Say Goodbye to Paper Ticket Problems!

Introducing the New Tri Delta Transit Mobile Ticket App

Tired of paper ticket getting lost, damaged or demagnetized? Don’t have cash for your fare? We’ve got you covered. Our new Mobile Ticket app makes the need for paper passes and cash a thing of the past. The Mobile Tickets App lets you buy and store ALL Tri Delta Transit passes, including single rides, right on your phone. The new app is available for Apple and Android smartphones.

WIN A 31-DAY PASS

Download the Mobile Tickets app and create an account and you’ll automatically have a monthly chance to win a free 31-Day Pass. Every month your Mobile Tickets account exists, you will automatically be entered into a contest to win a 31-Day Pass! We will select one active account at random each month and award one (1) 31-Day pass to the winner. No purchase is necessary.

What you need to know about the Tri Delta Transit Mobile Ticket App

Downloading the app: iPhone users can go to the App Store. Android users can go to the Google Play Store. Search for “Tri Delta Transit.” Locate the Mobile Ticket app and install on your phone. Click on these links to go directly to the App Store or Google Play.

Where the app is accepted: Mobile Tickets are available for both fixed-route and paratransit buses. Fixed route tickets accepted on fixed route buses only. Paratransit tickets accepted on paratransit buses only.

How to pay: Visa, MasterCard, and Discover are accepted.

Transfers: You may transfer buses with Mobile Tickets if you are using a valid Day Pass, 31-Day Pass, or a 20-Ride Pass with rides remaining. Single-ride mobile tickets are valid for one ride only.

Passes available on the app: All current Tri Delta Transit passes AND single rides can be purchased on Mobile Tickets:

• Single Rides
• Day Passes
• 20-Ride Passes
• 31-Day Passes
• Paratransit (ADA and non-ADA Rides)
• Summer Youth Passes (summer months only)

Paper passes: Not transferrable to the app.

Tri Delta Transit Mobile Ticket Mobile App User Guide: Review Here