Advise on where to buy Warsaw metro tickets

rychlikThreads: 51 Posts: 446 Joined: Aug 6, 08 ♂	Edited by: Administrator May 15, 11, 18:21 #1
Hi guys.... I'll be in Warsaw next week! Can you please advise me where to buy Warsaw metro tickets? I checked the website but didn't see much regarding tickets. I'll need something for 3 days. Mostly for bus and streetcars.

antheadsThreads: 13 Posts: 306 Joined: Jan 21, 11 ♂	May 15, 11, 18:48 #2
at any street kiosk, the metro is a seperate ticket from the bus/tram tickets as i recal. You can get a daily or 7 day ticket.

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Edited by: Maaarysia May 15, 11, 18:54 #3

rychlik:

where to buy Warsaw metro tickets?

in any random kiosk? in a ticket machine?

There are 3-days tickets for metro/bus/streetcar in the strefa 1 (I'm not sure what's this but I guess it's Warsaw without near towns) which cost 16 PLN.

rychlik:

I checked the website but didn't see much regarding tickets.

Everything is on their webside.

antheads:

the metro is a seperate ticket from the bus/tram tickets as i recal.

No it's not.

delphiandomineThreads: 42 Posts: 9,954 Joined: Nov 25, 08 ♂ [Suspended]	May 15, 11, 19:19 #4
antheads: at any street kiosk, the metro is a seperate ticket from the bus/tram tickets as i recal. You can get a daily or 7 day ticket. It's integrated, as is the SKM. Not sure about the WKD, though. Maaarysia: There are 3-days tickets for metro/bus/streetcar in the strefa 1 (I'm not sure what's this but I guess it's Warsaw without near towns) which cost 16 PLN. Yeah, Strefa 1 is the city.

sobieskiThreads: 82 Posts: 1,143 Joined: Jun 1, 08 ♂	May 15, 11, 19:49 #5
delphiandomine: It's integrated, as is the SKM. Not sure about the WKD, though. Yep it is integrated. You can use all modes of public transport (including KM, SKM, WKD) within the ticket zone 1 or 2 (depending what you paid for).

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May 15, 11, 20:00 #6

antheads:

at any street kiosk, the metro is a seperate ticket from the bus/tram tickets as i recal. You can get a daily or 7 day ticket.

The first bit is true, about kiosks. The rest isn't. You can use the tickets on trams buses, WKD and SKM. They also sell 3 day tickets. If you want a 7 day ticket, many kiosks either run out or don't stock them. As Maaarysia said, there are also ticket machines now inside the station entrance which probably have instructions in English.

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May 15, 11, 20:27 #7

Ticket machines talk to you :) in Polish, German and English. You can pay cash, debit card or credit card.
There are also ticket machines on some of the new buses, these only accept coins I think.
And in theory you can buy tickets from the driver, but they very often refuse to sell you them, require the exact amount in cash if they do it. I never ever see people buying on the bus/tram tickets anyway.

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