V/Line tickets
V/Line runs trains and coaches across regional Victoria. Depending on where you're travelling, you'll need to use myki, contactless, a paper ticket or an eTicket.
Paper tickets
Buy a physical ticket ready to use straight away for your trip.
eTickets
Buy and travel with a digital ticket on your phone, no need to print or carry a paper copy.
Your payment options
We are progressively rolling out myki and contactless on V/Line train lines.
Using a V/Line ticket
You can still use a paper ticket or eTicket, even where myki and contactless are available. You'll need one for V/Line coaches, and for any line where myki and contactless aren't available yet.
Using myki or contactless
myki and contactless are rolling out across V/Line train lines, with more lines added each week.
How much you'll pay
There's a limit to how much you'll pay each day. Once you reach it, the rest of your travel is free.
Daily fare cap
Public transport is half price until 1 January 2027, and the prices below reflect this discount.
Weekday cap: $5.70 full fare | $2.85 concession
Weekend cap: $4.00 full fare | $2.00 concession | Seniors free
Until you reach the cap, how much you pay depends on how far you travel, see regional train and bus fares.
After you reach the cap
Nothing changes. If you're using myki or contactless, keep tapping on and off as normal, you won't be charged again. If you're using a paper ticket or eTicket, just show it if asked.
Using a V/Line ticket and a myki in one trip
If part of your journey uses a myki and part uses a V/Line ticket, buy one ticket that covers the whole trip, at a staffed station or on the V/Line website.
Fares
Regional train fares
View the cost of train trips to regional parts of Victoria.
Regional bus fares
View the cost of bus trips in regional parts of Victoria.
