Vladivostok boosts train services for Victory Day holiday travelers

Vladivostok boosts train services for Victory Day holiday travelers

Erica Berry
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Vladivostok boosts train services for Victory Day holiday travelers

Victory Day will bring extra train services and increased capacity on routes between Vladivostok and Knevichi Airport. Passengers can expect more frequent trips and additional carriages on key express lines. Ticket prices for the journey have also been confirmed.

From May 9 to 11, electric trains on the Express Primorye network will follow a weekend timetable. The route currently runs 10 round trips each day, ensuring regular connections for travellers.

On Victory Day itself, two express services—the No. 7101/7102 and No. 7203/7204—will operate with eight cars instead of the usual number. This change aims to accommodate higher passenger numbers during the holiday. Extra suburban trains will also be added to the Vladivostok–Knevichi Airport route. Ticket prices for the trip vary: a one-way fare from Vladivostok to the airport costs 185 rubles, while the shorter journey from Artyom to the airport is priced at 37 rubles. Discounted premium-class seats will be available for between 250 and 370 rubles.

The expanded services and additional carriages are designed to meet demand during Victory Day celebrations. Passengers travelling between Vladivostok and Knevichi Airport will have more options, with fares remaining consistent across standard and premium seating.