Tickets and prices
Single tickets
For single journeys, valid two hours for buses and water buses.
Prices: adults €3,15, with cash payment on the bus €4,5.
Children under 15 €1.55, with cash payment on the bus €2.
The night fee is +1 € to the normal ticket price. Children under 7 can travel free of charge when accompanied by a paying passenger or a person who is transporting a child in a pushchair.
You can purchase single tickets with contactless payment, from the Föli mobile app, at service points, from ticket machines and from busses with cash.
Daily tickets
Daily tickets provide you with 1-7 days of travel on Föli transports.
You can purchase daily tickets through the Föli app, service points and from R-kioski. You can also purchase a single day ticket from a Föli ticket machine and from the driver with cash or using contactless payment.
Travel cards
The season ticket is suitable for those who use public transport regularly, the value card serves those who travel infrequently, and the Tupla card is for those who don’t know beforehand how much they will be travelling.
You can purchase travel cards at service points and you can load your travel card at service and loading points and in the Föli shop.
Learn more about the various travel card options.
Single ticket (2h)
Cash payment on the bus
€4.50
Cash payment on the bus, night price 23-04
€5.50
Season ticket and flexible season ticket
Value card (2h)
Day tickets
Tupla card
Usein kysyttyä Fölikorteista
Other fees
Walkers
Customers who use a walker may travel on Föli buses and water buses free of charge Monday to Friday 9 am–12:59 pm.The rate charged is defined based on the actual time of stepping onto the bus; not based on the scheduled departure of the bus or the estimated bus stop timetables. Therefore, if a bus is late and arrives at a stop after the free travel period, the normal rate must be paid.
Wheelchairs
Persons seated in wheelchairs and their escorts may travel free of charge. The escort of a person who has a disability travel card entitling them to an escort may also travel free of charge.
Vehicles on the bus – Paid
A transport fee of €3.20 (incl. 14% VAT) is charged for larger vehicles transported on the bus. The fee includes a two-hour transfer right and can be paid on the bus with cash or contactless payment.
The fee applies to the following vehicles:
- Bicycles (including non-foldable electric bikes)
- Long scooters (e.g. large non-foldable electric scooters and kickbikes)
- Other vehicles of similar size
The driver decides on a case-by-case basis which luggage and vehicles can be carried without causing harm or danger.
On the water bus, bicycles are transported free of charge. A maximum of 10 bicycles are allowed at a time, with a limit of 1 bicycle per person. Passengers are responsible for their luggage and vehicles for the entire duration of the journey on the water bus.
Note! For safety reasons, electric mopeds and senior scooters are not transported on buses.
Vehicles on the Bus – Free of charge
The following vehicles can be brought on board the bus free of charge:
- Foldable bicycles and foldable electric bicycles (remember to fold them before boarding)
- Small and/or children's scooters (non-electric)
- Foldable electric scooters (remember to fold them before boarding)
- Other small vehicles, such as skis and sleds
- Rollators/walkers, wheelchairs, and three-wheeled walkers similar to rollators
- Children's bicycles, such as tricycles
The driver decides on a case-by-case basis which luggage and vehicles can be carried without causing harm or danger.
Pushchairs and prams
Those who are transporting a child in a pushchair or pram can use buses free of charge.
The child does not need to be in the pushchair when boarding the bus or during travel. They can also sit on a bus bench or be in a baby sling, for example. If this is the case, please ensure that the child remains seated on a bench safely.
Please note that if you do not have a pram or a buggy with you and you are carrying your baby in a sling, you must pay for the trip as normally.
Luggage and transportation fees
Luggage that the customer carries and handles on their own can be taken on public transport without an additional charge.
The driver decides on a case-by-case basis which luggage and vehicles can be carried without causing harm or danger. Personal belongings must not cause harm or danger, and they must not block passenger compartments or aisles.
The transportation of dangerous substances (flammable liquids, gas cylinders, etc.) in passenger compartments is prohibited.
Find the best payment method for you
Föli shop
You can use the Föli shop to load either a season ticket or value on your travel card.
Students can authenticate with Fölishop using the Haka identity federation, and users of employer-subsidised transport tickets can load their travel cards for a discount price determined by their employer.
You can also use Föli shop to check the journeys that you have made using contactless payments and associated charges
Contactless payment
Contactless payment allows passengers to pay for their trip with a debit or credit card.
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Single tickets and day tickets from the Föli application
You can buy tickets through the Föli application. After doing so, simply show the ticket to the same reader device on the bus used to check travel cards – but be sure to place your phone under the device. You can download the Föli application on Apple and Android phones from your phone’s application store. The app also provides access to a journey planner and topical traffic notices and news.
Groups travelling with Föli
The most popular ticket options for larger groups travelling with Föli are:
- Single tickets bought in advance and daily tickets (1-7 days of travel), which can be purchased at service points and R-kiosks in the Föli area.
- Single and daily tickets can also be purchased via the Föli app. (Opens in a new tab) Please note that the validity of the ticket starts from the moment of purchase.
- Contactless payment (Opens in a new tab) is an easy way to pay for your journey. Each user shows their own payment card on the bus reader.
For more information on the options, please contact our customer service. (Opens in a new tab)
Read more about Föli for school groups:
Commuter ticket
The Föli commuter ticket allows you to trade in sitting behind the wheel in traffic to relaxing and planning your dream vacation, for example. The commuter ticket is an excellent choice if you’re looking for employee benefits.
The commuter ticket is a personal benefit employees can use to top up their Föli card with a season or specific amount.
For employers, the commuter ticket is a good way to put an eco-friendly corporate strategy into practice and encourage employees to use public transport.
Event tickets double as Föli tickets!
An increasing number of event tickets now includes a public transport ticket.
Tickets to these events function as Föli tickets, allowing the ticket-holder to travel on buses and water buses before and after the event in question without the need for a separate bus ticket. The Föli bus ticket included in an event ticket can be used for three hours before the performance in question and three hours after it for a total of four trips – i.e. one transfer each way.
Bus lines on which Föli tickets are not valid
Bus lines on which Föli tickets are not valid:
117, 118, 119 and 413.
When you travel using these bus routes, you can pay using Seutu+ season ticket, for example.
When travelling across the Föli area boundary, a separate ticket must be purchased from the driver.
The Föli gift card is a moving and environmentally friendly gift idea!
Föli sells gift cards at the Monitori customer service centre in Kauppatori as well as at municipal service points. You can load the gift card with any sum between 1 and 400 euros.
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