Kartar · Fares and passes

Fares & Passes

One ticket covers metro, tram and ferry. Fares depend only on how many of the three zones your journey passes through. Prices shown are valid from 1 September 2026.

Kartmaskin · Fare calculator

What will my journey cost?

Choose where you start and where you are going. The machine works out the zones along the quickest route and prints a fare quote you can take to any ticket machine.

Up to 9 adults on one ticket. Children aged 6 to 15 pay half fare and are shown on the receipt; under-6s travel free.

Kartmaskin · Ticket machineNo. 0417

Ready. Choose a journey.

Tolvaren Transit Authority
Tolvaren Vaerhal

Enkelkart · Single ticket · Fare quote


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    Child 6–15, each (add at the machine)

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    Scan this code at any ticket machine to pay and activate. The quote holds until 03:59 tonight.
    tta.tol · 1934

    Prints a full-page ticket with the code, the route and the conditions of carriage.

    Enkelkart, Dagkart, Vaerkart

    Tickets and passes

    Single tickets

    Valid for 90 minutes from activation on all lines within the zones bought, with as many changes as you need. Not valid for a return journey.

    ZonesAdultChild 6–15Vaerkart
    1 zonewithin the centre, or an island hop2.60 kel1.30 kel2.30 kel
    2 zonescentre to an inner island3.80 kel1.90 kel3.40 kel
    3 zonescentre to the airport or an outer isle5.00 kel2.50 kel4.50 kel

    Children under 6 travel free. Vaerkart is pay-as-you-go: see below.

    Day passes · Dagkart

    Unlimited travel until 03:59 on the night of purchase. A group pass covers up to 5 people travelling together, in any mix of adults and children.

    PassOne personGroup of up to 5
    Zones A–BVarenn, Lom and Hesk except the airport, Hot Hollow and Light Point8.50 kel20.00 kel
    All zonesEvery station and pier on the network, airport and outer isles included11.50 kel26.00 kel

    A day pass for all zones pays for itself on the third journey of the day compared with three-zone singles.

    Season passes

    Loaded onto a Vaerkart and valid for 30 days or 365 days from the date you choose. Annual passes cost ten months.

    Pass30 days365 days
    Zones A–B64.00 kel640.00 kel
    All zones88.00 kel880.00 kel
    Senior, all zonesResidents aged 65 and over44.00 kel440.00 kel
    Student, all zonesWith a Tolvaren University or college card48.00 kel480.00 kel

    Concessions and extras

    Children under 6
    Free, accompanied by an adult.
    Children 6–15
    Half the adult single. Day and season passes are the same price for everyone.
    Tolvaren Access Card holders
    Free travel on all lines, with one companion. Apply through the city’s social services office.
    Bicycles
    Free on both ferries. On the tram and the metro a bicycle needs a bicycle day ticket, 2.00 kel; the metro carries bicycles only outside 07:00–09:00 and 16:00–18:00, Monday to Friday. Folded bicycles travel free everywhere, at all times.
    Dogs, prams, luggage
    Free. Dogs must be on a lead; on the ferries they travel on the open deck.
    Penalty fare
    80.00 kel for travelling without a valid ticket, reduced to 40.00 kel if paid within 14 days.

    How fares are counted

    The zones

    The network is divided into three concentric zones. Zone A is the city centre on Varenn. Zone B is the rest of Varenn and the near shores of Lom and Hesk. Zone C is the airport, the far end of Hesk and the outer isles.

    You pay for every zone your journey passes through, counted along the route, not just for the zones at each end. A journey from the airport to Hot Hollow starts and ends in zone C, but the M1 carries you through the centre on the way, so it is a 3-zone fare. The ferry from Skarra to Ysk stays in zone C: a 1-zone fare. Old Temple to the Fish Market never leaves zone A: 1 zone.

    The calculator above works this out for you. Ticket machines do the same when you type a destination, and the barrier at the far end checks it.

