Flexi Reduced Ticket

Valid from 13 December 2020

What is a Flexi Reduced Ticket (Flexi zvýhodněná jízdenka)?

For travel between selected cities, we offer you special Flexi Reduced Tickets at very affordable prices. You can travel for less without any discount cards.

Where and how to purchase a Flexi Reduced Ticket (Flexi zvýhodněná jízdenka)?

at the ticket counter
in the ČD e-shop, on the ČD mobile website on m.cd.cz, or in the Můj vlak (“My Train”) mobile application

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What a Flexi Reduced Ticket offers

•   The same flexibility as a Flexi ticket, but at a discounted price.
•   Valid for one journey on any train.
•   The earlier you purchase, the cheaper you’ll travel.
•   Available mainly for travel on longer journeys.
•   Can be purchased for 2nd class only.
•   After travelling 100 km, it is possible to disembark from the train and to complete the journey aboard any train by midnight on the following day.
•   Save even more when purchasing with your In Karta card.
•   They can be purchased up to 2 months prior to travel.

It is additionally necessary to procure a reservation if travelling on required-reservation trains. We recommend procuring a reservation for all long-distance trains. When purchasing a ticket online, you will receive a reservation free of charge (except for SC Pendolino trains).

Affordable travel available to everyone

You can use Flexi Reduced Tickets (Flexi zvýhodněná jízdenka) for travel between selected cities. To get the best prices for your travel, you no longer need to purchase several separate tickets. Now you can purchase a single ticket from your boarding station all the way to your destination station, and we’ll automatically calculate the prices of the Flexi Reduced Tickets (Flexi zvýhodněná jízdenka) or Tickets with an Obligatory Train (Vázaná jízdenka) that could be used for the route. Our e-shop, mobile website, Můj vlak (“My Train”) mobile application and cashiers will always offer you the most affordable tickets currently available for your entire journey. You can now procure a Flexi Reduced Ticket (Flexi zvýhodněná jízdenka) or Ticket with an Obligatory Train (Vázaná jízdenka) even from the smallest train stop.

This ticket cannot be used for intra-regional journeys by Regional trains (Os) and Regional fast trains (Sp) in the territory of the South Moravian Region and the Zlín Region.

Terms and conditions of Flexi Tickets (Flexi zvýhodněná jízdenka)

Flexi Reduced Tickets (Flexi zvýhodněná jízdenka) can be purchased for 2nd class only, on selected lines, and only as one-way tickets.
Discounts on Flexi Reduced Tickets are granted to In Karta cardholders with the IN 25 or IN 50 customer application, as well as to all passengers who are eligible for a special fare.
Flexi Reduced Tickets can be purchased in ticket offices and in the ČD e-shop (including the ČD mobile website and the Můj vlak (“My Train”) mobile application).
During their term of validity, Flexi Reduced Tickets can be used on all ČD trains on the route specified thereupon. The journey must be commenced on the first day of the ticket’s term of validity.
Information on current availability and routes including prices of Flexi Reduced Tickets (Flexi zvýhodněná jízdenka) will be provided at any ČD ticket counter and in the ČD e-shop. The current prices and availability of Flexi Reduced Tickets are known only at the moment of purchase.
Flexi Reduced Tickets can be purchased only until the set limit on the number of tickets (the contingent) has been exhausted. The contingent’s size is variable and is not made public.
A Flexi Reduced Ticket can be used on the purchased route with just as much flexibility as a basic Flexi Ticket.
A Flexi Reduced Ticket for 2nd carriage class can be used in 1st carriage class in combination with a time upgrade to 1st carriage class on an In Karta card, except for its discounted variants with a special fare, or the passenger can pay the difference between the fare for 1st carriage class for which he or she demonstrates eligibility and the price of the presented Flexi Reduced Ticket for the entire route specified thereupon. If 1st carriage class is used for part of the route, no upgrade is possible; for such a segment the passenger will pay the 1st carriage class fare for which he or she demonstrates eligibility.

Examples of using Flexi Reduced Tickets (Flexi zvýhodněná jízdenka)

The earlier you purchase, the cheaper you’ll travel.

Hradec Králové hl.n. – Praha hl.n., Flexi Reduced Ticket for one adult ... CZK 169
Hradec Králové hl.n. – Praha hl.n., Flexi Reduced Ticket for one adult aged 65 or older ... CZK 84
Smiřice – Praha hl.n., Flexi Reduced Ticket for one adult ... CZK 196
Smiřice – Praha hl.n., Flexi Reduced Ticket for one adult aged 65 or older ... CZK 498
Černožice – Praha hl.n., Flexi Reduced Ticket for one adult ... CZK 199
Černožice – Praha hl.n., Flexi Reduced Ticket for one adult aged 65 or older ... CZK 99

Fare schedule for Flexi Reduced Tickets (Flexi zvýhodněná jízdenka)

These prices were valid at the moment they were searched in the ČD e-shop.

