Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Metro Rail has reintroduced its ‘Super Saver – 59 Offer’ (SSO-59 offer) to enhance the commuting experience for its passengers. Commencing on September 23, all Hyderabad Metro rail passengers can enjoy unlimited travel for just Rs 59 during the specified Super Saver holidays, a significant reduction from the earlier SSO-99 offer priced at Rs 99. To avail of this incredible offer, passengers can use their existing Metro Holiday Card or purchase a new one for Rs 100 and recharge it with only Rs 59 at any metro station’s ticket counter on the listed Super Saver Holidays.
This offer remains valid for all listed Super Saver Holidays until March 31, 2024. For additional information, please visit your nearest metro station or refer to the official website.
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Commenting on the benefits of this offer for customers, HMRL Managing Director NVSS Reddy stated, “Metro Rail is committed to surpassing customer expectations by offering innovative and cost-effective solutions, whether it’s daily commuting or exploring the city. This offer is our way of expressing gratitude to passengers for choosing Metro Rail as their preferred mode of transportation.”
The Hyderabad Metro Rail previously introduced a similar offer during the Ugadi festival season. The objective was to encourage people, especially students and young commuters, to use the metro for travel during the festival period. The Super Saver Metro Holiday Card provided unlimited metro travel across 57 metro stations and three corridors on 100 applicable holidays throughout the year, starting from April 2 (Ugadi). The Super Saver Metro Holiday Card could be obtained from any metro rail counter for a one-time fee of Rs 50, along with a top-up of Rs 59.
Additionally, a similar offer, known as the ‘Super Saver Freedom Offer (SSF Offer),’ was made available for the extended Independence Day weekend earlier this year. Passengers could enjoy unlimited metro rides on August 12, 13, and 15 by recharging their Super Saver Metro Holiday Card with just Rs 59.
