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Rapid KL Travel Passes 2026: Six Passes, Two Concession Cards, and Why the Same 30 Days Costs RM50 or RM150
Prasarana has rebranded its Rapid travel passes under a single set of Malay names, and most Klang Valley commuters still only know one of them. There are now six: My50 at RM50 a month for Malaysians, Rapid Bulanan at RM150 a month for everyone else, Rapid Kota at RM10 a day, Rapid Kembara at RM25 a day with more than 30 partner discounts, Rapid Keluarga at RM30 for four people on a weekend, and Rapid Mesra, which is free for registered Malaysian OKU cardholders. Two more Rapid products sit outside that list and answer a different question: Rapid Pelajar and Rapid Emas are concession cards giving Malaysian students and over-60s 50 per cent off every cash fare, which beats a monthly pass outright if you only travel a few days a week. Every price excludes the Touch n Go card and assumes RM5 already sitting in the purse.
KLIA Transit to Putrajaya: What a Return Costs Now the Merdeka RM14 Fare Is Gone
ERL's Merdeka RTN fare, which halved KLIA Transit return tickets into Putrajaya & Cyberjaya, expired after 31 August 2026. We re-priced every Putrajaya sector on ERL's own booking engine on 9 September 2026, for a 16 September same-day return, and the engine now returns exactly two products: CIMB Visa Debit RTN at RM19.60 from KL Sentral, and the standard online return at RM25.20, against RM28.00 at the gate. From Bandar Tasik Selatan it is RM11.20 and RM14.40. A MyKad Category A concession reaches the same RM19.60 with no bank card, at 30% off one-way fares. The Visa and Maybank card deals are KLIA Ekspres only, and Group Saver and Family Package do not cover Putrajaya at all. No Malaysia Day fare has been published, and ERL's expired Merdeka offer page is still live on its homepage carousel.