ÖBB Tickets

Name: ÖBB Tickets
Rating: 1.9 (135 reviews)
Author: ÖBB-Personenverkehr AG

By: ÖBB-Personenverkehr AG

The fast track to your ticket

Features & Capabilities

ÖBB Tickets makes buying tickets fast for trains, buses, metro and trams. Book tickets and access exclusive online fares (Sparschiene Österreich) from anywhere.

Features include SimplyGo fare calculation, seat reservations, lowest-fare sorting, and a secure ÖBB Account to store personal data and payment methods, plus ongoing improvements.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Navigation & Mapping Payments Shopping

By:

ÖBB-Personenverkehr AG

Rating:

1.90

(135) 3 new ratings

Version:

5.2621.0 Last updated: 2026-06-02

Version code:

886383375

Creation date:

2015-10-31

Compatible devices:

Size:

63.07MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 186,737 ▲ 1,414

Other platforms

ÖBB Tickets (v5.2621.0.2074.26530)

5,876,436 2.71

(13,255)

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Developed by:

ÖBB-Personenverkehr AG

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/%C3%B6bb-tickets/id1041401604

Website:

https://www.oebb.at/app

User Reviews

Users report ÖBB Tickets can be convenient for mobile ticketing with quick confirmations and in-app tickets, and some international payments work. However, recurring issues include seat reservations not functioning, unpredictable payment failures for international cards, a confusing UI, and inaccurate or missing train information with poor delay updates. Overall reliability is inconsistent, leading some travelers to prefer buying at the station.

Pros

Easy mobile ticket purchase with quick confirmations and easy access to tickets in the app home screen.
International card payments (US cards / Visa) work for many users.
In-app ticket display and updates on schedule changes during travel.

Cons

Seat reservation and seat selection frequently do not work; you can select seats but cannot reserve or purchase them and encounter errors.
Payment failures or errors, especially for international cards; unpredictable and often block purchases.
Poor usability and confusing design; not user-friendly and feels outdated.
Inaccurate or missing train information and schedules; trains not appearing or existing, delays not reliably communicated.
General reliability issues and deployment problems (bugs, apparent lack of testing) leading to missed trains or needing to use the station.

Recent reviews

The Good: Easily see many options for departure station, departure time, and price. There is a way to search with a lengthen the transfer time for intermediate train changes (the wine glass symbol in the top right corner), but it’s not a default, it must be applied for each search. The Bad: The tickets may say they are refundable, but that’s not entirely true. Standard OEBB business practice is refundable only until you download the ticket as a pdf, printed the ticket, or saved an e-ticket. The true useable ticket is more like an airline boarding pass and it’s not refundable. Also, the e-ticket is just a pdf copy on the app under My Tickets tab that requires several steps to reach. There is not a way to put any OBB discount pass or ticket in Apple Wallet. It’s best to download the pdf, save it on your phone (Folders in On My iPhone, if you have an Apple phone) in case you don’t have cell service and print a hard copy before hand. The Ugly: It’s 99.9 percent impossible to purchase anything through this app or the OBB website with a U.S. issued credit card. OBB uses a third party card processor called SaferPay. It automatically declines 99.9 percent of attempts within microseconds. My wife and I tried dozens if not hundreds of times over several weeks and were only successful twice. This with multiple credit cards, all with the latest 3-D Secure. The work around is PayPal, if you are okay with high fees and their find print trickery, or using a third party vendor app such as Trainline or SBB. I think DB might also work. Even those apps at the very end redirect you to the OBB app to download the e-ticket or the pdf (you cannot do both).

by Hi*****, 2026-05-20

Truly trash app

by tr*****, 2026-05-19

The app seems ok but I failed to pay for the ticket. The app redirects to something called saferpay that always tells me that my card was declined and I need to contact the merchant. What merchant? I tried it with 3 cards and all have declined. And neither of the apps for those banks showed any declined transactions. The only payment that worked for me was PayPal, which charged me a hefty transaction fee. How does OBB make any money with that kind of an app?