Frequently asked questions about "Regional offers"
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1 person
- Regional day ticket for Bavaria second class: EUR 34
- Regional day ticket for Bavaria first class: EUR 46.50
- Regional night ticket for Bavaria second class: EUR 32
- Regional night ticket for Bavaria first class: EUR 43.50
2 persons
- Regional day ticket for Bavaria second class: EUR 44
- Regional day ticket for Bavaria first class: EUR 68.50
- Regional night ticket for Bavaria second class: EUR 39
- Regional night ticket for Bavaria first class: EUR 61.50
3 persons
- Regional day ticket for Bavaria second class: EUR 55
- Regional day ticket for Bavaria first class: EUR 90.50
- Regional night ticket for Bavaria second class: EUR 46
- Regional night ticket for Bavaria first class: EUR 79.50
4 persons
- Regional day ticket for Bavaria second class: EUR 64
- Regional day ticket for Bavaria first class: EUR 112.50
- Regional night ticket for Bavaria second class: EUR 53
- Regional night ticket for Bavaria first class: EUR 97.50
5 persons
- Regional day ticket for Bavaria second class: EUR 74
- Regional day ticket for Bavaria first class: EUR 134.50
- Regional night ticket for Bavaria second class: EUR 60
- Regional night ticket for Bavaria first class: EUR 115.50
The prices specified apply to purchases made at a DB ticket machine or online. All tickets are available at our DB sales points for a surcharge of EUR 2 for the customer service provided.
Regional day ticket for Bavaria:
Travel on a day of your choice from 9:00 am to 3:00 am the following day
On weekends, public holidays (including Assumption Day) and on 24 and 31 December from midnight to 3 am the following day
Regional night ticket for Bavaria:
Sunday to Thursday from 6 pm of the specified day of validity until 6 am the following day
Friday, Saturday and 15 August (Assumption Day), 24 and 31 December from 6 pm on the specified day of validity until 7 am the following day
On the night before a public holiday during the week that is observed throughout Bavaria from 6 pm on the specified day of validity until 7 am the following day
The regional day ticket for Bavaria lets you travel on all local trains and other means of transport within the area of validity.
The regional day ticket for Bavaria and regional night ticket for Bavaria are valid on the following services in Bavaria:
- All local trains operated by rail companies (e.g. DB's RE and RB trains, non-DB trains)
- All transport association services (S-Bahn, underground, trams, buses)
- Selected services operating in neighbouring states within Germany and in Austria
- Almost all scheduled bus services in Bavaria
- Please note that the regional day ticket for Bavaria is not valid on long-distance trains (ICE, IC).
Certain bus services in Bavaria do not accept the regional day ticket for Bavaria.
Children up to the age of 5 always travel for free, regardless of whether they are your own children. They do not have to be included when determining the number of passengers.
Up to three of your own or other children aged 6 to 14 can be taken along free of charge, regardless of whether the ticket is purchased for one or more people.
Yes. Small dogs (up to the size of a domestic cat) can travel free of charge in a transport box. Larger dogs count as passengers and are charged like an adult person.
Please note: If you are travelling with a dog that requires a ticket, enter the German name for dog (Hund) instead of a passenger name when booking.
To take bicycles with you, you need one all-day bike ticket per bicycle.
Exceptions:
This does not apply to routes where special conditions apply that allow holders of DB tickets to transport bicycles for free. Please contact the respective associations and regional units for more information.
If you can fold your bike and pack it easily in the luggage racks at your seat, you can take it with you as free hand luggage.
It is not possible to exchange or cancel your regional day ticket for Bavaria.
It is possible, however, if your passenger rights entitle your to return or exchange the ticket. This could be because a delay of over 60 minutes is expected at your destination, for example.
Yes. You can use your regional day ticket for Bavaria as a low-cost group ticket. Your fellow passengers can join you on the way.
However, the number and identities of the people who travel with you are already determined when you purchase the ticket. You therefore cannot change your travel companions subsequently.
Passengers must show a valid ID document when asked to do so during the ticket inspection, in order to confirm their identity.
The regional day ticket for Bavaria is available to individuals and groups who want to travel through Bavaria for one day at a low price. You may not resell or give away a used ticket.
That is why a regional day ticket for Bavaria is only valid if the surnames and first names of all persons travelling are entered on the ticket. Passengers boarding during the journey must enter their surname and first name on the ticket immediately after boarding.
