What is the VR holiday ticket and who can buy it?
A summer rail pass for travel around Finland.
Short answer
VR says the personal holiday ticket is available with a validity of 7, 9, 14 or 30 days. It allows unlimited travel on VR's long-distance and commuter trains within the Finnish rail network. Children, students, pensioners and conscripts get a discount. In 2026 the holiday ticket could be bought between 7 April and 9 August, and only in the VR Matkalla app. Seat and cabin rules for long-distance trains still apply, so check what needs a reservation before you travel.
Why
- Valid 7, 9, 14 or 30 days.
- Long-distance and commuter trains.
- Sold only in the VR Matkalla app.
Details
VR says the ticket is personal.
Tip
Compare the price with single tickets for your actual route plan before buying.
What may differ
The sales period for 2027 is not yet known; check VR in spring.
Common misconception
You can buy the holiday ticket any time of year.
What actually happens
In 2026 it was on sale only from 7 April to 9 August.
People also ask
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Sources
- VR: Train ticketsChecked at:
This answer is for reference only. Train timetables, prices and services change, so check VR before you travel.
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