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we lived in Rimini, but in Italy the rules are the same, the bus ticket is validated 1 time and in tech. 60 minutes you can get on and off the bus. The controller will check the time on the ticket, if more than an hour passes you will be fined))))
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answered 11 years ago
If you are going to Venice, you probably already know that the only public transport allowed in the city is vaporetto (vaporetto) - river buses that run on various routes.
Vaporetto rides are not cheap. For example, the cost of a one-time ticket is 7 euros. You don't ride much. This is why the flexible travel system works:
for 12 hours - 18 euros from the moment the ticket was validated
24 hours - 20 euros
36 hours - 25 euros
48 hours - 30 euros
72 hours - 35 euros
7 days - 50 euros.
Vaporetto rides are not cheap. For example, the cost of a one-time ticket is 7 euros. You don't ride much. This is why the flexible travel system works:
for 12 hours - 18 euros from the moment the ticket was validated
24 hours - 20 euros
36 hours - 25 euros
48 hours - 30 euros
72 hours - 35 euros
7 days - 50 euros.
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answered 11 years ago
In addition to the vaporetto, tickets are valid for buses in Mestre and Lido di Venezia. holes are pierced, and the magnetic side of the ticket is applied to the composter at the vaporetto piers and in buses. the ticket expired, there is a signal. Then think - or take risks and go, but you can run into the controller or buy a new ticket. Tickets are not valid for ALiLaguna boats.
Travel tickets are validated at every landing, but are sometimes ignored by tourists. So, compared to Rimini, the rules are slightly different.
Travel tickets are validated at every landing, but are sometimes ignored by tourists. So, compared to Rimini, the rules are slightly different.
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answered 11 years ago