Is there a reduced ticket for students?
'Ridotto' — 'ri-DOT-to'. Double 't'; stress on the second syllable.
Ask at a ticket office or tobacconist when you have a student ID and want to check if you qualify for a discounted fare.
'Ridotto' means reduced (in price). Italian transport systems offer reductions for students, under-26s, over-65s, and sometimes large families. Always carry ID proof to show on demand.
C'è uno sconto per under 26?
Is there a discount for under 26s?
Age-based discount, not requiring a student card.
I bambini pagano?
Do children pay?
Children under a certain age (usually 10) often travel free.
C'è la tariffa agevolata per anziani?
Is there a concession fare for elderly passengers?
'Anziani' means elderly; 'agevolata' means concessionary.
Italian universities and city councils often have agreements for reduced annual passes. Erasmus students in Italy should visit the local transport office early in their stay to benefit from these deals.