Fares and How to Pay
- Can I still exchange old paper tickets (the pink ones with a foil strip) for Hop credit?
- What will change when TriMet increases its fares in January 2024?
- What is Hop? Do I need a Hop card to ride?
- Is there a reduced fare available for people who qualify based on age, income or disability?
- How much does it cost to ride?
- How do passes work with Hop? Can I buy a day, week or month pass?
- Ways to pay for your trip
- Paying your fare with your phone
- Paying your fare with a contactless credit/debit card
- Paying your fare with a Hop card
- Paying your fare with a paper ticket from a Hop ticket machine
- Paying your fare with a Hop card issued by your employer
- Using cash on buses and MAX
- How to tap the Hop reader on buses, MAX and WES
- How can I tell how much time I have left to transfer
- Transferring among TriMet, C-TRAN and Portland Streetcar
- Where can I buy Hop cards and tickets/passes?
- When do Day Passes expire?
- Tour groups and conventions
- Paying when traveling with a group
- Do I have to tap even if I’ve earned a Day Pass or Month Pass, or if I have a Hop card from my employer?
- Do I really have to tap every time I board? Even on MAX or WES?
- I’m just visiting the Portland-Vancouver area. What’s the best way to pay?
- I got a fare citation on TriMet. What are my options?
- How much does a Hop card cost?
- Can I pay for my kids (age 7+) or friends at the same time when in a group?
- What’s the difference between a Hop card and a Hop ticket?
- Can I use my Hop card or ticket to ride the Portland Aerial Tram?