Hyd Metro's 'Super Saver Metro Holiday Card' gives you unlimited travel on 100 holidays

Hyderabad: The L&T Hyderabad Metro Rail Ltd. (L&TMRHL) on Thursday launched a first-of-its-kind Super Saver Metro Holiday Card that offers unlimited Metro travel across 57 metro stations and three corridors on 100 applicable holidays during the year.

The Super Saver Metro Holiday Card was launched by K.V.B Reddy during an event held at the Ameerpet Metro station in the presence of passengers and Metro officials. The cards will be available for sale from Ugadi (2 April).

Any passenger can buy the Super Saver Metro Holiday Card from 2 April from any of the Metro rail ticket counters by paying a one-time non-refundable amount of Rs. 50 and a top-up value of Rs. 59. The top-up value will be valid only on the date of recharge of any applicable holiday and can be used throughout the day for unlimited travel across the Metro network during operational hours.

Launching the special card, Mr. Reddy said, "We are happy to launch this pocket-friendly Super Saver Metro Holiday Card on the auspicious day of Ugadi. Now, with a nominal recharge of Rs. 59, passengers can avail of unlimited Metro travel on any listed holidays. This special offer reinforces our commitment to provide best in class travel options for passengers."

Highlights of the Super Saver Metro Holiday Card

• Super Saver Metro Holiday Card is on sale at all ticket counters of the Hyderabad Metro Rail.

• The card comes at a one-time cost of Rs. 50 (non-refundable).

• Recharge the card with a top-up value of Rs. 59 at any Metro station on the day of travel.

• The card can be used anytime during the Metro's operational hours across the Metro network on the day it is recharged.

• The card is non-transferable and for 'One Card, One Traveler'.

• The super-saver card will allow travel on the Metro network on specified holidays only. On other days, the AFC (Automatic Fare Collection) system will not accept this card.

• The list of holidays includes Sundays, second and fourth Saturdays, and government holidays – a total of 100 days.