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The Xtreme Savings packages for the BTS Green Line will be available via the Rabbit Rewards app and at all BTS ticket offices. 
Fares start at 34 baht per trip for adults with a 35-trip package priced at 1,190 baht, and 27 baht per trip for students with a 35-trip package priced at 945 baht.
Once loaded onto a Rabbit card, the first trip must be taken within seven days, with the remainder valid for the package period. For the MRT Yellow Line, which runs between Lat Phrao and Samrong, an extra value package will be available. 
Adults will pay an average fare of 25 baht per trip, while student fares start from 20 baht. Tickets will be sold at all 23 stations on the line and through the Rabbit Rewards app.

The MRT Pink Line, which serves 30 stations plus two in Muang Thong Thani, will also offer packages in both monthly (30-day) and weekly (7-day) formats. 
Fares will start at 25 baht per trip for adults and 20 baht for students. Purchases can be made at Pink Line stations or via the Rabbit Rewards app.  
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