Alternative offer

Flexi Ticket

FAQs

Can I use a Super-Special-Offer Ticket (SuperAkční jízdenka) on a different train?

You can, but when using any train other than the required one (even for part of the route, i.e. interrupting a journey), you will always pay the differential price of a Special-Offer Ticket (Akční jízdenka) not linked to a specific train (or the differential price of a regular ticket, if no Special-Offer Ticket not linked to a specific train is available) for the entire route specified on the ticket presented. This upgrade can be purchased at the ticket counter or on the train (after boarding at a station with an open ticket counter, there is a handling surcharge of CZK 40).

Who can use a Special-Offer Ticket (Akční jízdenka)?

A Special-Offer Ticket purchased at the ticket counter is not linked to the passenger’s name and can be used by anyone.

A Special-Offer Ticket purchased in the ČD e-shop is non-transferable, and is linked to the name of a specific passenger. Thus, only the person whose name is specified on a Special-Offer Ticket purchased in the ČD e-shop can use it for travel. During a ticket inspection on the train, the passenger must present a valid identification card issued by a state administrative authority, ČD or another carrier, bearing the same name as the name specified on the ticket. When purchasing multiple Special-Offer Tickets in the ČD e-shop for multiple passengers travelling together, the tickets can be merged into a single document upon which the name of only one of the passengers is specified. In such a case, the document can be presented to the conductor for inspection on the train only by the passenger whose name is specified on the ticket.

Can I purchase a Special-Offer Ticket (Akční jízdenka) at any station?

No. You can purchase a Special-Offer Ticket at ticket counters only at specified stations. An exception is the Special-Offer Ticket Prague – Ostrava region / Zlín and Brno, which can be purchased at any ČD ticket counter. You can also purchase a Special-Offer Ticket in the ČD e-shop, using the TeleTiket service on tel. 221 111 122, or from a conductor on the train (when boarding at a station with an open ČD ticket counter, however, you must also pay a handling surcharge for ticketing on the train).

Can I purchase a Special-Offer Ticket (Akční jízdenka) from a conductor on the train?

Yes. It is also possible to purchase a Special-Offer Ticket from a conductor on the train. When boarding at a station with an open ČD ticket counter, however, you will also have to pay a handling surcharge for ticketing on the train.

Can I get a better price for a Special-Offer Ticket (Akční jízdenka) with the IN 50 application on an In Karta card?

Yes, special prices for Special-Offer Tickets have been set for holders of the IN 50 application on an In Karta card.

Can I purchase a Special-Offer Ticket (Akční jízdenka) for part of the journey and then use a different type of ticket for the rest of the journey?

We do not recommend under any circumstances this division of the fare, as Special-Offer Tickets are intended only for ticketing on announced routes. By dividing the fare in the manner you suggest, you are voluntarily concluding two transport contracts with all the consequences that this entails under transport law. For example, if you purchase two tickets, Prague – Brno (Special-Offer Ticket) + a connecting ticket Brno – Slavkov u Brna, and in Brno you miss your last connection due to a 30-minute delay of the Prague – Brno train, you will not have a claim to any compensation or substitute transport by taxi (the first transport contract, Prague – Brno, was fulfilled without a claim to compensation, and fulfilment of the second transport contract, Brno – Slavkov u Brna, has not yet commenced, so you can only return the ticket with a service charge. However, if in this case you had a ticket for Prague – Slavkov u Brna, you would have missed the last connecting train under a still-unfulfilled transport contract, and therefore you would have a claim to transport to your destination station by taxi.

Can I purchase a Special-Offer Ticket (Akční jízdenka) from Brno to Prague?

Yes, announced Special-Offer Tickets can be purchased in both directions. Thus, in Brno you can purchase a Special-Offer Ticket from Brno to Prague. Moreover, in Brno you can purchase a Special-Offer Ticket for the return journey from Brno to Prague. The same rule applies to all announced Special-Offer tickets.

Do I need to have some kind of discount card to purchase Special-Offer Tickets (Akční jízdenka)?

No, you can purchase Special-Offer Tickets for the basic price even without any discount card. If you purchase a Special-Offer Ticket at a discounted price (e.g. for a pensioner), however, it is necessary during a ticket inspection to present a discount card entitling the holder to use the relevant discount off the basic price of the Special-Offer Ticket (e.g. an In Karta card without discount applications).

What is a Super-Special-Offer Ticket (SuperAkční jízdenka)?

A Super-Special-Offer Ticket is a ticket linked to a specific train in a particular direction. A Super-Special-Offer Ticket can only be purchased in the ČD e-shop, on the ČD mobile website, in the Můj vlak (“My Train”) mobile application, or by telephone using the TeleTiket service. It cannot be purchased in the ticket office.