subte

Controversy over QR payment in the subways: there are complaints against Mercado Pago from its competing wallets - Infobae Source: https://www.infobae.com/economia/2024/10/16/polemica-por-el-pago-qr-en-los-subtes-hay-quejas-contra-mercado-pago-por-parte-de-sus-billeteras-competidoras/...

Commuters in Buenos Aires will see subway fares quadruple Friday morning, a consequence of President Javier Milei’s austerity drive. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-05-16/buenos-aires-subway-fare-to-quadruple-friday-to-574-pesos Non Paywall version: https://archive.is/d3ZPC

The working middle class continues to get hit... https://www.expatsba.com/threads/the-government-says-that-the-minimum-train-ticket-should-cost-2-000-and-anticipates-a-new-increase-in-the-group-in-amba-infobae.3077/

Just an FYI that the Subway / Subte Line D is closed until March 17, 2024. Here are some alternative routes: https://emova.com.ar/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Linea_D_Alternativas_de_movilidad-b.pdf

Good article on the subway (subte) increase here in the La Nacion. https://www.lanacion.com.ar/economia/aumenta-el-transporte-y-el-que-no-tenga-la-sube-a-su-nombre-pagara-hasta-el-doble-de-la-tarifa-nid19012024/

I read that you can buy a Subte (Subway) card at the EZE airport when I arrive. Can anyone tell me where I can buy one of these cards?

I thought I'd share this experience to prevent someone else from falling victim to a scam. Despite all my reading and preparedness, I still got caught by the "do you know what time it is scam?" I was caught off guard because I'm juggling between languages, and I didn't realize he was speaking...

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I have read a lot of information on where to get the Subte card, but no clear information about the cost. The same for Subte rides. What is the cost for a Sube card and how much is each ride? Do I have to bring my passport to buy the card?

Hello, I'll be in Buenos Aires for a few days. What's the most efficient and affordable method of transportation that ensures safety? Specifically, if I need to move from one area of the city to another, what would you recommend?

I've heard and completely agree based on my experiences the Google Maps App on the iPhone tends to be buggy in Argentina (at most, it 'might' work occasionally); it's definitely unreliable, giving directions like Turn right when it should be left, claiming "the spot you are standing at does not...