MILAN PUBLIC TRANSPORT TICKET EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
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In this video, I'm sharing information on how to buy and use ATM Ticket for Public Transportation in Milan Italy
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Timeline
00:00 Intro
00:35 How to Buy
02:10 How to Use
02:43 Careful it's a €50 fine
05:59 Ticket for exit
07:49 90 minutes of value
10:08 Thank You
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I love Milan, I made an epic Metro video from here 3 years ago! Such a cool and easy city to get around. Keep showing the world Milano 🇮🇹
Thank you! Glad to know you enjoy the video. I will make more videos about Milan. Make sure you hit the bell icon. Have a nice weekend.
Excellent video. Very informative for my upcoming trip to Milan. Thank you and greetings from Toronto!
Glad to hear that you found this video useful 😊, wish you a great time in Milan, enjoy the trip and please be mindful at all time with your belongings. Happy holidays...
Thank you! Very helpful!
Thank you so much for watching, there's also a 2023 video update on Public transportation in Milan.
Very helpful video! Thanks for posting.
Glad it's helpful and thank you so much for watching the video
Cool!!! ill be in Milano next week this helps alot!.
Your video is really useful to me. Thank you so much !
So glad to hear this, thank you so much
Thank you! So helpful!
Happy to help, thank you for watching 😊
THE NEW 2023 UPDATE ON ALL ABOUT MILAN PUBLIC TRANSPORT IS HERE
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UPDATE FROM 9 JANUARY 2023
Ordinary Ticket costs €2.20
It is valid for 90 minutes from the first validation
You can make multiple trips on surface transport and also on the subway by entering, leaving and re-entering the metro lines
Daily ticket costs €7.60
Valid for 24 hours from the first validation
No limit on the number of trips
3 day ticket costs €13
No limit on the number of trips
Valid for 3 consecutive days from the first validation, until the end of the transport service on the third day, i.e. at 03.45 in the morning
For example: Thursday service closes at 03.45am on Friday. So if you clock in at 00.01 on Friday, you are still on Thursday service day, not Friday
Carnet of 10 tickets costs €19.50
Each round for 90 minutes from the first validation
You can make more trips on surface transport and also on the subway
The carnet tickets cannot be used by several people at the same time
Hi, just a few questions. I saw a milan pass card which also available for 1,2 and 3 days pass. But it costs €21 as oppose to this 3 day tickets you mentioned. If i buy this 3 day ticket, will it comes in 3 different tickets or just 1? And if i understand correctly, i can use it for ALL public transportation in Milan right? Including trams? Sorry for the many questions 😅😅 i am planning my milan trip and i want to be as clear as i can 😀
@@multifandomedits2024 as I read through its website you'd be getting 1 ticket valid for 3 x 24 hours from the first validation. You'd be able to use it on all means of public transportation in Milan. No worries, you're contributing to more audience on this comments section, I'm the one to say thanks 😊
@@StrollingAround Hi again 😄 I will be going to Assago from Milan city centre. Does the 3-day tickets also works if i want to take a metro there? Or do i need to buy a single ticket for it? I will be staying in Assago for 3 days after Milan city centre.
@@multifandomedits2024 Hi again, Assago is on the green line M2 and within the Mi3 area which is still included in a Mi1-Mi3 area tickets and the 3 days ticket also covers the area. to make sure you can check once you printed the ticket from the machine you can see written Mi1-Mi3. You don't have to buy additional tickets.
@@StrollingAround This is amazing! Thank you sooo much for your valuable reply. It really helps me plan for my budgeting for the trip. :)
thanks ! This is very helpful clip !
Glad it was helpful. Thank you so much for watching.
Very useful and detail information.
Thank you very much.
Glad to hear that this video is helpful, thank you so much for watching ☺️
i'm planning to go to milan this month & surfing the web & chanced upon yours which is soo helpful especially for beginers in reference to train, bus traveling mode. thank you & more safe travels .
Very glad to know that this channel helps to share more information, please let me know if there's anything interesting topics you need to know that could help me to create more content. Thank you so much for stopping by here, have a great travel ahead and please stay mindful of your belongings and documents at all time.
Thanks for such a detailed and wonderful explanation
Always a pleasure, and there's a 2023 update version also about Milan transportation tickets already available on the channel. 😊
Thank u so much
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Now you can pay by sending a message to ATM or you can pay with credit cards on board of buses trams and trolleys. Also in the metro
Very informative video thanks
Glad to know you find the video informative, thank you so much for watching.
