Don't Run Out, Lebaran Tickets At Senen And Gambir Stations Are Still Available

PHOTO: KAI DAOP 1 JAKARTA

JAKARTA - PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero) Daop 1 Jakarta conveyed that train tickets during the Lebaran 1443 H transportation period from Pasar Senen and Gambir Stations, Jakarta, were still available.

"As of March 31, Jakarta's Daop 1 monitoring for Gambir, Pasar Senen, Bekasi, Cikarang, Karawang and Cikampek stations, a total of 96,878 long-distance train tickets have been sold for departures for the April 22-30 period or 40 percent of the total tickets sold. provided," said Head of Public Relations of KAI Daop 1 Jakarta Eva Chairunisa in a written statement to reporters, Thursday, March 31.

Eva said that KAI had opened the sale of train tickets on the KAI Access application, the kai.id web, station counters, and all other official channels for selling KAI tickets.

Currently, KAI implements a policy of selling long-distance train tickets from D-30 before departure.

As of April 1, KAI will sell tickets from D-45 before departure so that people can buy tickets for travel from April 1 to May 16, 2022 and so on.

With the enactment of this policy, people who will depart from the Daop 1 Jakarta area can already order tickets for the Lebaran moment.

During this period, from the Daop 1 Jakarta area for long-distance train trips, it is programmed that there will be around 57 train trips per day, with an average seating capacity of 33,028 per day.

Meanwhile, according to data monitoring on Thursday, there are still around 144,000 train tickets for the departure period until April 30, 2022

"According to government regulations, the capacity set for long-distance trains is 100 percent," she said. Eva added, Daop 1 Jakarta urges prospective customers to be careful in filling out data such as dates, routes, and personal data when placing an order.

"Plan the trip as best you can, including the estimated trip to the station and re-checking the train departure schedule so that it doesn't make mistakes and results in not being able to go home for Lebaran," he said.