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Taiwan Railway opens ticket bookings for consecutive holidays every year for national holidays. Liberation Day is one of the important consecutive holidays. In recent years, the real-name system has often been applied to residents in remote areas to give priority to ticket purchase.
Taiwan Railway opened ticket booking for the consecutive Liberation Day holidays at 0:00 today. As of 9:00 this morning, a total of 72,366 tickets were sold. (File photo)
Taiwan Railway will open ticket bookings for the consecutive Liberation Day holidays (October 23 to October 27) at 0:00 today. The Taiwan Railway Company stated that as of 9 a.m. today, a total of 43,700 bookings and 72,366 tickets have been completed. There are still seats available in each time period, so please take advantage of it.
The Taiwan Railway Corporation reminds passengers that after completing the ticket booking, passengers should pick up their tickets at all Taiwan Railway ticket stations and convenience stores (Uni-President, FamilyMart, Lairfu, OK) within 2 days (including the day of booking), or use the "Online Credit Card Payment and Ticketing System" and the Taiwan Railways e-booking APP to pay for tickets. Overdue tickets will be re-released at 9 a.m. on September 25.
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The Taiwan Railway Corporation pointed out that the real-name trains that will be added on October 23, 24 and 26 will be open for ticket booking starting from 0:00 tomorrow (24th). As long as the current population is registered in Hualien County or Taitung County and the first code of the national ID card is U or V or above, spouses and direct blood relatives can book tickets.
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