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Traveling Around Prague Now Costs More

January 3, 2008 By Dana Leave a Comment

As of January 1, 2008, The Prague Public Transport Fare Increase is a reality. The Prague Public Transit Company rang in the New Year with new ticket prices. The increase did not end up being as high as was originally expected but it is still a noticeable change. A transfer ticket went up from 20 Kč to 26 Kč and a single-use ticket now costs 18 Kč instead of 14 Kč. A yearly pass is 4,750 Kč instead of the former 4,150 Kč.

There was a serious shortage of the newly priced tickets yesterday when it was nearly impossible to buy any. The situation was supposedly corrected by this morning but in reality, it was still an adventure to buy tickets. I was eventually able to find them, so here they are:

Prague Public Transport Tickets          Prague Public Transport Tickets

More information about new ticket prices can be found on our site at www.myczechrepublic.com/prague/tickets_fares.html.

The Ski Season Begins

November 10, 2007 By Dana Leave a Comment

I hear that the ski season began in the Krkonoše Mountains today. It has been snowing there for a few days and there is now enough snow to allow skiing. Winter is starting early this year. Who knows, maybe the ski resorts are going to make up for last year’s terrible ski season.

Prague Christmas Markets 2007

October 22, 2007 By Dana Leave a Comment

This year’s largest Prague Christmas markets will run from December 1, 2007 to January 1, 2008 on Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square. No matrioshkas and army hats will be on offer, says Taiko, a company that has organized the markets for several years.

You can read more about Prague Christmas markets on our site at www.myczechrepublic.com/prague/christmas-markets.html

I can’t believe Christmas time is coming up again!

Prague Public Transport Fare Increase, Yet Again

October 5, 2007 By Dana 3 Comments

Prague TramNot a lot of time has passed since the dramatic price increase of Prague public transport tickets in July 2005 when transfer tickets went up from 12 Kč to 20 Kč and single-use tickets from 8 Kč to 14 Kč. According to Hospodářské noviny, Prague public transit fares are already higher than those in Vienna or Paris when compared to the average salaries in those countries.

The Prague Public Transit Company has now approved yet another fare hike, which should take place next year. The cost of a transfer ticket is supposed to jump from 20 Kč to 30 Kč and a yearly pass should cost 5,200 Kč instead of the current 4,150 Kč. The price increase is supposedly necessary and will help in the construction of new tram and metro lines. That’s a fine reason in itself. I just hope that we’re not headed the wrong way and that those who are now taking public transport are not going to get in their cars and start contributing to the already bad congestion and pollution on the streets of Prague.

Hospodářské noviny article (in Czech):
Pražská MHD zdraží. Aby bylo na metro

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