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Nice tour.
at least now I know how to buy and use the train ticket in Milan. Hope someday I can visit Milan 😊
Glad to know you found the information useful, if you are in Milan do let me know we'll make some more videos. Oh, and keep those Bandung video coming on your channel, lumayan buat obat kangen karena saya kuliah di Bandung dulu (jatinangor tepatnya hehehe)
@@StrollingAround Siap. Really appreciate your support 👍
thank you
Thank you for watching, I made a 2023 update already on this topic as well, all you need to know about Milan transportation
Great video thanks for sharing. Are there any charges for carrying a medium suitcase on the metro or bus?
Thank you. For medium luggage you can travel for free just to manage your time try to avoid rush hour if possible.
01:10 I need to clarify on the 10 trips ticket (€18) - means that you can use it for 10 trips and each trips valid for 90 minutes. Practically you can use it until all 10 trips are done, can be couple of days or weeks. Each trip will print one line of validation stamp. Please make sure you place the card well because the magnetic tape can be fragile sometimes, don't get it damp or wet and don't place it near other magnetic card.
can the 10 tickets be used by different people?,
e.g. 1 person buys the 10 carnets, then it is shared with 4 other persons?
@@neeha9449 This is a good questions, I tried to look up at their web and found that CAN NOT be use by more than one person at a same time.
If you were to purchase the 10 trips ticket, is it going to print out 10 pieces of ticket?
@@ahmaddhiyauddeen6248 you wil get only one ticket, every time you validate then date and time will be printed at the back side. You will then have 10 lines once you have used all 10 trips. Each trip valid for 90 minutes. Hope this helps.
@@StrollingAround It does and thank you for the reply. I'll be in Milan early in February iA. Can you recommend a website to book a taxi ride from Malpensa to Milan City Centre?
Thank you very much for the video! I'm visiting Milan for 2 days in december and wanted to go to the mall "Il centro". Google indicated that I need to take a Regional S3 from Milano Cordona to Garbagnate Milanese and then take a bus to reach the mall.
Can the ATM ticket be used for Regional S line trains and later on the bus on Arese (another area of Milan (Mi4))? There has to be an ATM ticket that involves Mi4 (Mi1-Mi4), am I right? Or do I need to buy it in Trenord?
ATM ticket only covers Mi1 - Mi3, you may have to buy a Trenord ticket. Another option is to take the Mall Shuttle Bus it stops right in front of Centrale station much more convenient. You can browse the schedule on their website. Thank you so much for watching and I hope it helps.
Very nice video that give us idea how the Milan public transports work! May I know if we purchase a daily ticket for 24 hours unlimited ride, do we need to validate the ticket every time? Or only validate the first time and use it all the way till the time end? Thank you!
Thank you so much. For 24 hours ticket you only need to validate once on bus and tram, while for taking the metro you will still need it to enter and exit the gate.
Loved your video! I just have 1 question. Can I go to Como with S11 with this ticket? Waiting for your response because I can’t find anything on google :(
You could only use it for S lines within commune of Milano, that means if you're going to Como you'll need to buy a different ticket
Hey! Nice video! But I'm still wondering.. On the ticket it says Zone: M1-M3.. Does it mean if we take the subway on the purple line (M5) will need to buy extra ticket? I know you start the trip from M5 line.. But I still don't get how the ticket could work from the M5 line?
First, thank you so much for watching. For Mi1-Mi3 it's different from M numbering on the Metro lines, those Mi are more on zoning system and I should say it covered almost the entire length of all Metro lines from M1 all the way to M5. M2 is the only metro line that has sub urban stations outside di Mi3 area that you'll have to buy extra ticket. So the normal ticket (€2,20) works even on M5 and M4 as well. Hope this helps.
you should have mentioned the option to pay directly by credit card at the gate. no ticket machine needed just a simple tap.
You're right we could make payments by tapping cards or NFCs payment on the Metropolitana subway. The thing is it's nota available yet on busses and trams. And kind of missing it's value when we are charge for 90 minutes ticket but doesn't have any proof if we made payment in case there's a random check from the ATM. That is why I decided just to focus more on print tickets. But it's an option for anyone to use the card or NFC payment
Hi. Very nice and helpful video. I have a aquestion. In the metro and in every transportation in Milan(not including taxi) does the speaker who tell the lines and the names of the stations talks in english or only in italian? It's not problem for me I know both languages I just wanted to ask...
Mostly you will have both in Italian and English announcement on every next stop on Busses and Metro subway. You might not have it on older tram yet. Thank you so much for watching.
@@StrollingAround of course. It's helpful. i'm planing to study and live in Italy, and I'm searching everything I need to know for the life in there and how it is.
@@kathrine7498 Cool good luck with your coming study, do let me know if there are anything you'd be interesting to know. That might also be a great content for me to share in the future.
Hi thanks for the informative video. So for the 3 day tickets, you say 3x24 meaning if I validate on day 1 at 20:00, then I can use until day 4 at 22:00? It is not until day 3 at 24:00? Thanks!
