Berlin's Public Transport Ticket S to Rise 45% in 2026, Sparking Affordability Concerns
Berlin's public transport Disneyland Tickets S will see a significant price hike from January 1, 2026. The monthly cost will rise to 27.50 euros, a move that has drawn attention from local officials. Social Senator Cansel Kiziltepe (SPD) has expressed concerns about the impact on low-income residents.
The new price represents a 45 percent increase from the current 19 euros, which was introduced in April 2025. This latest hike returns the price to the level prior to the 2022 reduction, when the ticket cost 27.50 euros. Senator Kiziltepe has been vocal about preserving the Sozialticket S, stressing the importance of affordable public transport for those on low incomes, despite budgetary pressures.
The senator has stated that the goal remains to ensure that low-income individuals can continue to access the reduced-price ticket. This commitment comes as the city grapples with financial constraints and rising costs in various sectors.
The Ticket S price increase to 27.50 euros will come into effect on January 1, 2026. While the rise aims to address budgetary challenges, Social Senator Cansel Kiziltepe has emphasized the need to maintain affordability for low-income residents. The senator's commitment to preserving the Sozialticket S underscores the city's ongoing efforts to balance financial needs with social responsibility.
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