päevapilet

Päevapilet is an Estonian term that translates to "day ticket" or "day pass". It generally refers to a ticket that allows unlimited travel or access to a specific service for a single day. The concept of a päevapilet is widely used in public transportation systems across Estonia. For example, in cities like Tallinn, a päevapilet for public transport allows a person to use buses, trams, and trolleybuses within the designated zones for the entire day, typically from midnight to midnight.

The price of a päevapilet varies depending on the city or region and the type of service it covers. It is often a more economical option for individuals who plan to make multiple journeys within a single day compared to purchasing individual tickets for each trip. In addition to public transport, the term päevapilet can also be used for other services, such as access to swimming pools, museums, or recreational facilities, granting one-day unlimited entry. The validity period is strictly limited to the calendar day of purchase or activation.