A full day on every vaporetto, every city bus, every tram, the People Mover — plus Trenitalia regional trains inside the Venice city limits. Only the 24-hour Vaporetto ticket includes the train.
€25
per person · 24 h from first validation
Booked via GetYourGuide
The official ACTV name is "Venezia Daily Pass". It costs €25 and is valid for 24 hours from the moment you first hold it against a yellow Tappy reader — not from the moment you buy it. It is the only ACTV time-based Vaporetto ticket that also includes the regional Trenitalia trains (R + RV) inside the Venice municipality: Venezia Santa Lucia, Porto Marghera, Mestre, Carpenedo and Mestre Ospedale. That makes it the smartest choice if you sleep on the mainland or arrive by train.
Three concrete situations where €25 pays off in a single day.
Trenitalia stadtnah is the cheapest way back to a Mestre or Marghera hotel — and only the 24-hour Vaporetto ticket includes it.
Three or more vaporetto rides already pay for the 24-hour ticket vs. single 75-minute tickets at €9.50.
People Mover from Marittima + a couple of vaporetti to San Marco and Murano — done.
A single 75-minute vaporetto ticket costs €9.50. So the 24-hour Vaporetto ticket (€25) beats single tickets from your third boat ride onwards.
| Trips in 24 h | Cost with single tickets | Cost with 24-hour Vaporetto ticket | You save |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 trips | €19 | €25 | + €6 for the ticket |
| 3 trips | €28.50 | €25 | – €3.50 |
| 4 trips | €38 | €25 | – €13 |
| 5 trips | €47.50 | €25 | – €22.50 |
No app to install. No phone tickets. Just a voucher in your inbox and a yellow Tappy reader at the pontoon.
Pick the variant you need on GetYourGuide. Your voucher arrives by email in seconds with a QR code.
Scan your QR at any Venezia Unica TVM — Marco Polo, Piazzale Roma, Santa Lucia, Tronchetto, Lido — to get the physical ACTV smart-ticket in under a minute.
Hold the ticket against the yellow Tappy reader on the pontoon or inside the bus. Green light + beep = you’re good to go.
The moment you first tap the ticket against a yellow Tappy validator. Not when you buy the voucher, not when you collect it at the machine. So you can pick up the ticket the night before and only start the clock the next morning.
Yes — but only the regional R and RV trains between Venezia Santa Lucia, Porto Marghera, Mestre, Carpenedo and Mestre Ospedale. Intercity, Frecciarossa and Italo are not included.
In total cost, almost identical (€50 vs €35) — so the 48-hour ticket is €15 cheaper for two full days. The only reason to buy two separate 24-hour tickets is when you need the Trenitalia trains on both days. Most travellers do not.
Yes. You can use your ticket on any day — not necessarily the calendar date you bought it on. The clock (75 min, 24 h, 48 h, 72 h, 7 days) only starts when you first validate it at the yellow Tappy reader.
Children are free until their 6th birthday on every ACTV vaporetto and city bus in Venice. From age 6, the full adult fare applies — there is no reduced child fare. Bring an ID for borderline cases.
Official ACTV ticket via GetYourGuide. Flexible voucher — use on any day. Free cancellation up to 24 h before use.
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