RapidKL's MyCity Pass which provides unlimited MRT, LRT, BRT and bus rides is now available to both Malaysians and non-Malaysians. Now priced from RM6/day
. To encourage the usage of public transport in the Klang Valley in anticipation of more international tourists, RapidKL has reintroduced the MyCity pass for non-Malaysians. The daily MyCity Pass also gets a slight price hike for Malaysian users.RapidKL MyCity Pass provides unlimited MRT, LRT, BRT, Monorail and bus rides from RM6 per day
The MyCity Pass is a short-term public transport pass that provides unlimited rides for BRT, LRT, MRT, Monorail and RapidKL buses including MRT feeder bus services in the Klang Valley. For the price, it is more worth it to activate the daily pass as it tends to be cheaper than the usual return fare for most public transport trips.
Take note that you must have a minimum TNG card balance of RM5.00 at all times to use the pass. This means Malaysians who wish to activate a daily pass, must have at least RM11 balance on the card before activating the daily RM6 pass. Meanwhile, foreigners who wish to activate the daily pass must have at least RM15 balance on the card to activate the daily RM10 pass.
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