Enter the names as described below:
For tickets purchased at DB travel centres and DB agencies:
The first person writes their name in the designated line on the front side
The other passengers write their names on the back
For tickets purchased online and issued as an online ticket:
The names of all passengers must be indicated when booking
For tickets purchased at a DB ticket machine:
All passengers enter their names in the designated lines
For tickets purchased from a cooperating transport company (e.g. on the bus):
All passengers enter their names at a suitable place on the front or back of the ticket
For multi-person tickets, please indicate which person is the main passenger when booking. This person must travel for the entire journey.
No. The regional day ticket for Bavaria already offers heavily discounted travel. Therefore, no additional discounts are available.
You can find the tariff regulations and conditions of carriage in the tariff conditions of the Germany tariff under deutschlandtarifverbund.de/tarifbedingungen (in German)
1 passenger: EUR 51
2 passengers: EUR 63
3 passengers: EUR 75
4 passengers: EUR 87
5 passengers: EUR 99
You can book the day ticket for Germany online as a digital ticket and save it as a PDF. To do this, select "Local transport only" as the means of transport in the travel information. You can of course also book the day ticket for Germany at DB ticket machines and with personal support at all DB sales outlets.
The day ticket for Germany lets you travel across the country in second class on all regional trains (RB, IRE, RE) and S-Bahn trains operated by DB and other cooperating railway companies.
You can buy your day ticket for Germany up to six months in advance.
The ticket is valid for second-class travel on all regional trains (RB, IRE, RE) and S-Bahn trains operated by DB and other cooperating railway companies.
Children up to the age of 5 always travel for free, regardless of whether they are your own children. They do not have to be included when determining the number of passengers.
Up to three of your own or other children aged 6 to 14 can be taken along free of charge, regardless of whether the ticket is purchased for one or more people.
To take bicycles with you, you need one all-day bike ticket per bicycle.
Exceptions:
This does not apply to routes where special conditions apply that allow holders of DB tickets to transport bicycles for free. Please contact the respective associations and regional units for more information.
If you can fold your bike and pack it easily in the luggage racks at your seat, you can take it with you as free hand luggage.
Yes. Small dogs (up to the size of a domestic cat) can travel free of charge in a transport box. Larger dogs count as passengers and are charged like an adult person.
Please note: If you are travelling with a dog that requires a ticket, enter the German name for dog (Hund) instead of a passenger name when booking.
Yes. You can use your regional day ticket or day ticket for Germany as a low-cost group ticket. Your fellow passengers can join you on the way.
However, the number and identities of the people who travel with you are already determined when you purchase the ticket. You therefore cannot change your travel companions subsequently.
Passengers entered on the ticket must show a valid ID document during ticket inspection to verify their identity.
The regional day ticket or day ticket for Germany are available to individuals and groups who want to travel through a federal state for one day at a low price. You may not resell or give away a used ticket.
That is why a regional day ticket or a day ticket for Germany is only valid if the surnames and first names of all persons travelling are entered on the ticket. Passengers boarding during the journey must enter their surname and first name on the ticket immediately after boarding.
Enter the names as described below:
For tickets purchased at DB travel centres and DB agencies:
The first person writes their name in the designated line on the front side
The passengers write their names on the back
For tickets purchased online and issued as an online ticket:
The names of all passengers must be indicated when booking
For tickets purchased at a DB ticket machine:
All passengers enter their names in the designated lines
For tickets purchased from a cooperating transport company (e.g. on the bus):
All passengers enter their names at a suitable place on the front or back of the ticket
For multi-person tickets, please indicate which person is the main passenger when booking. This person must travel for the entire journey.
No. The regional day tickets, day ticket for Germany and other regional tickets already offer heavily discounted travel. Therefore, no additional discounts are available.
