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Dutch Train Operator NS Raises Fares by 5% in 2027, Freezes Child Fares

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Dutch national train operator NS plans to raise fares by almost 5% on average in 2027, a rate that exceeds inflation for the third consecutive year. The company stated these increases are necessary to fund new trains and rising operational costs. NS is offsetting some increases by offering larger discounts on off-peak fares and keeping the Railrunner fare for children frozen at €2.50.

From dutchnews.nl

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The planned fare hikes affect the cost of travel across the network, with the minimum fare for short journeys increasing to €3.10. The supplement for the high-speed line between Schiphol and Rotterdam is also rising by 20 cents to €3.40. NS is also discussing reviving a discounted summer subscription rate.

From dutchnews.nl

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  • RotterdamA key destination served by NS high-speed lines

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