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Wie komme ich von Frankfurt Flughafen nach Darmstadt?
  • Sie können mit dem Zug (Frankfurt Flughafen Fernbahnhof nach Darmstadt Hauptbahnhof) oder mit dem Bus reisen.
  • Mit der DB Navigator App können Sie die Züge suchen und auch das Zugticket kaufen.
  • Es gibt einen Bus namens Bus AIR vom Flughafen Terminal 1 nach Darmstadt Hauptbahnhof, der etwa 8 Euro kostet.
  • Am bequemsten ist es, mit dem Bus AIR zu reisen
Wie komme ich von Darmstadt Bahnhof zum Campus?
  • Vom Darmstadt Hauptbahnhof können Sie zum h_da Campus laufen oder mit der Straßenbahn fahren.
  • Vom Darmstadt Hauptbahnhof fahren Sie mit der Straßenbahn bis zur Berliner Allee. Von dort aus können Sie das h_da Building sehen und darauf zugehen.
Welche Fahrkarte soll ich kaufen?
  • Ab Darmstadt Hbf müssen Sie die Straßenbahnfahrkarte über die DB Navigator App oder an einem Fahrkartenautomaten in Darmstadt Hbf kaufen.
  • Von Frankfurt nach Darmstadt können Sie das Busticket auch über die DB Navigator App kaufen. 
Wie oft fahren die Züge/Bahn?
  • An Wochentagen sind die Zug- und Busverbindungen sehr gut, an Wochenenden jedoch nur alle 30 Minuten oder 1 Stunde.
Wie viel kosten die Fahrkarte? Wo kann ich Sie kaufen? Gibt es Rabatt für Studierende?
  • Die Fahrkarte in Darmstadt kostet momentan 2,35 Euro und die Tageskarte 4,60 Euro.
  • Sie können sie mit der DB-Navigator-App oder am Fahrkartenautomaten in Darmstadt Hbf kaufen.
  • Eine Gruppentageskarte (5 Personen) kostet 7,90 Euro
  • Nein, ich glaube nicht, dass es Rabatt für Studenten anderer Universitäten gibt.
Sonstiges:
  • Hier gibt es Informationen zu den Verkehrsmitteln: https://www.rmv.de/c/de/start/.
  • Die Reise von Frankfurt Flughafen nach Darmstadt Hauptbahnhof dauert etwa 30 Minuten, je nach Verkehrsmittel.

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