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Connecting the Metro & Train in Budapest
Public Transportation in Budapest, Hungary
Deak Ter Metro Lines of Budapest, Hungary
The Suburban Train System (HEV) of Budapest
Kossuth Lajos Ter Metro Station in Budapest
How to Read Metro Signs in Budapest, Hungary
The Yellow "Millennium" Subway in Budapest
Maps, Tickets, & Stations in Budapest Metro
Directions & Getting Tickets in Budapest Metro
Using Ticket Machines in Budapest Metro
Vorosmarty Ter Station on Budapest Metro
Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Stations on Budapest Metro
The Opera Station & Nearby Sites on Budapest Metro
Oktogon Station on Budapest Metro
Kodaly Korond Station on Budapest Metro
Bajza Utca & The Embassies on Budapest Metro
Szechenyi Furdo & The Baths on Budapest by Metro
Hosok Tere (Heroes' Square) on Budapest by Metro
Deli Palyaudvar on Budapest Metro
Deli Train Station on Budapest Metro
Ticket Machines in Budapest Train Stations
Moszkva Ter Transportation Hub in Budapest
Shopping & Public Transportation in Budapest
Trams Departing from Moszkva Ter in Budapest
Shopping at Nyugati Station in Budapest, Hungary
Getting Around at Nyugati Station in Budapest
Keleti Station in Budapest, Hungary
Keleti Train Station & Baross Ter in Budapest
Food & Accommodations at Keleti Station in Budapest
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Summary: Advice for buying Metro tickets in Budapest.! Learn how to use ticket machines in the Budapest train stations in this free travel video.
Dante Mena is a writer who resides in Budapest, Hungary. His varied background includes acting and voice overs in Hollywood for various television productions, where he was one of the...read more
"I'm Dante Mena, the author of the Adventure Hungary travel guide, and here on behalf of Expert Village. And we will learn a little bit more about how to get around in the city using the public transportation system. Once again, as with the BKV system, also the MAV system, which is the train system of Hungary; they have automatic ticket counters and dispensers. And, as with the BKV system, you can see that you have English or Hungarian. And once again we have coin dispensers, and we also have a place where we can place our credit cards and punch in the numbers, and also where we can place our dollar notes. Once again, remember that we're dealing with the Hungarian forint, and not American dollars or British pounds. You can see the various destinations down here, which you can punch in, and by following these directions and noting where you want to go with these different locations, and you will note that it says one way or return ticket, ticket in advance, first class, second class, and, of course, if there's a full price or if there's a discount based upon whether you have a bicycle, perhaps, or whether you have children or things of that nature. But you can find out all of this information by following carefully the instructions that are given on the window for the instructions on what are called ticket dispensing machines, jegyek, or tickets. Having said that, have a good trip."
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