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General

What are tariff zones?

Fare zones are areas defined for the authorisation of the fare. These are shown graphically in the fare zone map .

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What are core zones?

Core zones are fare zones for which special fares apply due to the dense transport offer. In Upper Austria, these are the Linz, Wels and Steyr fare zones.

Zone map

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If you travel through the Linz core zone with an OÖVV ticket (e.g. from Ottensheim to Hörsching) can you change trains in the Linz core zone?

Yes, the transfer is permitted in the direct direction. The fare is calculated based on the number of regional zones, whereby 2 zones are charged for the Linz core zone (Wels and Steyr 1 zone). An additional ticket or the surcharge for the core zone is not required when changing trains if only regional transport is used in the direct direction.

Additional information:

Core zones: Fare zones for which special fares apply due to the dense transport offer, i.e. the Linz, Wels and Steyr fare zones

Core zone transport: All routes of the urban transport association companies in the respective core zone.

Core zone surcharges: Surcharges for network tickets that must be paid when using the transport services of core zones together with regional zones. (= transfer in the core zone)

Core zone fares: Fares for tickets that must be paid when using the transport service within a core zone without regional zones.

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Tram in the direction of Traun - which ticket is required?

On the Linz/Danube main station tram line out of the city in the direction of Traun, the Regional Climate Ticket is valid as a valid ticket to the respective terminus of the tram line (see blue info box).

The core zone surcharge for Linz is not necessary here.

If you do not have a climate ticket, you must purchase a valid single ticket or season ticket (daily, weekly or monthly ticket) from OÖVV or Linz AG Linien.

Linz AG Linien tickets are only valid out of town as far as the Traun OÖ Trauner Kreuzung stop

End of line 3 - Traun OÖ Trauner Kreuzung

End of line 4 - Traun OÖ Schloss Traun

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I have a LINZ AG LINIEN monthly active pass - from where do I have to pay?

With the Aktivpass you can travel in the entire Linz core zone up to the core zone border.
From there, you have to pay for the regional fare zones bordering Linz (Puchenau, Wilhering, Pasching, Traun, Ansfelden, Rohrbach bei Linz, Steyregg, Mittertreffling, Lichtenberg).

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Are there group fares on the OÖVV?

There are no group fares on OÖVV public transport.

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Which tickets are available in the core zone?

In the core zones there are single tickets, day tickets, weekly tickets, monthly tickets and annual tickets for children, young people, adults, senior citizens etc.
Details and special tickets for the core zones are available from LINZ AG LINIEN, Stadtbetriebe Steyr and Welser Linien.

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Which ticket do dogs need?

If you want to take a dog with you on public transport, you must put a lead and a muzzle on it.
You also need a half-fare ticket for your dog.
Since 1 January 2023, holders of annual tickets, KlimaTickets (KlimaTicket Upper Austria and KlimaTicket Austria) and monthly tickets have been entitled to take a large dog with them free of charge (for unsuitable containers). This does not apply to long-distance rail transport.
Small, non-dangerous animals in suitable, closed containers and labelled assistance dogs are transported free of charge.

Regional transport, urban transport and long-distance transport - what does this mean?

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When will there be price changes?

Our tariffs are always adjusted on 1 January of each year.

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How much does an OÖVV ticket cost (single journey, daily, weekly, monthly or annual ticket)?

The prices of OÖVV single journeys, daily, weekly, monthly or annual tickets depend on the route travelled or the zones travelled through and whether the core zones of Linz, Wels and Steyr are required. The timetable information also provides a fare overview of individual prices per route. You can findthe timetable information under the link below. An overview of the zones in the OÖVV can be found in the zone map.

The fare table can be found in the currently valid fare regulations.

Timetable information

Zone map and core zones

As an alternative to route-based season tickets, the Upper Austrian Transport Association has also been offering the KlimaTicket OÖ as a low-cost regional annual network ticket for public transport since autumn 2021. Further information on the KlimaTicket can be found on our website.

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Discounts

What is the Upper Austrian Family Card?

The Upper Austrian Family Card is recognised as proof of eligibility for family discounts on core zone tickets, regional zone tickets, city transport and the KlimaTicket OÖ Gesamt.

Details on the requirements can be found at https://www.ooevv.at/de/tickets-preise/ermaessigungen.html.

