What day tickets are there on Vilkku buses in Kuopio?
Unlimited bus travel for visitors to Kuopio.
Short answer
Vilkku says day tickets are valid for 1 to 14 days, and mobile day tickets for a maximum of 3 days. In zone AB an adult day ticket costs €8.70 for one day and €4.40 for each additional day, and a child pays €4.40 and €2.20. Day tickets are sold by customer service and in the mobile app. Vilkku suggests a day ticket for visitors or anyone who needs public transport only for a short time. Children under 7 always travel free.
Why
- Valid 1–14 days.
- Adult AB: €8.70 first day.
- Mobile day tickets: up to 3 days.
Details
Vilkku says each additional day costs €4.40 for an adult in zone AB.
Tip
In zone AB a day ticket beats app singles from the fourth trip of the day (4 × €2.70 = €10.80).
What may differ
Prices for other zones are on Vilkku's price page.
Common misconception
Day tickets in Kuopio can be bought from the driver.
What actually happens
Vilkku sells them via customer service and the mobile app.
People also ask
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Sources
- Vilkku: Ticket pricesChecked at:
- Vilkku: how to pay on Kuopio region busesChecked at:
This answer is for reference only. Local ticket prices and routes change, so check the local public transport website before you travel.
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