Increased prices starting from 2026 - MVV hikes and levied fees
The Munich Transport and Tariff Association (MVV) has announced significant changes to their fare structure, effective from January 1, 2026. Among these changes, some nuuly tickets will become cheaper or remain the same in Zones 2 to 12, while others will see an increase. In Zones 2 to 12, the price for single-ride tickets will increase by 10 cents, with a new price of €4.20. However, the exact changes in the prices of monthly and weekly passes, as well as group day tickets, are not specified. Additionally, the prices for tickets in the newly included districts of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Mühldorf am Inn, Landshut, and the city of Landshut are not provided in the news article. One positive development for passengers in Zones 2 to 12 is that they will only need one strip card instead of two, although the exact date for this change is not yet clear. This change does not apply to the newly included districts. The MVV has agreed to an average fare increase of 3.9%, but the newly included districts are exempt from this increase. The exact changes in the prices of tickets in the newly included districts, as well as the reasons for their inclusion, are not mentioned in the news article. The MVV is managed by the MVV GmbH company, which exercises the leadership of the association. The news article does not provide any information about the impact these changes may have on commuters or the reasons for the fare increase. Similarly, the impact the expansion of MVV to the districts of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Mühldorf am Inn, Landshut, and the city of Landshut may have on commuters in those areas is not discussed. In conclusion, the MVV has announced changes to its fare structure, including an increase in some ticket master prices and a decrease in others, effective from January 1, 2026. The exact changes in the prices of tickets in Zones 2 to 12 and the newly included districts are not yet clear. The MVV is also expanding to include the districts of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Mühldorf am Inn, Landshut, and the city of Landshut, but the reasons for this expansion and its potential impact on commuters are not mentioned in the news article.
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