HART is announcing the official full transition to Flamingo Fares, a faster, more
convenient, and more secure way for riders to pay fares across the HART
network. Starting January 5, 2025, HART will no longer accept Paper
Fare Cards, making way for modern, contactless fare options that simplify
the transit experience. New Fare Payment Options Starting January 5, 2025: - Flamingo Fares: Tap-and-go payments with a Flamingo smart
card or mobile app
- Contactless debit/credit/pre-paid cards
- E-wallet options: Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay
- Cash: Exact change will still be accepted for a one-way fare
onboard
Benefits of Flamingo Fares - Convenience: No more paper cards to carry! Simply tap
your Flamingo card, mobile phone, or contactless payment card to board.
- Savings: With daily and monthly fare capping, riders
are guaranteed the best value.
- Easy
Refill: Load money onto
your Flamingo card or app anytime, either online or at HART Transit
Centers.
Getting Started with Flamingo Fares:
- Download
the Flamingo Fares App from the App Store or Google Play.
- Purchase
a Flamingo Smart Card at any HART Transit Center or online at FlamingoFares.com.
- Transfer
Any Remaining Balance from your Paper Fare Card to Flamingo Fares before
January 5, 2025.
“Flamingo
Fares brings greater ease, affordability, and flexibility to our riders,”
said Sean McCarthy, Chief Operations Officer, HART. “With Flamingo, we’re
reducing the need for paper and the cost associated with collecting a paper
fare, improving payment security, and enhancing the overall rider
experience.” Why
wait until January? Join the Flock! Make the switch today and experience a
seamless ride with Flamingo Fares. For
more information on HART, visit www.goHART.org
or contact HART Customer Service at (813) 254-4278. |
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