MBTA mTicket

Name: MBTA mTicket
Rating: 2.6 (637 reviews)
Author: MBTA

By: MBTA App

Travel

Overview

Version:

7.9.4

Last updated: 2026-04-06

Ranking

#91,386 ▼ 530

Overall

Features & Capabilities

MBTA mTicket lets you buy MBTA Commuter Rail and Ferry tickets from your phone in seconds. Choose Single Ride, Round-Trip, or 10 Ride tickets, enter payment details, and your smartphone becomes your ticket.

Keep tickets in My Tickets and easily transfer if your phone is lost. Check schedules and service alerts inside the app, plus new offers from JustRide and MBTA.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Navigation & Mapping Payments Shopping

By:

MBTA

Rating:

2.60

(637) 1 new ratings

Version:

7.9.4 Last updated: 2026-04-06

Version code:

884015795

Creation date:

2012-11-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

77.95MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-18

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 91,386 ▼ 530

Other platforms

MBTA mTicket (v7.9.4)

947,547 2.84

(1,613)

For Developers

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

MBTA

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mbta-mticket/id560487958

Website:

http://www.mbta.com/mticket

User Reviews

Users like that MBTA mTicket helps locate lines, view schedules, and buy tickets in-app, and some find it reliable for travel. However, many reviews mention persistent problems: frequent glitches and crashes, unresponsive buttons, and navigation back to ticketing from schedules. Payment and login issues (card/Apple Pay failures and extra on-train fees) are common. Coverage is limited (not the subway) and some lines run poorly or are delayed. Overall, the app is usable at times but suffers from reliability, usability, and scope gaps that frustrate users.

Pros

Lets you find train lines and schedules and buy tickets in-app.
Helps you get a ticket when you need one.
Functional and fairly reliable for ferries and core MBTA services.
Useful for travelers as a general tool.

Cons

Ticket purchases often fail; connectivity errors and card/Apple Pay issues.
Glitches and unstable UI: buttons not loading, app crashes, back navigation problems.
Poor navigation/UX: hard to move between schedules, tickets, and wallet; back button disappears.
Limited coverage: not a subway app and zones/stations can be confusing; some lines unreliable.
Account/login and support issues: trouble resetting passwords/editing details; reports of extra on-train fees.

Recent reviews

have fun with my 80 bucks mticket, why don’t you eat my hog while you’re at it

by 67*****, 2026-06-29

4/5. Good because there’s a report section where people can report stuff happening at stations and they could even call transit police. What I don’t like is how it only works for the commuter rail.