do pasmo cards work in osaka?
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Prepaid smart cards make travel in Japan a breeze. ... Smart cards like Icoca, Suica and Pasmo are generally valid across Japan, so don't worry about which one you buy. You can use Icoca/Pasmo/Suica for all trains, subways and buses in Osaka. You can also use Icoca/Pasmo/Suica at many shops, especially convenience stores.
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Definitely! If you are planing a whole day of sightseeing in Osaka and want to visit many places at once, it is definitely worth the money. ... With the Osaka Amazing Pass you get all this for only 2,500 yen! That's a deal, isn't it.
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The following capital cities offer reusable smart cards for their public transport systems: Brisbane – Go Card; used on trains, trams, buses and ferries. ... Sydney – Opal Card; used on trains, trams, buses and ferries. Adelaide – Metrocard; used on trains, trams and buses.
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You should be able to use a Discover card in Italy. You might find some places that accept it, like hotels and some gas stations, but it definitely won't have the same reach as Visa or Mastercard. In any case, Discover and Amex both have that problem, so don't feel too bad about it.
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Osaka taxis are not as expensive as you might fear. The standard fare for a regular taxi in Osaka is Y660 for the first 2km, and Y80 for each additional 296 meters (medium and large taxis cost slightly more). Thus, you can cross town for about Y2,000. ... Osaka taxi drivers are honest and safe.
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No you cannot use cash at all on any public transport in Melbourne. You will have to find a place to buy a Myki card.
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Protip - Capital One cards are great for traveling to Japan. ... My Capital One Venture (Visa) could be used at almost any place that accepted credit cards, and there was no international transaction fee. For my last trip, I opened up a Capital One 360 ATM card (Mastercard) for pulling out cash as needed.
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OPUS card. An OPUS card is a smart card on which you can charge all STM transit fares, with the exception of group fares, which are available on tickets only. OPUS cards are used by most transit authorities in the Greater Montréal area, and in the Québec City area.
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Icoca Prepaid Card When newly purchased, the Icoca card initially has a value of 2000 yen, which is made up of a refundable deposit of 500 yen and an initial balance of 1500 yen that can be used on most JR and non-JR urban trains and buses in Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe (and many other cities in Japan).
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You can now use PRESTO cards to pay your fare on all GO Transit buses. When you board a GO bus, tap your card onto to the PRESTO fare payment device near the driver. The machine will validate your card, record the starting point of your trip and deduct the fare to the next zone on the route.
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The NJ TRANSIT App accepts Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, credit and debit cards, and MasterCard or Visa branded commuter benefit cards. Transit checks are not accepted on the app.
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Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted in Thailand. American Express cards are accepted in large supermarkets, at expensive restaurants and hotels and at gas stations.
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*Most ARCO stations only accept debit cards. What Mobile Devices allow for Mobile Wallet payment? Applications currently on the market included Apple Pay®, Samsung Pay®, and Google Pay™.
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We no longer accept cash on buses and at ticket counters You can: Load your PRESTO card instantly with the PRESTO App directly from your phone. ... Use cash at ticket vending machines at stations to buy tickets, load your PRESTO card and, at some locations, buy a new PRESTO card.
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To pay for a purchase at any Rakuten Edy merchant in Japan, simply place the Edy card on the reader at the cashier counter. Earn 1 mile for every JPY 200 spent.
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ATMs are ubiquitous in Ecuador. You'll even find them in remote areas such as the Galápagos. Some of the major banks include Banco de Guayaquil, Banco Pichincha, and Banco del Pacífico. Most ATMs accept cards from both the Cirrus and PLUS networks, but some can't deal with PINs that are more than four digits.
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Yes, I used one a couple of days ago at my local gamestop to buy an eshop card.