multiride

Multiride is a term used to describe a ticketing or access model that provides holders with the right to participate in multiple rides or ride-related services within a defined scope, such as a single venue, a park, a transit network, or a time window. It is used across different industries, often varying by issuer.

In amusement parks and entertainment complexes, multiride passes allow entry to several attractions on a single ticket, wristband, or mobile credential. The passes may be time-limited (e.g., a day or half-day) or have a block of ride credits. Some programs are combined with general admission or separate admission.

In mobility and transportation, multiride can describe passes that cover multiple rides across a network, including buses, trains, ferries, or ride-hailing. Digital versions use mobile apps and contactless payments, with features such as ride credits, caps, or unified pricing across modes.

Implementation considerations include pricing strategies, restrictions on certain high-demand rides, blackout dates, fleet capacity, and transfer rules. Advantages include convenience and potential cost savings; drawbacks can include complicated terms, non-transferability, or limited use outside defined periods.

See also season pass, multi-ride ticket, fare pass, and ticketing system.