9-Euro-Ticket: More buses and trains in Berlin

From BZ editors

Buses and trains will be jam-packed from June. The S-Bahn and BVG also assume this. In order not to overload commuters, day-trippers and the city connection, frequencies will be increased there, old bus lines will be reactivated and waiting times will be minimized.

More journeys with the 9-euro ticket from the BVG

For trips

In the 2022 summer holidays, buses will be running to the Tegelsee lido for the first time in decades (bus line 222, daily during the summer holidays, every 40 minutes).

The traditional bathing buses to the Wannsee lido will be on the road again during the 2022 summer holidays (bus line 312, daily during the summer holidays, every 10 minutes).

From 8.6. until the end of the summer holidays there will be more buses from Wannsee to the Glienicker Bridge (bus route 316; every 20 instead of 40 minutes).

For commuters

• Tram line 18 in Marzahn-Hellersdorf runs every 10 minutes in the morning instead of every 20 minutes (from May 30th until the end of the summer holidays).
• The M6 ​​tram line runs more frequently along Landsberger Allee and in Marzahn (from 30 May until the summer holidays in the mornings, during the summer holidays in the morning hours; every 5 minutes instead of 10 minutes).
• Bus line 124 runs twice as often in the morning between Heiligensee and Alt-Tegel (from June 8th until the end of the summer holidays; Monday to Friday; every 10 minutes instead of 20 minutes).
• The waiting time in the morning between Hermannplatz and Halleschem Tor is also halved for line M41 (every 5 minutes instead of 10; from 8 June until the end of the summer holidays).
• In the evening there are more bus trips on Mariendorfer Damm and Lichtenrader Damm (bus line X76; from June 8th until the end of the summer holidays; every 10 minutes instead of 20 minutes).
• On Saturdays there are better feeder services in Karlshorst to the S-Bahn and the U5 at the zoo (bus line 296; every 10 instead of 20 minutes; from June 8th until the end of the summer holidays).

Connections to the city center

• The underground line U6 runs from 8.6. up to the summer holidays in the morning more frequently (~13 instead of 12 trips per hour; Monday to Friday).
• The underground line U9 runs from 8.6. up to the summer holidays in the morning more frequently (~13 instead of 12 trips per hour; Monday to Friday).

Additional BVG bus services can be added at short notice, depending in particular on capacity.

More rides on the S-Bahn

Additional rides in the evening

• Increased trips already included in the regular timetable (for 5/5/10 minute intervals, outside the summer holidays) from Monday to Friday during peak traffic times on lines S1 (Zehlendorf-Potsdamer Platz), S3 (Friedrichshagen-Ostbahnhof) and S5 (Mahlsdorf- Ostbahnhof) will be extended by 60 minutes until around 7:30/8 p.m. (from 13 June).
• Together with Brandenburg: Extension of the 10-minute interval on line S7 between Westkreuz and Potsdam main station from Monday to Saturday by 40 minutes until around 10 p.m. (from 20 June).
• Extension of the 10-minute interval on line S1 between Zehlendorf and Wannsee from Monday to Saturday by 40 minutes until around 10 p.m. (from 20 June).

Better deals on weekends

• Together with Brandenburg: On Sundays, the trains running to and from Bernau on the S2 line will be increased from four to eight cars (from June 26).
• From 25.6. Line S26 will be extended beyond its terminus at Potsdamer Platz to Gesundbrunnen at weekends.

There will also be additional trains from Berlin and Brandenburg to the Baltic Sea and back. Voting is still ongoing.