You can find the conditions of carriage and areas of validity for the regional day tickets and other regional offers of the individual federal states under deutschlandtarifverbund.de/tarifbedingungen (in German)
- Baden-Württemberg-Ticket (regional day ticket for Baden-Württemberg)
- Bayern-Ticket (regional day ticket for Bavaria)
- Brandenburg-Berlin Ticket (regional day ticket for Brandenburg-Berlin)
- Hessen-Ticket (regional day ticket for Hessen)
- Mecklemburg-Vorpommern-Ticket (regional day ticket for Mecklenburg-West Pomerania)
- Niedersachsen-Ticket (regional day ticket for Lower Saxony)
- Niedersachsen-Ticket plus Groningen (regional day ticket for Lower Saxony plus Groningen)
- Rheinland-Pfalz-Ticket (regional day ticket for Rhineland-Palatinate)
- Saarland-Ticket (regional day ticket for Saarland)
- Sachsen-Ticket (regional day ticket for Saxony)
- Sachsen-Anhalt-Ticket (regional day ticket for Saxony-Anhalt)
- Schleswig-Holstein-Ticket (regional day ticket for Schleswig-Holstein)
- SchönerTagTicket NRW (regional day ticket for North Rhine-Westphalia)
- Thüringen-Ticket (regional day ticket for Thuringia)
Regional day ticket for Baden-Württemberg:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 27 plus EUR 8 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Price in 1st class: EUR 35 plus EUR 16 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Regional day ticket for Bavaria:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 34 plus EUR 9 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Price in 1st class: EUR 46,50 plus EUR 21 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Regional day ticket for Brandenburg-Berlin:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 36,50 for up to 5 passengers
Price in 1st class: EUR 52 for up to 5 passengers
Regional day ticket for Hessen:
EUR 42,50 for up to 5 passengers
Regional day ticket for Mecklemburg-West Pomerania:
Monday-Thursday:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 25 plus EUR 3 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Price in 1st class: EUR 43 plus EUR 3 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Friday-Sunday:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 27 plus EUR 4 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Price in 1st class: EUR 45 plus EUR 4 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Regional day ticket for Lower Saxony:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 29 plus EUR 5 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Regional day ticket for Lower Saxony plus Groningen:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 36 plus EUR 6,50 for each additional passenger (max. 4).
Regional day ticket for Rhineland Palatinate:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 30 plus EUR 6 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Regional day ticket for Saarland:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 30 plus EUR 6 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Regional day ticket for Saxony:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 35 plus EUR 8 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Regional day ticket for Saxony-Anhalt:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 35 plus EUR 8 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Regional day ticket for Schleswig-Holstein:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 34 plus EUR 3 per extra passenger (max. 4).
Regional day ticket for North Rhine-Westphalia:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 39,80 for one passenger, EUR 59,80 for up to 5 passengers
Regional day ticket for Thuringia:
Price in 2nd class: EUR 35 plus EUR 8 per extra passenger (max. 4).
The ticket is valid from 09:00 until 03:00 on the following day. On weekends, public holidays and on 24 and 31 December you can use the ticked the whole day starting from midnight.
Please note that some tickets have other periods of validity:
- Information on regional day ticket for Baden-Württemberg
Valid from 00:00 until 03:00 on the following day, all day on weekends, public holidays and on 24 and 31 December. - Information on regional day ticket for Bavaria
Valid from 09:00 to 03:00 on the following day, all day on weekends, Bavaria-wide public holidays and on 15 August and 24 and 31 December. - Information on regional day tickets for Hessen and North Rhine-Westphalia
Valid 24 hours - Information on regional day tickets for Rhineland Palatinate and Saarland
Valid from 09:00 until 03:00 on the following day, all day on weekends, public holidays and Shrove Monday, 15 August and 24 and 31 December. - Information on regional day tickets for Lower Saxony plus Groningen
If travel outside Lower Saxony is on a day that is not a public holiday there, the ticket is not valid until 9 am.
Regional day ticket for Baden-Württemberg:
All local and regional trains, transport association services and almost all bus routes in Baden-Württemberg.
Regional day ticket for Bavaria:
All local and regional trains, transport association services and almost all bus routes in Bavaria.
Regional day ticket Brandenburg-Berlin:
All local and regional trains, transport association services and almost all bus routes in Brandenburg and Berlin.
Regional day ticket for Hessen:
All means of transport operated by the transport associations in Hessen.
Regional day ticket for Mecklemburg-West Pomerania:
All regional trains (RB, IRE, RE) and S-Bahn services operated by DB AG and other participating railway undertakings in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania. Also valid on local services (tram, bus) in Szczecin.
Regional day ticket for Lower Saxony:
All local trains and transport association services in Lower Saxony, Hamburg and Bremen.
Regional day ticket for Lower Saxony plus Groningen:
On all local trains in Lower Saxony, Bremen, Hamburg, on IC/EC trains operating between Bremen and Norddeich Mole/Emden Außenhafen, and on trains operated by ARRIVA between Leer and Groningen in second class.
