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Public Transport Tickets in Vienna Will Become More Expensive in 2027

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Public Transport Tickets in Vienna Will Become More Expensive in 2027
29.09.2026 09:42 (Akt. 29.09.2026 09:42)
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Die Wiener Linien werden ihre Tarife 2027 erneut anpassen. Wie stark die Preise steigen, ist noch offen. Details zur nächsten Erhöhung sollen im Herbst bekannt gegeben werden.
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The Wiener Linien are likely to increase their ticket prices again at the beginning of 2027. The basis for the annual adjustment is the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which has risen compared to the previous year.

Between August 2025 and August 2026, the Consumer Price Index was 3.2 percent higher according to Statistics Austria. How much the Wiener Linien will actually raise their fares is not yet determined.

Annual Adjustment Since 2026

For the first time since 2012, the ticket prices of the Wiener Linien were increased at the beginning of 2026. During this adjustment, it was announced that the fares would be valorized annually in the future.

The Eastern Region Transport Association (VOR) and the ÖBB were cited as role models. At Wiener Linien, the annual adjustment is also based on the Consumer Price Index.

How high the next increase will be is expected to be announced in the fall.

Possible Prices Already Circulating on the Internet

While the official details are still missing, possible adjustments are already being discussed online. On Reddit, there is talk of increases between 10 cents and 1.10 euros depending on the product.

A „partner of Wiener Linien“ is cited as the source there. There is no confirmation of this information so far.

Wiener Linien did not comment specifically on the rumored amounts and asked for patience until the official information is announced.

ÖBB and VOR also adjust tariffs

Other transport companies have already set tariff adjustments. ÖBB will increase their prices by around 3.5 percent with the timetable change on December 13, 2026.

The Verkehrsverbund Ost-Region (VOR) has already adjusted the prices of numerous tickets in July and September, respectively.

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