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Our Commitment In and Around New Orleans Passenger Information Fares and Passes/Tarifas y pases Reduced Fare Card ID Program Points of Interest Points of Interest Planning your trip is simple with the Regional Transit RTA is committed to getting you from uptown to downtown and Fares Standard Reduced RTA Buses and Streetcars offer reserved seating and reduced No. Location Served by Line Grid Ref No. Location Served by Line Grid Ref Delivering safe, efficient, courteous, Tarifas Normal Reducida dependable and reliable public transportation Authority(RTA) trip planner found at www.norta.com. all around town. That’s why timetables are available on all of our fares for Seniors 65 and older, People with Disabilities, and vehicles, at pass outlets, public libraries and at www.norta.com. Local Bus and Streetcar Lines Medicare Card Holders. Regional Transit Authority Hospitals When you are ready to go, arrive at your stop 5 minutes before $1.25 $0.40 Servicio local RTA RTA Adminstrative Office 94, 47, 48 F-3 H1 Ochsner Baptist Hospital 15, 16, 24 G-2 RTA New Orleans Social Media your bus or streetcar is scheduled to arrive. Have your fare ready People with Disabilities and Medicare Card Holders require an Express Bus to and from New Orleans Connect with us on all social media platforms to find out the latest when you board and consider purchasing one of our convenient Holidays - Reduced Service Schedule RTA Reduced Fare Card to receive the reduced fare. Call RTA at H2 University Medical Center 39, 84, 47, 48 F-3 East (Lines 62, 63, 64 and 65) $1.50 $0.40 RTA RTA ID Center 94, 47, 48 F-3 504-827-8345 to apply or apply at RTA’s Offices (2817 Canal (Reduced Fare ID cards) news, Rider Alerts and system status updates. Jazzy Passes to make your boarding time even smoother. H3 Children’s Hospital 10 H-1 Line 106 runs weekday service on holidays with a Saturday Holiday Servicio expreso Street), Monday – Friday 8:30-4:30. The nearest Canal streetcar If you are signed up to any social media, please “Like” us and add Safety is our #1 priority at RTA. That’s why all of our vehicles are Service schedule. Lines 106 and 108 do not run on New Year’s Attractions New Orleans RTA as your friend on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Children 2 and Younger Free with Standard Fare stop is at the corner Canal and White Street. H4 Kenner Regional Medical Center 201 Kenner equipped with security cameras to ensure your safety and the Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day. Pinterest and YouTube. Just sign into your account with your email Niños de 2 años y menores Gratis cuando se paga una For Seniors, 65 and older, a Reduced Fare ID Card is recommended A1 African American Museum 51, 52, 91 F-4, I-16 safety of our operators. of Art, Culture and History H5 Touro Infirmary 27, 12 G-3 address and password, search for “New Orleans RTA”, and hit “Like” tarifa normal but not mandatory. To qualify for a reduced fare, you may show You can help provide a safe, secure and pleasant ride for everyone A2 Aquarium of the Americas 10, 16, 2, 47, 48 F-4, L-14 or “Follow”. Holiday Service Transfer Free the operator a State ID/Drivers License, Passport or foreign ID that H6 Veterans Administration Hospital 16, 39, 51, 52, 57, 62, F-3 by following a few simple guidelines: $0.25 63, 64, 84, 88, 101, Boleto de transferencia Gratis provides proof of your date of birth. A3 Audubon Zoo 10, 11, 32, 12 H-1 Service 102, 106, 114, 115 • Pay the correct fare. Holiday Schedule One-Way Ticket (pack of 10) A4 Louisiana State Museum – 5, 55, 2 F-4, K-15 H7 Tulane Hospital 39, 51, 52, 57, 62, 63, F-3 • Respect other passengers’ privacy. 64, 84, 88, 101, 102, Each Ticket good for 1 ride Fare Deals Cabildo RTA New Orleans Rider’s Digest • Use headphones. $12.50 – 106, 114, 115 is a monthly electronic newsletter featuring the latest news about New Years Day Sunday Un billete de ida A5 Civil War Museum 11, 12 G-4, L-12 New Orleans’ public transportation system and how riders can • No smoking, eating, littering or playing radios. Un billete para un viaje To ride an RTA bus or streetcar, pay a cash fare or use one of Health Clinics A6 Contemporary Arts Center G-4, L-12 make the most out of public transit services. • No alcoholic beverages. M.L. King Day Saturday RTA’s economical passes. RTA fare boxes will accept up to a 11, 12 LIFT Dial A Ride $2.00 – HC1 Charity Health