Regional day ticket for Rhineland Palatinate:
All local and regional trains, transport association services and almost all bus routes in Rhineland Palatinate and Saarland.
Regional day ticket for Saarland:
All local and regional trains, transport association services and almost all bus routes in Saarland and Rhineland-Palatinate.
Regional day ticket for Saxony:
All local and regional trains, transport association services in Saxony, Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt.
Regional day ticket for Saxony-Anhalt:
All local and regional trains, transport association services in Saxony-Anhalt, Saxony and Thuringia and on the Bahn-Bus-Landesnetz bus lines in Saxony-Anhalt.
Regional day ticket for Schleswig-Holstein:
Regional trains (RB, IRE, RE) and S-Bahn services operated by DB AG and other railway undertakings in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania. The ticket is also valid in the Greater Hamburg Area (rings A and B; express buses excluded).
Regional day ticket for North Rhine-Westphalia:
All local and regional buses and trains in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Regional day ticket for Thuringia:
All local and regional trains, transport association services in Saxony, Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt.
- The ticket can be used by up to 5 people travelling together.
- Children aged 6-14: up to 3 of your own or other children can be taken along free of charge, regardless of whether the ticket is purchased for one or more people.
- Children under 6 years of age always travel free of charge. They do not need a ticket and are not counted when determining the number of people.
Please note that different rules may apply to other tickets:
- Regional day ticket for Baden-Württemberg:
Own children and grandchildren:- Children up to 5 years always travel free of charge.
- If the ticket is used by up to 2 persons, one person can take any number of own children or grandchildren under 15 years with them free of charge.
- If there are more than 2 paying persons, 6-14-year-olds pay the regular fare.
Children travelling with adults:- Children up to 5 years always travel free.
- Children aged 6-14 who are not your own children or grandchildren pay the regular fare.
- Regional day ticket for Hessen:
- You can take up to 3 children under the age of 6 with you free of charge.
- Older children count as regular passengers.
- Regional day ticket for Lower Saxony:
- Children up to 5 years always travel free.
- Children aged 6-14 travel free if a ticket for up to 5 persons is booked.
- If more than 5 paying persons are travelling, the regular fare applies for children aged 6-14.
- Regional day ticket for North Rhine-Westphalia:
Own children and grandchildren:- Children up to 5 years always travel free.
- Children aged 6-14 travel free if a ticket for 1 or 2 persons is booked
- If more than 2 paying persons are travelling, the regular fare applies for children aged 6-14.
- Children up to 5 years always travel free.
- Children aged 6-14 who are not your own children or grandchildren pay the regular fare.
Please note: You must enter the first and last names of all passengers when you purchase the ticket. It is not possible to change names after you have purchased the ticket. If you are travelling with a dog that requires a ticket (larger than a domestic cat), enter the German name for dog (Hund) instead of a passenger name.
This applies to all tickets except the regional day tickets for Hessen and North Rhine-Westphalia.
The Deutschland-Ticket is the successor to the 9-Euro-Ticket, which was offered as a special measure in the summer months of 2022. The 9-Euro-Ticket was introduced by the German government to relieve the burden on people due to the sharp rise in costs for electricity, food, heating and mobility.
It was a great success and also helped the environment by encouraging greater use of public transport. As a result, the Deutschland-Ticket is to be offered as a permanent season ticket as part of the third federal relief package in cooperation between the federal and state governments.
As a flat rate for regional transport, the Deutschland-Ticket simplifies local transport fares by enabling travel across different states and tariff zones. It therefore makes it even easier to switch the car for more environmentally friendly means of transport.
You can find the various subscription offers at bahn.de/pendler or via the timetable information on int.bahn.de after entering your route.
You can cancel your Deutschland-Ticket yourself at any time, within the applicable cancellation periods, via the "Aboportal" or in the DB Navigator app.
You can cancel your Deutschland-Ticket subscription by the 10th of each month to the end of the calendar month. The best way to do this is to use our Aboportal (subscription portal) or the "Cancel subscription" function in the DB Navigator below your mobile phone ticket.
Unfortunately not. However, you can cancel your subscription yourself at any time in the "Aboportal" or in your mobile phone ticket. Alternatively, you can use our cancellation form to cancel at the earliest possible date. Please note the standard notice period. A Deutschland-Ticket subscription can be cancelled up to the 10th calendar day of a month with effect from the end of that month.
