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According to the joint announcement by MÁV and Volánbusz sent to the MTI on Sunday, the trains will run on Friday, December 31, Saturday, January 1, holidays on January 2, and flights on Sunday, December 3. Between.
However, it was noted that in some settlements local flights may operate differently.
From December 28 to 31, trains will run on the Budapest-Győr, Tatabánya-Oroszlány, Budapest-Pusztaszabolcs and Budapest-Veresegyház-Vác and Budapest-Esztergom railway lines according to the weekend schedule. The latter will have two flights in the morning. Suburban flights to Budapest on the Budapest-Székesfehérvár, Budapest-Vác-Szob, Budapest-Cegléd-Szolnok, Budapest-Újszász-Szolnok lines, and in the morning on the Budapest-Lajosmizse and Budapest-Kunszentmiklós-Tass lines, different to the day work, travel less frequently.
InterCity trains run with multiple carriages during peak travel hours, depending on travel needs. To avoid queuing in front of the boxes, the rail company recommends that passengers redeem tickets in advance.
Those under 26 who no longer study will be able to take advantage of the 33 percent weekend discount until midnight on January 3, they wrote. Some of the Volánbusz cash registers will be open differently until January 3. The fund’s holiday opening hours are available on the company’s website.
Due to increased traffic, Volánbusz also recommends that tickets be purchased in advance, online and by phone. According to the information, for the good start of classes on intercity trains and buses, monthly work and student passes for December and semester passes for the second half of December will be accepted until January 7.
Transportation companies will continue to urge travelers to comply with public health regulations and prioritize e-ticketing and ticketing to reduce queues and personal contact. Attention was also drawn to the fact that wearing a mask is also mandatory in vehicles, stations and stops.
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