Fast Train Ticket Prices At Eid Holidays Are Priced From IDR 250,000

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JAKARTA - The quick train will face the moment of its inaugural Eid holiday in 2024. At this Eid holiday, tickets are priced from IDR 250,000 to IDR 300,000 for one trip.

General Manager of KCIC's Corporate Secretary, Eva Chairunisa, said the ticket price for theluysh high-speed train during the Lebaran 2024 holiday period moved up following high demand.

Furthermore, Eva said, during the Eid al-Fitr 2024 homecoming period, the ticket price for thelush high-speed train will range from IDR 250,000 to IDR 300,000.

"For this Eid holiday moment, because the demand is also quite high, the price ranges from around Rp. 250,000 to Rp. 300,000," Eva said in Jakarta, Wednesday, April 3.

Based on observations through the ticket.kcic.co.id website, the ticket price for thelush high-speed train at D-5 Lebaran for the premium banderol economy class is IDR 250,000. Meanwhile, the business class is IDR 450,000 and the First Class ticket is sold for IDR 600,000.

Ticket prices were observed to move up on April 10, 2024 or the 2024 Eid al-Fitr day. Where premium economic classes are sold for IDR 300,000. Meanwhile, business classes and First Class did not experience an increase.

KCIC Operates 52 Train Trips Per Day

To meet the high demand, Eva said that her party had increased the schedule for the Jakarta-Bandung high-speed train from 40 trips per day to 52 trips per day during the 2024 Eid holiday momentum.

"We will make additional trips from April 3 to April 18, where per day for high-speed trains to 52 trains, so that people get more choices for their travel hours," he explained.

In addition to increasing the travel schedule, Eva said that her party also dispatched 250 personnel in charge of providing direction to passengers before the train departure.

"Personnel provide information and also direct, because on the high-speed train, 5 minutes before the scheduled departure, the gate door is closed, so this is for safety and security, we don't want the community to run, causing risks that may arise, such as falling," he explained.