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WHERE CAN I BUY TICKETS FOR LINE A?
You can buy your tickets online on this website, on the bus, from an employee on site, or at our kiosk at the St. Pauli Landungsbrücken, near Bridge 2.
WHERE CAN I START THE TOUR?
The starting points for the city tour are at stop #1, St. Pauli Landungsbrücken, or at stop #6, Hauptbahnhof/Kirchenallee, but you can hop on and off at any stop.
HOW LONG IS THE TOUR?
From our two starting stops (Stop #1, St. Pauli Landungsbrücken and Stop #6, Hauptbahnhof/Kirchenallee), the round trip without disembarking takes approximately 90 to 100 minutes. If you board at stops along the way, the round trip without disembarking takes approximately 2 hours, as the buses have an approximately 20–30 minute layover at either Stop #1, St. Pauli Landungsbrücken or Stop #6, Hauptbahnhof/Kirchenallee.
IN WHICH LANGUAGES IS THE TOUR COMMENTARY OFFERED?
Our bus tours feature recorded commentary on the city's history, culture, architecture, and attractions in the following languages:
German
English
French
Spanish
Italian
Chinese
Japanese
Danish
Russian
Arabic
Portuguese
Free headphones provided when you board the bus. Or bring your own wired headphones with a jack.
HOW CAN I FIND THE NEAREST STOP?
It's easy! Take a look at our City Map page.
You can also use the map " Track the live position of our buses " on the homepage of our website.
ACCESSIBILITY - WHAT DO PASSENGERS WITH DISABILITIES NEED TO CONSIDER?
The rear bus door is the entrance for passengers with wheelchairs and strollers. A mobile ramp is available. There is 1 space inside the bus for a wheelchair or stroller. Passengers with mobility impairments may not be able to access the upper deck of our buses.
Severely disabled passengers who have significant walking difficulties (symbol G), are helpless (symbol H), deaf (symbol Gl), or blind (symbol Bl) can receive a supplementary sheet with a token from the social welfare office upon application, to accompany their severely disabled person's pass with an orange imprint. The supplementary sheet entitles them to free travel nationwide on public transport, and therefore, upon presentation of their pass and the supplementary sheet with token, they can also travel for free on the Red Double-Deckers of Line A. Severely disabled persons whose pass indicates entitlement to bring 1 accompanying person (symbol B) can bring 1 accompanying person for free – even if the severely disabled person does not possess a supplementary sheet with a valid token.
CAN MY DOG COME ALONG?
Four-legged companions can also ride along with the Red Doubledeckers free of charge. But please note: In all cases, dogs that could endanger other passengers must wear a muzzle. And: Dogs must, of course, always be kept on a leash. Furthermore, while animal companions are welcome to listen to "Sit!", they should not claim a seat for themselves.
