PKP is an abbreviation of the name Polskie Koleje Pa.State-owned, and their ticket is a documentA ticket confirms the passenger's right to be on a given train. Failure to have a ticket can result in a heavy fine. PKP tickets can be purchased at railway stations or from the train conductor. The tickets come in the form of a small cardboard box that contains all the important information about the journey, including the passenger's name and surname. Currently, Polish Railways offers a wide range of options for traveling by train, even the fastest ones.
The prices of PKP tickets are very different and their amount depends on many factors. The ticket can be this oneBetter if we buy it in advanceYou can also take advantage of opportunities when ticket prices drop. However, many people can take advantage of discounts; PKP has a wide selection of them. Students, pensioners, military personnel, and people with disabilities can travel by train more cheaply. You must mention the discount at the ticket office and have a document proving your right to the discount with you, such as an ID card.
Students who have a student IDStudents can buy tickets with a discount of up to 50%. However, in order for the discount to be recognized by the ticket office and later by the controller, the traveling student must remember to have their ID card with the current hologram ELS sticker attached. The holograms are distributed every semester by the faculty dean’s office. Those who do not have a student ID can start collecting the ELS stickers. Keeping them in a folder and looking at their collection will definitely make every trip by train on PKP much more pleasant.
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Hologamy ELS
ELD holograms
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