All-in-One Card Works North and South: Valid on MRT and YouBike
Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department
The Dingpu Station on the Banqiao Line of Taipei MRT is expected to be completed and open by the end of June. (Image source / New Taipei City Government)
The All-in-One Card announced that it will also be usable on Taipei MRT starting from September. (Image source / ipass)
Starting in September, the All-in-One Card has been made available for use on Taipei MRT and for renting YouBikes in Taipei and New Taipei, becoming the first all-region electronic ticket that combines multiple functions including small payments—offering great convenience. Currently, it can be used at four major convenience store chains, the Kaohsiung MRT, Taiwan Railways, and city buses across Taiwan. Starting in October, it will also support small payments at PX Mart. Additionally, in anticipation of the summer vacation and the depreciation of the Japanese yen, the All-in-One Card has seized the opportunity for travel to Japan. Starting in May, it has engaged in cross-border cooperation with the Tokyu Group in Japan. With the All-in-One Card, users can enjoy discounts of more than 5% or special gifts at over 70 affiliated Tokyu Group stores simply by presenting their card. Even ski resorts in Hokkaido and the newly partnered Izu Kyuko hotels and one-day passes come with special discounts or offers.
Use the All-in-One Card to explore Japan and enjoy endless benefits at 70 lodging and shopping spots
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