Hi, exactly. Each day counts as 24 hours from validation time. Thank you for watching.
I'm not sure whether it was changed recently or it has always been this way but currently the 3 day ticket is valid for 3 solar days, that means if you validate it on Tuesday at 20.00 it will be valid until the end of service on Thursday (set at 03.45 on Friday)
@@StrollingAround just a little confused with regards to solar days as I am planning to buy a 3 day pass/card. So lets say if I am going to be in Milan on Friday what time should I buy the ticket to use for the full 24 hours on the first day. please guide and many thanks for sharing your experience with us.
hi bro i just wanna ask you. if you are from MXP airport how are you gonna get to milan city? is there any public transportation that i can take?
Hi, you can take either shuttle bus, express train or taxi from MXP to Milan. Both Shuttle Bus and Train I have covered on previous videos.
You can access just with a credit card without buying a ticket for any metro lines, and now for any buses or trams
Exactly right, I made an update video for the 2023 here on the channel 😊👍
but wait, if I pay with the card, every time I change the bus in those 90 minutes, I don't touch the card anymore, right? and if I get on the subway later, how does the security bar open if I still have minutes left
Can you use contactless on the gate instead of buying from the machine?
Yes you can
If you buy an electronic ticket , do you still need to validate in trams and busses?
Nope, if you buy a ticket from the app you will have a QR code to enter Metro gates and duration of your validity in countdown time. You can freely hop on and off bus and tram during its validation time.
Can I use the ordinary ticket to use bus, trenord and metro?
Ticket will be valid also for trams and busses while for trenord it is only Within limited area inside the radius of ATM Mi1
If i buy ticket for 3 days journey, will i able to go whatever colour of metro line right? N the ticket also applicable for bus and trem right?
Yes, you can use and switch to any line on metropolitana subway. Also applied to all means of public trans trams and busses.
Hello, can I ask what is the timing of the subway working?
@@EslamAhmed-re7zr It starts from 6.00 in the morning and until midnight.
Hey. I am staying in Bergamo and will visit Milan for one day. I bought Milanocard for 12.5€ (one day pass)but in order to start using it I have to go to the only available pick-up point in Milano Porta Genova. This is crazy! Train from Bergamo doesnt even get there. So I have to buy single ride ticket in order to collect my one day ticket? :D please help.
Hi, I tried to look around for alternatives but sadly the reality you'd have to buy a single ticket first to get to Porta Genova as there aren't train directly from Bergamo to Porta Genova. If you take train to Milano Centrale you could use the Tram no.9 directly to Porta Genova a long ride from start to finish good to enjoy the view of city. Stay at the more front side of the cart as it is more pleasant. Hope this helps. Have a nice trip and keep your eyes on your belongings at all time.
Can 24 hrs or 72 hrs tickets be used for transport to and from the airport??
It can only be used if you go to Linate Airport by taking either Bus no.73 or the M4 metro line. Anything else you'd have to buy a separate ticket for Malpensa Express train, shuttle bus as well to Linate by Shuttles
Hello. In the next year i will spend some days in milan but i will stay in zone M4. Is possible to buy a 3 day ticket to zone M1-M4?
you can try to look on the ATM official site nuovosistematariffario.atm.it/ I can see that Mi1 - Mi4 3 days ticket costs €15.5
@@StrollingAround thank you very much, but is possible buy the ticket in a metro station or in this case its only available online?
Can you purchase tickets for multiple people?
One ticket is valid for one person and one payment card is also valid for one person. You can buy multiple tickets from the machine which then everyone has to hold each as they travel.
Until what time does public transportation operate?
Hi, subway and busses operates from 5.30 to 00.30, tram starts 4.30 to 01.00
@@StrollingAround thank u so much
What is the ticket price for 1 month unlimited
For a monthly ticket I think you'd need to make a subscription card and you'll need to make a fiscal code. It costs €39 for a month.
Thank u
Do kids under 12 travel free?
Yes they do and must be accompanied by parent
Italy could really use some T-Money like Korea.
Totally agree on this.
Agreed, or simply made NFC or card payment available also on busses and trams with some confirmation if anytime there's a random checking.
Can I buy 1 valid for 3 days? What if there are 4 of us?
3 days validity ticket is a one piece of ticket and can only be used by a single person. So you will need 4 tickets (in any type).
@@StrollingAround isnt it there option 3 tickets for 3 days?
@@StrollingAround Do I need to validy that tickets in bus or in tram?
Yes you have to validate on your first ride. On your previous question they have a single card valid for 3 days
@@StrollingAround Thanks, I didnt see that single card option at all that is valid for 3 days