You can travel for free in Hungary from today!

Of course, the exemption goes only for 2nd class tickets, but passengers do not have to buy a registration ticket. You may also use MÁV-HÉV, the agglomeration lines of Volánbusz (blue buses), but also outside the jurisdiction of the capital. Furthermore, you may also use the scheduled buses of the Weekendbus, G-Busline Kft., Trans-Tour’90 Kft. and Trans-Vonal Kft. That means the exemption does not apply to the public transport system of Budapest.

Some trains will be longer, and MÁV-Start will serve 1,500 Transcparpathian youth to Budapest to enable them to partake in the Sunday mass. MÁV-Start is to add additional train pairs on the following lines:

• Szombathely – Déli pályaudvar (Budapest)
• Budapest–Pusztaszabolcs–Dombóvár–Pécs, and Kaposvár lines
• Budapest Nyugati Railway Station–Szolnok–Debrecen–Nyíregyháza
• Budapest Keleti Railway Station–Szolnok–Békéscsaba