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Kia ora Brigid,New prices for your travelSome of our fares will be increasing from Sunday 2 April 2023. They will go up by an average of 6.5%, which will add no more than 20 cents per journey while fares are still half-price* (currently until 30 June).
With the uncertainties caused by COVID-19, we decided to postpone our annual fare review for the past two years. However, after careful consideration, we now need to make some changes to cover our operating cost increases.
If you’re able to travel at off-peak times, remember you can get an additional 10%* discount on your fare.
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Tell us your thoughts on public transport in AucklandWe’re working to get our public transport network back to where it was before the pandemic.
Our main focus at the moment is on working with our operators and partners to recruit more drivers to reduce cancellations, improve travel times and the reliability of our services, and make changes to the routes that aren’t performing as expected. Once we’ve addressed these issues, we’ll shift more of our focus to planning for the future.
To help us move forward, we want to hear your thoughts on how we should manage and improve public transport into the future.
Tell us what matters most to you by completing our short questionnaire.
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New paid parking at Auckland Zoo, other travel options, and a family pass up for grabs
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Thinking about heading to the zoo to spend some time with the Sumatran tigers?
Make the journey there part of the fun and explore our range of bus services that stop nearby.
There’s a bus stop just a short 8 min walk from the zoo entry on Great North Road, that you can connect to from many bus routes across the city.
Other routes that connect you with the OuterLink service drop you at the bus stop on Meola Road, a 13min walk to the zoo.
Don’t forget kids under 16 can travel for free* on weekends too!
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New paid parkingAuckland Zoo now has paid parking at their two large car parks. It costs $2/hour to park in the Zoo car parks, with a maximum charge of $8. Parking charges apply from 9am to 5pm every day.
The revenue generated by paid parking will help pay for the improved infrastructure (including more planned car spaces) and ongoing operational and maintenance costs. Any surplus will support the valuable work of Auckland Zoo and MOTAT.
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April events and how we can get you there
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Ice CubeIf you’re heading over to Trusts Arena to see Ice Cube on Saturday, we have lots of options to get you to and from the stadium.
Special event buses will be departing from the city centre between 4.15pm and 6.15pm and from Central Park Drive after the concert.
Free bus and train travel is included with your concert ticket from 2.30pm until the end of daily services. Just show your concert ticket to our staff.
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Synthony at the DomainEnjoy our half-price fares* and bus or train to the Pukekawa / Auckland Domain this Saturday.
Buses will replace trains on some lines, so plan your journey in advance and travel early if you can. If you live close, consider walking or biking in. Kids under 16 travel free on weekends, so bring them along.
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*50% offer applies to AT timetabled bus, train and ferry services, excludes Waiheke and tourist ferries (Rakino, Rangitoto etc). Children aged 5-15 must have a registered AT HOP card. Payment is by AT HOP card or cash tickets bought at AT HOP terminals. $5 AT HOP card purchase is for a limited time and does not apply on pre-loaded cards. Off-peak travel 6pm to 6am and 9am to 3pm weekdays, all day weekends and public holidays. AT HOP terms apply.
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