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Hi.
I will be flying to Schoenfeld Airport.
I want to know if I can use the Airport express service to city centre with a Welcome card, A BVG groupticket or a BVG daily ticket.
If not, then which trains, S-Bahns do they take me to Alexandersplatz??
Thanx
Airport Express train is a RE (RegionalExpress) train of DB and covered by BVG tickets. Thus also by the WelcomeCard. Only important is that the ticket covers the zones Berlin ABC (Schönefeld Airport is in zone Berlin C). These tickets cover generally all local public transport
- regional trains (RB, RE)
- S-Bahn
- U-Bahn
- trams
- buses
and even some ferries
BVG timetable
http://www.fahrinfo-berlin.de/Fahrinfo/bin/query.bin/en
From: SXF
To: Berlin Alexanderplatz
With the BVG tickets/WelcomeCard you can use any connection to Alexanderplatz the timetable will suggest.
Hello,
the home page of the Berlin airports says:
"The specially identified regional train lines RE7 and RB14 run every half hour. Local public transport tickets are accepted on these trains. The journey is within fare zone C."
For more info:
http://www.berlin-airport.de/EN/ReisendeUndBesucher/AnUndAbreise/AnfahrtBusUndBahn/SXF/AirportExpressStationsplan.html
Regards,
Elena
Thank you guys. Both of you.
You have been really helpful.
Chris
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