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Bringing your children with you when you ride CTA is easy, especially if you have a Ventra Card to pay your fare. Fare basics: Most riders pay a “Full Fare” or ride with full fare passes when using cash, buying disposable Ventra Tickets from a vending machine or a Ventra Card
- Reduced/free Ride Programs
Each child pays a Reduced Fare: Tell bus operator or see...
- Student Fares
For children 7–11, a regular Reduced Fare is deducted from...
- Reduced/free Ride Programs
Each child pays a Reduced Fare: Tell bus operator or see station attendant for assistance at train stations before paying. Children under 7 ride free with a fare-paying customer.
For children 7–11, a regular Reduced Fare is deducted from transit value outside of Student Reduced Fare hours, if your card is registered (otherwise, students will need to ask for help to receive an age-based Reduced Fare).
CTA offers a Student Reduced Fare on its bus and train services for elementary and high school students ages 7-20 valid Monday through Friday from 5:30 AM through 8:30 PM.
CTA and Pace fare programs While CTA and Pace maintain control of their fare policies, all of your programs and permits are available through Ventra. Click on a link below to learn more about your fare policy and rider status.
CTA Transit Customer Fare Cards. There are various CTA Fares. Find the fare that suits you. Click the "Get Started Online" button below to purchase fare cards online at the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) website. Get Started Online.
The Student Ventra Card is a contactless hard plastic card capable of storing transit value and providing enrolled students with student reduced fare rides on CTA and Pace Suburban Bus Service. The Student Ventra Card is reusable and will only be deactivated if your child is no longer a student.
