Slovenian Railways train tickets for travel throughout Slovenia can also be purchased at self-service ticket machines.
Passengers are recommended to check the current timetable as well as delays and rail replacement bus services before purchasing train tickets.
Ticket machines enable you to:
- Purchase SŽ single tickets for:
- Adults
- Children under 6
- Children aged 6 to 15
- Young people under 26
- Seniors
- Purchase SŽ single tickets on a non-personal SŽ chip card for:
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- Adults
- Children aged 6 to 15
- Purchase City Pass on a SŽ chip card for:
- Adults (daily, monthly)
- Children under 6 (daily, monthly)
- Children aged 6 to 15 (daily, monthly)
- Purchase SŽ season tickets:
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- Personal (weekly, monthly, semi-annual, annual)
- Standard (personal, non-personal)
- Primary student (monthly, semi-annual, annual)
- Purchase the IZLETka flat-rate ticket for:
- Adults
- Children aged 6 to 15
- the IZLETka family ticket
- Purchase pet transport tickets for:
- Dogs over 30 cm in height (half 2nd class fare)
- Purchase IJPP tickets on an IJPP chip card:
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- Single
- Daily
- Weekly
- Monthly
- Annual
- Purchase IJPP weekend tickets with up to 75% discount on an IJPP chip card:
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- Single Weekend
- Daily Weekend
- Family 5
- Family 10
- Purchase IJPP subsidised tickets for students and registered athletes – on a IJPP chip card:
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- Monthly M10 (option for extra charge for urban public transport)
- Monthly SLO (option for extra charge for urban public transport)
- Annual M10 (option for extra charge for urban public transport)
- Annual SLO (option for extra charge for urban public transport)
- Monthly City Pass
- Annual City Pass
The purchase and extension of tickets using a SŽ or IJPP chip card is only possible by using a chip card that the user already has or has previously obtained at SŽ-PP and/or IJPP sales outlets.
Subsidised IJPP tickets can only be purchased if the user has previously presented the relevant proof and ID at one of SŽ ticket offices.
Short instructions on how to purchase a ticket at a ticket machine:
- Press the “Buy train tickets” button (on the Home screen);
- Select your travel route;
- Press the “Select a station” button to select the departure station, which can be selected by clicking on one of the pre-provided stations or by entering letters using the on-screen keyboard;
- Check the date and, if necessary, correct it using the calendar that opens when you click on the date field (if you are not travelling on the day you buy the ticket, as the date is pre-set to the day you use the ticket machine);
- Select the type and number of tickets by pressing the “Tickets” button;
- After pressing the “Continue” button, you will see several different connections for the selected route;
- Select the train type and class;
- If you wish, you can press the “No changes” button to select only those connections that do not include interchanges;
- After pressing the “Continue” button, a summary of the selected purchase will appear in a new window, where you can check the details of your selection and the final price of your purchase; if you wish, you can return to the previous steps and start the ticket selection again by pressing “Back”;
- Before continuing the purchase procedure, it is also necessary to confirm the button “I agree to the General Terms and Conditions and the Company’s Privacy Policy“;
- Once confirmed, you will be able to press the “Buy for (price) EUR” button on the screen;
- After pressing the “Buy for (price) EUR”, the application will redirect you to the payment method selection, where you will be shown the available payment methods;
- After successful payment, a new window will display “Payment successful” and a slot door will open below the screen for you to collect your ticket.
Means of payment
Tickets purchased at a ticket machine can be paid in cash, by credit and debit cards or by the VALU app.
Ticket machine locations
We plan to install a total of 156 self-service ticket machines at 142 locations. The table below shows, in alphabetical order, the railway stations where ticket purchase via a ticket machine is already possible. The list is updated regularly.
Blanca
Breg Brestanica Brezovica Brežice Borovnica Celje Celje Lava Črnomelj* Divača Dobova Dolga Gora Gaber Gradac Grobelno Grosuplje Hoče Hrastnik Ilirska Bistrica Jarše-Mengeš Jesenice Jevnica Kamnik Kamnik Graben Koper Kranj Kresnice Krško Laško Lavrica Laze Lesce – Bled Litija Ljubljana Ljubljana Brinje Ljubljana Črnuče Ljubljana Dolgi Most Ljubljana Ježica Ljubljana Litostroj Ljubljana Rakovnik Ljubljana Stegne Ljubljana Tivoli Ljubljana Vižmarje Ljubljana Vodmat Ljubljana Zalog |
Logatec
Loka Maribor Maribor Tezno* Medvode Metlika Mirna Mirna Peč Mlačevo Notranje Gorice Novo mesto Novo mesto Center Novo mesto Kandija Orehova vas Paška vas Pivka Podnart Poljčane Polzela Ponikve na Dolenjskem Postojna Preserje Prestranek Rače Radeče Radohova vas Radovljica Rakek Reteče Ribnica Rimske Toplice Rodica Sava Semič Sevnica Sežana Slovenska Bistrica Slovenski Javornik Šempeter v Savinjski dolini Šentilj Šentjur Škofja Loka Škofljica Štore Šmarje pri Jelšah
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Šmarje-Sap
Šmartno ob Paki Šoštanj Trbovlje Trebnje Velenje Višnja Gora Zagorje Zidani Most Žalec Žalna Žirovnica
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*currently inactive
For more information on train times, fares and other offers of Slovenske železnice:
- Visit one of our InfoCentres at the train stations in Koper, Ljubljana, Celje, and Maribor;
- Visit a station ticket office;
- Call our toll-free number 080 81 11 (for calls made from Slovenia), or dial +386 1 29 13 331 (for calls made from abroad);
- Send an e-mail with your question to [email protected].