Customers can purchase the Deutschland-Ticket via DB sales channels and the DB Navigator app, as well as at DB Travel Centres throughout Germany. Many other transport companies will also sell the Deutschland-Ticket in their sales channels.
The Deutschland-Ticket can be used throughout Germany in all regional and local trains. It is also valid for any number of journeys in all means of public transport of the participating regional ticketing systems, transport associations and transport companies according to their area of validity and conditions. This is true regardless of which transport company, association or regional ticketing system is indicated on the ticket. A Deutschland-Ticket purchased in Munich, for example, can therefore also be used for journeys in Frankfurt and the surrounding area.
Please note, however, that the Deutschland-Ticket is not valid on trains operated by DB Fernverkehr AG or other long-distance providers such as FlixTrain (e.g. IC, EC, ICE, as well as RE operated by DB Fernverkehr AG). DB Fernverkehr is currently in talks with the German state governments and authorities about exceptions on certain sections of line.
The Deutschland-Ticket is currently also permitted for long-distance trains (IC, EC, ICE) between Rostock Hbf and Stralsund Hbf.
Furthermore, the Deutschland-Ticket is not valid on means of transport that are operated predominantly for tourist or historical purposes.
The Deutschland-Ticket can be used throughout Germany on all local trains such as RB, RE, S-Bahn trains (SPNV) and also on public transport such as buses, trams, subways, etc. (ÖPNV) of the participating state tariffs, transit authorities and transport companies in accordance with the area of validity and their conditions for any number of journeys. This applies regardless of which transport company, transit authority or national tariff is noted on the ticket itself. A Deutschland-Ticket purchased in Munich, for example, can therefore also be used for journeys in Frankfurt and the surrounding area.
Please note, however, that the Deutschland-Ticket is generally not valid on trains operated by DB Fernverkehr AG or other long-distance providers such as FlixTrain (e.g. IC, EC, ICE, but also RE of DB Fernverkehr AG). DB Fernverkehr is currently in talks with the federal states and local transport authorities about exceptions on certain sections of the route.
The Deutschland-Ticket can be used before and after a long distance train. However, a separate ticket is then always required for the long-distance route. This has an impact on any passenger rights. If you miss the connecting long distance train, the train connection is not canceled and no refund claims can be made.
Furthermore, the Deutschland-Ticket is not valid on means of transport that are operated primarily for tourist or historical purposes.
If your mobile phone ticket is no longer displayed, you can add the travelcard again at any time under "Travel" using the travelcard number from your activation email.
Please note: If you order a new travelcard, you will incur additional costs for the new travelcard contract.
From the new version (from 24.1) of DB Navigator, you will only see the mobile phone ticket for the currently valid month. The validity period on the mobile phone ticket is automatically updated at the change of month on the existing ticket. No additional ticket is displayed for the following month.
The message "Tickets up to [date] are already on your device" means that the update for the new month will take place automatically on the first of the month.
There may be a delay before the period is updated in the ticket preview under "Travel". Please open the ticket so that the QR code is visible. The current period is displayed on the ticket. This display is relevant for use and control.
Yes, the Deutschland-Ticket is available as a subscription with monthly payment.
No, you can only purchase the Deutschland-Ticket as a subscription.
Children under 6 travel for free. They do not need a ticket. Children aged 6 and over need their own ticket, e.g. their own Deutschland-Ticket. They cannot travel free of charge.
No, you cannot take any other persons with you on a Deutschland-Ticket. Your fellow passengers need their own ticket.
Any such rights from an existing subscription cannot be transferred to the Deutschland-Ticket.
The Deutschland-Ticket does not include the carriage of dogs that are subject to fees. You cannot purchase a Deutschland-Ticket for a dog that is subject to a fee. You must purchase a valid ticket for dogs for the line you use or the tariff area through which you travel. In addition, the respective regulations of the regional ticketing systems, transport associations and transport companies apply to the carriage of dogs. Please check the rules for the relevant tariff area.
