 days will not change.
New Prices for Public Transport Tickets
Prices for Moscow public transport tickets will grow by average 7,1% from February 1, the press service of Department of Transport reports. Thus, a ticket for one trip in the subway will now cost 50 rubles (€0.54), a ticket for two trips – 100 rubles (€1.08).
Prices of multi-trip tickets will grow not so considerably. The cost of one trip by «Troyka» card will grow by 2 rubles for a metro trip – the ticket will cost 30 rubles (€0.33), and by 3 rubles for a land transport trip –it will cost 29 rubles (€0.31).
The price of some unlimited travel cards on the contrary will decrease: a ticket for 30 days will be sold for 2350 rubles (€25.47) instead of 3000 rubles (€32.52), and a ticket for 90 days — for 5000 rubles (€54.20) instead of 5550 rubles (€60.16). The cost of unlimited travel cards for 3 and 7 days will not change.