Public transport fares to remain same in 2022
Zone 1 single ticket will continue at €2.40, 10-journey ticket at €11.35, and unlimited monthly trips at €40
The public transport fares in Catalonia will remain the same in 2022, as the Catalan government and Barcelona's metropolitan area transport authority (ATM) have decided to not increase prices for a second year in a row.
The measure was announced by the Catalan vice president, Jordi Puigneró, on Twitter after visiting the COP26.
A Glasgow s’ha constatat que és temps de fets i no més paraules.
— Jordi Pu1gnerO (@jordiPuignero) November 12, 2021
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Hem acordat congelar els preus del transport públic per l’any 2022.
La lluita contra el canvi climàtic passa per descarbonitzar la mobilitat. pic.twitter.com/h4DSXl24aj
"The fight against climate change needs decarbonizing mobility," he said.
Zone 1 single ticket will continue at €2.40, the 10-journey ticket (T-Casual) at €11.35 and unlimited monthly one (T-Usual) at €40.
The quarterly ticket for under 25s (T-Jove) costs €80; an individual ticket for an unlimited number of journeys in one day (T-Dia), €10.50; a multi-person ticket for 8 journeys in 30 days (T-Familiar), €10; and a multi-person ticket for 70 journeys in 30 days (T-Grup), €79.45.
Single-parent and large families will still have to pay €32 for a T-Usual, €64 for a T-Jove, and €63.55 for a T-70/90.
Underground times back to normal
From September, there is an all-night metro service on Saturdays in Barcelona, while the opening hours from Sunday to Thursday are from 5 am until midnight, which is extended until 2 am on Fridays and the eve of bank holidays. These times are the pre-pandemic ones after a year and a half disrupted service.