Bicycle transport is subject to the respective tariff regulations of the nationwide ticketing system (Deutschlandtarif), the regional ticketing systems, transport associations and transport companies. If bicycles can be taken along free of charge at the time of travel on the line you use or in the tariff area through which you travel, you can also do so with the Deutschland-Ticket. If a bicycle ticket is required for a tariff area, this also applies to journeys with the Deutschland-Ticket. We have compiled all the relevant information on bicycle transport at www.bahn.de/fahrrad-nahverkehr (in German) and regio-guide.de (in German).
Please also note any periods in which bicycle transport is not allowed in certain regions. Please be considerate towards other passengers. If a high volume of cyclists is expected from the outset, we will provide information about this in the travel information at www.bahn.de, and in the DB Navigator and line agent apps.
It is valid from the first day of each calendar month until 3:00 am on the first day of the following month.
An upgrade to first class is available in accordance with the tariff conditions of the nationwide ticketing system (Deutschlandtarif) as a single upgrade, or as a monthly upgrade for season tickets, or within the areas of validity of the transport associations and regional ticketing systems in accordance with their conditions.
An upgrade to first class is available in accordance with the tariff conditions of the nationwide ticketing system (Deutschlandtarif) as a single upgrade, or within the areas of validity of the transport associations and regional ticketing systems in accordance with their conditions. Upgrade tickets are available for single journeys or on a monthly basis.
In principle, this is not possible, as the Deutschlandticket is an offer with a significantly reduced fare in accordance with Section 3 of the Rail Transport Ordinance (EVO). This means that travellers with a Deutschlandticket must always buy a separate ticket to use a long distance train.
In exceptional cases,
- if a cancellation or train delay affects the last connection of the day with arrival by midnight a delay
- or cancellation occurs on a train connection with scheduled arrival between 0 a.m. and 5 a.m.
- and the delay at the destination is at least 60 minutes the use of an ICE or IC/EC train is also possible within the framework of the regulations of §11 Para. 2 of the Railway Traffic Ordinance (EVO).
The following also applies in this case: You must first purchase a separate ticket for the use of ICE or IC/EC trains, the fare for which will then be reimbursed up to an amount of 120 euros as part of the settlement of passenger rights.
If you are travelling with your Deutschland-Ticket and arrive at your destination at least 60 minutes late due to a local train being delayed or cancelled, you are entitled to compensation of EUR 1.50 per case. Please note, however, that compensation amounts below EUR 4 will not be paid out due to a statutory de minimis threshold. However, you can submit several compensation requests together to the Deutsche Bahn passenger rights service centre or the passenger rights department of the rail transport company you use during the term of your Deutschland-Ticket, and receive compensation from them. A maximum of 25% of the value of your Deutschland-Ticket will be compensated.
The Deutschland-Ticket can be used before and after a journey on a long-distance train. However, a separate ticket is always required for the long-distance journey. This may have implications for passenger rights. If you miss the long-distance train you have booked following your journey on a local/regional service, you are not entitled to travel on another train with the same ticket and cannot claim a refund.
Exchanges and refunds of the Deutschland-Ticket are possible free of charge before the first day of validity of the ticket and are excluded thereafter.
You can cancel the Deutschland-Ticket by the 10th of a month to the end of the calendar month.
No. The Deutschland-Ticket is only available for second class.
If your ticket is no longer displayed, you can add it at any time. Simply go to "Travel„ in the app and add the number from your activation email.
Please note: If you order a new Deutschland-Ticket, additional costs will occur.
The federal and state governments agreed to offer the Deutschland-Ticket as a subscription product. It is valid nationwide and enables journeys throughout Germany on local public transport and regional rail transport operated by all participating transport companies and transport associations, and across all regional fare systems, even areas not included in an association.
Overview
The Deutschland-Ticket's fare regulations are standardised for the whole of Germany. The subscription ticket is person-specific and therefore non-transferable.
- Price: EUR 63 per month
- Contract period: Can be cancelled monthly. If a customer cancels the ticket by the 10th day of the month, the subscription ends on the last day of the same month. Cancellation after the 10th day means the subscription ends on the last day of the following month.
- Validity: Nationwide in Germany on local public transport (i.e. on all buses, trams, light rail, underground and S-Bahn trains) and on regional trains and regional express trains in 2nd class. The Deutschland-Ticket is not valid on long-distance transport, i.e. ICE, IC or EC trains.
The exact conditions of your Deutschland-Ticket can be found in the fare conditions of your respective network (transport association, regional fare system, Deutschlandtarif).
The Deutschland-Ticket is a ticket-offer to use public transport across Germany.