Prague Three Day Public Transport Pass
Even though you can still buy the 3-day pass in the city I no longer offer it to pre-buy.
People who want the advantages of just hopping on and off Prague Public Transport can buy a Three-Day pass. If you are staying out of the centre then it’s an absolute must to have it. Even staying in the centre you might find it useful especially on the metro system although trams and city buses are included. At the time of writing the 3-day pass was cheaper if you planned to take more than 11 separate journeys.
If you are arriving at the airport or train station then not only will you not have to queue for tickets etc, your luggage won’t require a ticket either as that is covered on the Three-Day pass.
Validation rules are the same as a regular single journey ticket i.e. you stamp the blank part of the pass the first time you enter the DPP (Prague Public Transport) system and it’s good for 72 hours from that point. If you 65 or older you won’t need it. Check the Exploring Prague Over 60 post.
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