    AZone A · Centre

    • AskarondMarket SquareM2
    • LesraUniversityM1
    • MoithalCustoms HouseT1
    • Ordra StanneCentral StationM1M2T1
    • RoanaskaFish MarketT1
    • SammerhalAssembly HallM1
    • SelpellSea GateM1T1
    • SkaelhalFerry HallT1F1F2
    • VelorraOld GardensM2
    • VelsaanOld TempleM2

    BZone B · Inner islands

    • BrakkspirCliff PointM2
    • HeltmellSalt ShoreM1
    • HeskorNorth HarbourM1F1
    • HyressaHill MeadowT1
    • HyrorraHill GardensM2
    • KemmellRock ShoreT1
    • LomaskaSouth MarketM1
    • MaurvaeMarsh HollowT1
    • NevellMist BayT1F1
    • NevhyrMist HillM2
    • NyrlannNew QuayM1
    • TirrhyrWood HillM2
    • VervilannShipyard QuayF1
    • YlspirWindy PointM2T1

    CZone C · Outer islands and airport

    • IskspirLight PointF1
    • MirreMirre IslandF2
    • SirrvaeHot HollowM1
    • SkarraSkarra IslandF2
    • SvethlannAirportM1
    • YskYsk IslandF2

    Buying and using tickets

    Where to buy

    Ticket machines

    Every station and pier has at least one machine. They take cards, phones and coins, print paper tickets and top up Vaerkarts. Type a destination or scan a fare quote from this site and the machine works out the zones.

    Metro stations have ticket gates: hold the code on your ticket under the reader, or tap your Vaerkart. On trams and ferries, validators are by the doors and at the gangway.

    Ticket offices

    Staffed offices sell everything, including season passes, group tickets and Access Card renewals:

    • Ordra StanneCentral StationM1M2T1
    • SkaelhalFerry HallT1F1F2
    • SvethlannAirportM1

    Open 06:30–20:00 Monday to Saturday, 08:00–18:00 Sundays and holidays. The airport office opens for every arriving flight.

    On board

    Ferry crews sell singles and day passes by card at the gangway, at the same price as the machines. Trams and the metro have no on-board sales: buy before you board.

    Inspectors work on every line, every day. Show your ticket or Vaerkart when asked; the penalty fare is 80.00 kel.

    Vaerkart · pay as you go

    The Vaerkart is the authority’s stored-value travel card. Tap in on the metro gates and tap on at the tram and ferry validators; there is no need to tap out. Each journey costs 10% less than a paper single, and however much you travel in a day you never pay more than the price of a day pass for the zones you used.

    Cards cost 5.00 kel from any machine or office, or are free with a season pass. Lost cards can be blocked and replaced with their balance at a ticket office if you registered them. Register at any ticket office or by calling 1934.

    Questions about a card? Contact us

    Validity and refunds

    • Singles are valid for 90 minutes from activation. You may change as often as you like but may not return to your starting station on the same ticket.
    • Day passes expire at 03:59 on the night of purchase, matching the service day. Buy after midnight and the pass lasts until 03:59 the same morning: buy your pass before midnight if you are out late.
    • Unused paper singles are refundable at a ticket office on the day of purchase. Activated tickets are not refundable.
    • Season passes can be cancelled at a ticket office. The refund is the unused whole weeks, less an administration charge of 5.00 kel.
    • When a line is suspended, tickets are accepted on any reasonable alternative TTA route, and the authority arranges replacement buses or boats. Ticket time limits are extended for the length of the disruption.

    Fares on each line

    Every line uses the same zonal fares, so a ferry costs the same as a metro journey through the same zones. A few journeys people ask about:

    • M1Central Station to the airport: 3 zones, 5.00 kel
    • F2Ferry Hall to Ysk: 3 zones, 5.00 kel
    • T1The length of the Shore Line: 2 zones, 3.80 kel
    • M1Central Station to the hot springs: 3 zones, 5.00 kel
    • M2End to end on the M2: 2 zones, 3.80 kel

    Work out your own journey