Your free VVT ticket Tirol

1. To reserve a VVT ticket, you first need to register or log in on the job-life.achensee.com website to get access to the Job-Life Achensee experience shop.
   • Registration: You only need to register once on the website. You'll need your full name, date of birth, active DahoamCard number, email, and a password. You can also add your phone number and employer.
   • Login: If you're already registered with Job-Life Achensee, just log in with your username and password.
   • DahoamCard: If you don't have a DahoamCard, the website explains how to apply for a Dohoam Card.
2. Reserve your ticket through the Job-Life Achensee experience shop no later than 07:00 on the day you want to pick it up.
3. The VVT ticket can be used for two consecutive days, from 08:00 to 08:00 each day, and you can borrow one up to twice a month.
4. Collecting and returning the VVT ticket:
   • Collection: Pick up your ticket on the reserved date starting at 08:00 at the Welcome-CENTER Achensee in Maurach. Make sure to bring your reservation confirmation, DahoamCard, and ID (a copy is fine). You cannot pick up the ticket the day before. 👉 When you pick up the ticket, you'll need to sign a consent form agreeing to the regulations. Minors will need a parent's consent.
   • Return: The ticket must be returned by 08:00 after the two-day period. You can return it directly to the Welcome-CENTER Achensee or use the drop-off box in the entrance of Atoll Achensee.

Example: If you reserve the ticket for a Friday, it's valid from 08:00 on Friday until 08:00 on Sunday, regardless of when you pick it up. The usage period won't be extended if you collect it later, like on Friday afternoon.
 

The VVT monthly ticket is valid on all trains within Tirol, including the WESTbahn.

If you've selected the wrong date or no longer need the ticket, you can easily cancel your reservation. Just send an email to info@achensee.com with the following information:

• Your first and last name
  Your DahoamCard number

We will then remove the reservation from our system.

We ask you to be honest and reliable by returning the ticket on time. If you do not, we will have to charge the following fees:

• Late return: A fee of EUR 50 will be charged for each day the ticket is not returned.
• Lost ticket: You will be charged EUR 118 to replace the ticket.

These fees must be paid in person at the Welcome-CENTER Achensee. 

👉 We enforce these rules to ensure the next person who has reserved the ticket can use it as planned. 

👉 If the ticket is frequently returned late or not returned at all, we will have to exclude you from the VVT ticket programme.

With a VVT ticket, you can enjoy discounted parking at the Jenbach parking garage. How it works: 

• When you enter the garage, your license plate is scanned.
• To pay, scan the 2-D code on your transport ticket at the station before you leave.
• The parking fee will be calculated automatically.
• You can pay easily at the payment station using a debit or credit card. If you don't have a card, you can also pay online later at https://pay.arivo.app.
  
   

On buses 
Bicycles can be carried free of charge on the bike racks at the rear of the buses, where available. The bike racks are in use from May to October. Please note: buses sometimes operate without bike racks. In this case, the driver will decide whether the bicycle can be taken on board.

On trains 
A separate bicycle ticket is required in addition to your train ticket to carry a bicycle. On VVT regional trains (S-Bahn, Cityjet Express and REX), bicycles can be carried in the designated spaces, subject to availability. The number of cycle spaces is limited and reservations are not possible. Please note: if all bicycle spaces are already occupied, you may be refused carriage. In this case, you will have to wait for the next train.

Bicycle tickets for train travel are called “Regio-Biking Tickets” (for local services only) and cost EUR 2.60 per day (as of August 2026). 
Important: Regio-Biking Tickets are not valid on long-distance services, on the Zillertalbahn or on DB trains in the Außerfern region.