MTR fare calculator — Hong Kong MTR fares for every station

The MTR sets a fare for every pair of its 96 Hong Kong stations and publishes them all as open data. Pick two stations below for every fare and price on that journey — Octopus, single ticket, student, child and elderly; each station also has its own fare chart page, listing the fare to every other station, cheapest first. For a bus or minibus alternative use the transit fare calculator.

MTR fare between two stations

MTR fares across all 9,216 station pairs
Ticket typeFare range
Adult, Octopus$4 – $60.8
Adult, single ticket$4 – $66
Student, Octopus$1.4 – $57.6
Child 3–11, Octopus$1.4 – $30.2
Elderly 65+, Octopus$1.4 – $30.2
Persons with disabilities, Octopus$1.4 – $30.2

2,436 of the 9,216 station pairs cost a passenger aged 65 or over exactly $2 — the “$2 Scheme” flat rate, which since 3 April 2026 applies up to a $10 adult fare (20% of the adult fare above that).

Sample MTR journeys
JourneyAdult OctopusSingle ticketChildElderly
Central – Tsim Sha Tsui$10.6$12.5$5.4$2.1
Central – Tsuen Wan$15.8$16$7.4$3.2
Central – Sha Tin$17.1$19$8.6$3.4
Mong Kok – Causeway Bay$13.2$15.5$6.5$2.6

Pick a station for its full fare list

Island Line 17 stations

Tsuen Wan Line 16 stations

Kwun Tong Line 17 stations

Tseung Kwan O Line 8 stations

Tung Chung Line 8 stations

Disneyland Resort Line 2 stations

East Rail Line 16 stations

Tuen Ma Line 27 stations

South Island Line 5 stations

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the cheapest and most expensive MTR fare?
Across all 9,216 station pairs, an adult with Octopus pays from $4 to $60.8; a single-journey ticket runs $4–$66.
Do elderly passengers pay $2 on the MTR?
On 2,436 of the 9,216 station pairs the Octopus fare for a passenger aged 65 or over is exactly $2 under the Government Public Transport Fare Concession Scheme; the rest are the published elderly fares ($1.4–$30.2).
How do I find the fare between two stations?
Pick the two stations in the From and To boxes at the top of this page: you get every fare for that journey — adult Octopus (the same as QR code, contactless bank card and China T-Union), single ticket, student, child, elderly, age 60–64 and disability. Each station's page also lists all the others, cheapest first.
Where do these fares come from?
From the MTR Corporation's open-data fare file, re-read every week. Airport Express fares are published separately and are not in this table.
How are MTR fares set?
The MTR publishes one fare for each of its 9,216 station pairs rather than a flat or zonal price, with a separate figure for each ticket type: adult Octopus (QR code, contactless bank card and China T-union card pay the same), single ticket, student, child, elderly, 60–64 and eligible persons with disabilities. This calculator reads that published fare table.
Does this include monthly passes or the fare subsidy?
No. This page lists the single-journey fares in the MTR's open data (Octopus and single ticket). Monthly Pass Extra, City Saver, fare savers and the Government's Public Transport Fare Subsidy Scheme are as the MTR and the Government publish them.
Is this the Hong Kong MTR fare chart?
Yes — every fare between every pair of the 96 stations, in a form you can query. For the full chart from one station, open that station's page below: it lists the fare to all other stations, cheapest first.

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Data source: MTR Corporation (open data) · Data refreshed 2026-10-26 · synced weekly
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