Center (Carrollton) 39 F-2 Sign up to receive the Rider’s Digest on www.norta.com/Media/ • Do not lie down or put your feet on seats. $20 bill and RTA tickets. RTA provides change with an RTA A7 Convention Center W1, W2, W3, W8, W10 G-4, M-12 RTA-Riders-Digest or follow us on social media @NewOrleansRTA HolidayMardi Gras Service Day 2010 Saturday Cash Change Card good for future rides on RTA. There are (Ernest N. Morial) 2 HC2 Tulane Health Center 32, 94 E-3 • Respect transit property. Jazzy Passes (N. Broad St.) for access to a copy. no refunds for Cash Change Cards. A8 Edgar Degas House 84, 91 E-3 • Use cell phones quietly. Good Friday Saturday Pases Jazzy HC3 EXCELth Health Center (Gentilly) 94 D-4 Transit Tracker by Text Message • Do not harass the operator or other passengers. 1-Day Jazzy Pass A9 Fair Grounds and Race Track 51, 52, 90, 91, 94 E-3 $3.00 – HC4 St. Thomas Health Center 15 G-3 Independence Day Sunday Pase Jazzy – 1 día Jazzy Passes and One-Way Tickets Find out when the next vehicle is scheduled to arrive from any stop You will be asked to leave the bus or streetcar if you do not follow A10 Gallier Hall 12 F-4, K-13 (Jackson Ave.) in the RTA system with RTA’s new 3-Day Jazzy Pass these guidelines. $9.00 – For the best and easiest way to see New Orleans, purchase a Jazzy HC5 St. Thomas Health Center 11 G-3 Text Messaging service! Just text Independence Day (Observed) Sunday Pase Jazzy – 3 días A11 Garden District 11, 27, 91, 12 G-3 (Magazine St.) your Stop ID # to 27299. Pass! No need to bother with change. Good for unlimited rides on 5-Day Jazzy Pass RTA buses and streetcars. Purchase your 1-Day Jazzy Pass from HC6 Common Ground Health Clinic 108 G-4 Stop IDs are posted on all bus and Labor Day Saturday $15.00 – A12 Fire Department Museum 11 G-3 (Old Algiers) BE SAFE! Pase Jazzy – 5 días your RTA Operator. We also offer Jazzy Passes in 3-Day, 5-Day streetcar stops. They begin with HC7 EXCELth Health Center (Algiers) 100, 102 G-6 Thanksgiving Day Sunday 31-Day Jazzy Pass and 31-Day. Each pass is valid for unlimited rides starting with the A13 Harrah’s Casino 5, 10, 16, 55, 2, 47, F-4, L-13 the Letter “N” followed by a 4-digit • Never attempt to board or exit a moving bus or streetcar. $55.00 – 48 number. A short ad at the end of Pase Jazzy – 31 días date of first use and valid for the specified time period. Buy your HC8 Charity Health Center (Bywater) 5, 88 F-5 • Keep your head, arms and objects inside bus and each message helps us keep this Day After Thanksgiving Saturday Standard Reduced pass anytime, it will not be activated until it is first used. An RTA A14 IMAX (Entergy) Theatre 10, 16, 2, 47, 48 F-4, L-14 service free. Standard data fees and text message rates may apply streetcar windows at all times. Ferry Fares HC9 Charity Health Center 64 C-7 Normal Reducida One-Way Ticket is good for one ride on any RTA bus or streetcar. (New Orleans East) based on your plan with your mobile phone carrier. • Buses and streetcars will not stop once they a leave a bus Christmas Day Sunday Visit www.norta.com for the most current listing of pass sales outlets. or streetcar stop. Pedestrian (each way) A14 Jazzfest 51, 52, 91, 94 E-3 HC10 Community Health Center 94 B-10 You can also plan your transit trips in New Orleans with Google $2.00 $1.00 (Village D’Este) • Don’t cross in front of or behind a bus or streetcar at a Christmas Day (Observed) Sunday Peatón (cada viaje) and Bing. A15 Kiefer UNO Lakefront Arena 57, 60 C-4 stop. Wait until the bus or streetcar leaves the stop. Children 2 and Younger Free with Standard Fare Transfers HC11 New Orleans East Hospital 64 C-7 For the most up-to date transit information, including routes, New Year’s Eve Saturday schedules and where to buy Jazzy Passes, visit www.norta.com • Allow other passengers to exit the bus or streetcar before Niños de 2 años y menores Gratis cuando se paga una Need to change buses or streetcars to get to your destination? Pay A16 Louisiana Children’s Museum 10, 11 G-4, L-12 you board. tarifa normal Parks and Memorials or call our Customer Care Rideline at 504.248.3900 New Year’s Eve (Observed) Dec 30 Saturday for a transfer when you board. Insert the transfer into the farebox A17 Louisiana State Museum – 5, 55, 2 F-4, L-16 Ferry Monthly Pass • Use the handrails and handgrips inside the bus or $65.00 – on your connecting bus or streetcar to continue your trip.
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