LVB is part of the regional integrated transport network MDV. Tickets to nearby towns and cities (e.g. Halle) are available at LVB ticket offices and vending machines. They are valid for all participating means of transportation. The fares quoted above are for MDV fare zone 110, which is more or less identical with the city. A single-trip ticket includes transfers to other lines. You have to complete your trip within one hour. Buy tickets from:
Vending machines at some stops and at all train stations, payable with coins or (small) bills
Vending machines inside the trams. Coins only
Bus drivers
One of the LVB service offices
Some tobacco, stationery, or press shops
Stamp your ticket right after boarding the first bus or tram on your itinerary, or on the platform when using a train. Week tickets are issued for calendar weeks, month tickets for calendar months. Day and week tickets are valid until 4 a.m. the next day after their validity has ended; month tickets until noon the day after their validity has ended.
Ticket and service offices:
LVB-Mobilitätszentrum, Willi-Brand-Platz (opposite of central station towards Nikolaistraße). Mon-Fri 8.00–20.00, Sat 8:00-16:00. LVB service and ticket office �
LVB-Servicezentrum, Petersstraße/Markgrafenstraße (city center near Wilhelm-Leuschner-Platz). Mon-Fri 8.00–20.00, Sat 08.00-16.00. LVB service and ticket office(51.3367,12.3748)�
LVB online shop, . LVB service and ticket office �
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