ktx 정기권 가격There are two types of train pass. These are ‘regular commuter pass’ and ‘period free commuter pass’. The discount rate is the same, but compared to the existing regular commuter pass, the new period free commuter pass has a difference in that ‘you can freely set the period of use’.
A pre-paid fare system that allows regular users of ‘specific sections’ to receive a 45-60% discount
-Cannot use weekends and holidays (Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays are excluded from the calculation of the number of days used)/ There are three types of rates: 10 days, 20 days, and 1 month/Round-trip rates
Source: Korail website
-Can be purchased from 5 days before use
-Youth rates are available only for those under the age of 25
-It is not a separate reserved seat, it is a non-reserved seat fee, and the Mugunghwa is a ‘standing’ fee. (Those who ride the Mugunghwa. Note that the ‘unreserved seat’ section is not operated!
In Corona City like these days, there are not many train users, so it doesn’t matter much, but if there are more people using commuter trains, the ‘free seat’ or ‘standing seat’ provisions can be somewhat inconvenient restrictions.
Many pointed out that the regular commuter pass above was inconvenient because it could only be designated for 10 days, 20 days, or 1 month, so the commuter pass was created.
The biggest feature is that you can buy a commuter pass for a freely set period from the 10th to 1 month, and you can use it including weekends and holidays!
Other features and benefits are the same as regular commuter passes, but the discount rate may vary slightly depending on how the period is selected. You can know the exact price by selecting the section and period.
It can be purchased on the Korail website and Korail application. (Refer to the photo)
Korail homepage commuter pass issuance / Korail app discount commuter pass issuance
A Korail train commuter pass is a Korail discount commuter pass that can be used for a round trip within the same section when commuting by train. Regular commuter passes and period-free commuter passes differ in ‘whether the period is specified’ or ‘whether they use weekends or holidays’, but the rest is the same.
However, keep in mind that only ‘non-reserved seats’ and ‘standing seats’ (limited to Mugunghwa) can be used, so that you can receive the maximum discount with the most suitable commuter pass for each individual. People commuting by train! I cheer for you! end.