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What is the Austrian disability pass?

Disabled passports are photo ID cards in cheque card format. The personal details, photo, date of issue/expiry and degree of disability are noted on the front.

It is valid as proof of entitlement to a discount for disabled persons on public transport tickets.

Information on discounts with the disabled person's pass can be found at https://www.ooevv.at/de/tickets-preise/ermaessigungen.html.

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When am I considered a senior citizen when buying tickets?

Persons aged 65 and over are considered senior citizens.

You can find more information at: Discounts - OOEVV

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When do I count as a child when buying a ticket?

Persons up to the age of 15 (up to the day before their 15th birthday) are considered children.

You can find more information under: Discounts - OOEVV

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When do I count as a young person when buying a ticket?

Persons aged 15 to under 21 are considered young people.

You can find more information at: Discounts - OOEVV

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When am I considered an adult when buying a ticket?

Persons over the age of 21 (from the day of their 21st birthday) are considered adults.

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What discounts are available with the ÖBB Vorteilscard Family?

With the ÖBB Vorteilscard Family, you can travel with up to 4 children under the age of 15 for less on ÖBB routes.
Please note that the card is only valid for joint journeys with children and that each accompanying adult requires their own ÖBB Vorteilscard Family.
Children travelling with you must be specified when purchasing the ticket. You do not have to be related to them.
This card is not recognised for discounts on OÖVV.

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Is there a discount for senior citizens with the ÖBB-Vorteilscard Senior on the OÖVV annual ticket?

Since 01.01.2025, it is no longer possible to purchase zone-based or OÖVV annual travelcards and OÖVV semester travelcards can no longer be purchased. be purchased. This decision is the result of the extremely low demand for these for these ticket types. Annual and semester tickets already purchased remain valid. validity.

There is no discount for senior citizens on the OÖVV annual ticket, only on OÖVV single and day tickets.

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What fare reductions are available for the disabled/blind/severely war-disabled?

People with disabilities pay half price for OÖVV single and day tickets upon presentation of a disability card (degree of disability at least 70% or "fare reduction"), an ÖBB-Österreichcard Special (also as an app) or a series C severely disabled person's pass from the Ministry of Social Affairs (from a reduction in earning capacity of at least 70%).

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What fare reductions are available for families on Steyr city transport?

With a single or day ticket at full price, two parents (grandparents, step-parents, adoptive and foster parents as well as mothers and fathers of children's villages) and up to three children under the age of 15 who are registered on the Upper Austrian Family Card (or the app) may travel.
If only one parent is travelling, up to four children under the age of 15 may travel free of charge.

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What fare reductions are available for families on Wels city transport?

With a single or day ticket at full price, two parents (grandparents, step-parents, adoptive and foster parents as well as mothers and fathers of children's villages) and up to three children under the age of 15 who are registered on the Upper Austrian Family Card (or the app) may travel.
If only one parent is travelling, up to four children under the age of 15 may travel free of charge.

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What fare reductions are available for families on Linz city transport?

With a single or day ticket at full price, two parents (grandparents, step-parents, adoptive and foster parents as well as mothers and fathers of children's villages) and up to three children under the age of 15 who are registered on the Upper Austrian Family Card (or the app) may travel.
If only one parent is travelling, up to four children under the age of 15 may travel free of charge.

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What fare reductions are available for families on regional transport?

Parents (grandparents, step-parents, adoptive and foster parents as well as mothers and fathers of children's villages) receive a reduced fare on the OÖVV single and day ticket when travelling together on the same route with at least one child under the age of 15 who is registered on the Upper Austrian Family Card (or the app).

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What fare reductions are available for young people?

Young people from the age of 15 up to one day before their 21st birthday receive a reduced fare on OÖVV single and day tickets.
To take advantage of these benefits, it is necessary to bring and present a document showing your age.

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What fare reductions are available for children?

Children under the age of 6 travel free of charge when accompanied by a carer. Children from the age of 6 up to one day before their 15th birthday receive OÖVV single and day tickets at half price.
To take advantage of these benefits, you must bring and present a document stating your age.

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What fare reductions are available for senior citizens?

Persons aged 65 and over receive a reduced fare on OÖVV single and day tickets with the ÖBB-Vorteilscard Senior (also available as an app) in conjunction with an official photo ID.

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