From 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. the following day and all-day on weekends as well as on public holidays, one adult and up to three children (till 14 years) can be taken along for free.
This ticket is transferable, i.e. another person can use it.
Children aged 0-5 travel for free. Details subject to change.
This ticket is also available for Brandenburg an der Havel, Potsdam, Cottbus and Frankfurt an der Oder, 1 rural district, 2 rural districts or 1 rural district + 1 town, 2 rural districts + 1 town or 2 towns + 1 rural district, and for the entire VBB network. Prices and information are available in the VBB tariff system.
The holder can take up to 4 persons, whereby only one person may be older than 14 years old: Monday-Friday from 8pm-3am of the following day, and all day on Saturday, Sunday, 24 December, 31 December and on public holidays.
Children aged 0-5 travel for free.
Anyone who wants to transport a bicycle must buy a bicycle ticket that matches their ticket type.
Dogs do not need a ticket.
Animals the size of a domestic cat and smaller do not need a ticket.
The holder can transport luggage for free.
The holder can transport wheelchairs or prams/buggies for free.
This information is valid per ticket and person. Detailed information is available in the terms and conditions of carriage for the VBB tariff system.
Fare zones
The tariff area of the Verkehrsverbund Berlin-Brandenburg (VBB) includes the federal state of Berlin and the state of Brandenburg with its administrative districts and independent cities of Brandenburg, Cottbus, Frankfurt (Oder) and Potsdam.
Berlin and the surrounding regions are divided into fare zones a, b and c gegliedert.
Fare zone Berlin a includes the city center of Berlin, including the S-Bahn-Ring.
Fare zone Berlin b begins outside the S-Bahn ring and reaches to the city limits.
Fare zone Berlin c includes both the outskirts of Berlin and the city of Potsdam.
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