MBTA mTicket APK
Version 7.8.19 - com.mbta.mobileappmbta,mobileapp,maps,navigation,mticket
Buy a ticket anywhere, anytime - in seconds.
APP Information
| Download Version | 7.8.19 (1707322947) |
| Apk Size | 18.87 MB |
| App Developer | redspottedhanky.com |
| Malware Check | TRUSTED |
| Install on Android | 5.1 and up |
| App Package | com.mbta.mobileapp.apk |
| MD5 | e41b8787040c3ac9b59c909c1f24fd17 |
| Rate | 5 |
| Website | http://mbta.com/mticket |
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Download MBTA mTicket 7.8.19 APK
App Description
MBTA mTicket is mbta,mobileapp,maps,navigation,mticket, content rating is Everyone (PEGI-3). This app is rated 5 by 1 users who are using this app. To know more about the company/developer, visit redspottedhanky.com website who developed it. com.mbta.mobileapp.apk apps can be downloaded and installed on Android 5.1 and higher Android devices. The Latest Version of 7.8.19 Available for download. Download the app using your favorite browser and click Install to install the application. Please note that we provide both basic and pure APK files and faster download speeds than APK Mirror. This app APK has been downloaded 327+ times on store. You can also download com.mbta.mobileapp APK and run it with the popular Android Emulators.
Buy a ticket anywhere, anytime - in seconds. The Official MBTA mTicket App is like a ticket office in your pocket. Your smartphone is your ticket! With the new MBTA mTicket App for Commuter Rail and Ferry, you can securely purchase MBTA Commuter Rail and Ferry Single Ride, Round-Trip, 10 Ride, and Monthly tickets in seconds. Purchasing a ticket is easy: select your trip & ticket type, enter your payment card information and your smartphone is your ticket! Never lose your ticket again! Once you purchase your ticket, it will always stick in My Tickets. Need to replace your phone? No problem -- we can easily transfer any purchased ticket. Want to check your schedule or service updates? You can check schedules and T-Alerts right from inside the app! We are making the app better everyday! Let us know what you think at www.mbta.com/mticket Features: ● Secure ticket purchasing with your credit or debit card ● Your smartphone is your ticket ● Never worry about zones again -- just select your origin and destination to purchase ● Never lose your ticket -- tickets can be easily transferred if your phone is lost or stolen ● Check Commuter Rail schedules, maps, and service alerts ● Brand new offers from JustRide and the MBTA Please note that support for Android beta versions or experimental features is not guaranteed and customers using Android beta versions or experimental features do so at their own risk.
App ChangeLog
- This version contains several under-the-hood improvements for future releases
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Frank Davis
If you're in an area with no ticket booth at the station you're at, this comes in handy. If you're planning a trip, you can buy tickets ahead of time and keep them in the "wallet" in app so you're prepared for your trip. I use it whenever I'm going to Boston.
Chris Wells
COMMUTER RAIL ONLY. Doesn't work for the subway. This isn't clear in the app's description. The app works well though - and you can use commuter rail tickets to enter combined stations. (I'm not sure fare enforcement would like that though...)
Tyler Hilliard
Errors out when you prepare the ticket then leave the app. I'm low cell service but that shouldn't better since that's the train route. Incentivizes not activating until conductor is waiting
Jack K
Limited. This app is strictly for purchasing digital commuter rail tickets. Any other functions just sends you to the mbta website. If you are a regular commuter it might be useful. I prefer physical tickets/passes for reliability anyway.
thelastkilljoy
I can't rely on this app. Every once in a while it randomly stops accepting any debit cards. Same error. I've checked my cards, with the banks, everything on my end is fine. Last time this happened I had to uninstall and reinstall the app a few times and the error stopped, but that isn't working this time. I emailed last time but honestly it didn't help and I don't want to go though it again. Guess I'm back to buying paper passes at South Station, seems to be the only reliable way.
John Visser
I am pleased with the app. It has worked flawlessly for me so far. Everything it purports to do it has done. There are some areas that could be improved. 1. Add a card, manage cards, without requiring a purchase. Lo importance. 2. App often restarts when selecting it from running apps when it is not the app with input focus. This is annoying, especially when selecting the app to show the conductor your activated ticket; mid importance. 3. Track Assignment Notification. It would be GREAT if one could receive an alert with track assignment for the train at South Station!!! There's always a crowd of people blocking the center of the station, staring up at the board. If you are reading a book or having a drink as you wait you have to often glance up at the board or monitor; mid importance. 4. Download ticket history. Would be convenient for QTE FSA claims and tax returns if the app would email a ticket history with prices paid; mid/hi importance. 5. Keep live schedule working. The feature that shows the train location on the schedule often (usually) hangs. 6. Pay for parking. Why must I use another app, form another vendor, to pay? Add it to this app!
Eric Law
This app is okay but it has one really annoying "feature" and that is that you cannot add a payment card prior to making a purchase. I ride the commuter rail very infrequently and for whatever reason it lost the card info from the last time I bought a ticket. I'm not good with the on-screen keyboard on my phone and when I went to purchase a ticket just now, it took forever because I had to re-enter my credit card info. It would have been much better if I could have done that beforehand, but that apparently is not possible. Also this is NOT the fault of the app, but the fact that the commuter rail and subway use completely different payment systems is ridiculous. A CharlieCard would be 10x easier to use than this app.
Zach Blocker
In the most recent version of the app, I am logged out regularly (where previously, I'd remain logged in on my phone indefinitely.) I understand this is a security feature and that maybe not everyone protects their phone with a PIN or password or biometric like I do. But still, picture this: - On my way to the train, not much time to get there. - Try to open mTicket to purchase tickets. - Oops. Logged out!! Do not remember password (keep it in a password manager app that I can't access from my phone.) - No ability to log in with biometric (fingerprint). - No mTicket = no ticket = no train ride - Sit and stew in Pike traffic instead. (And lost revenue for the commuter rail) Can you please PLEASE allow the user to: 1. Customize their session time. (I would choose indefinite, since my phone screen is locked all the time.) 2. Log in via biometric (like fingerprint) if their phone supports it.
Julian Massari
Great! Well done, MBTA! No complaints about this app, does exactly what I need it to. However, one thing I wish is that the MBTA machines for the subway would allow you to tap your phone if it has NFC for payments, and that this app would be the way to do it. Anyway, well done!
Cassie Porter
The stations nearest me don't have manned depots so this app is essential. It is so easy to use and allows me to buy tickets in advance when planning a day-trip or multi-day vacation. System wide schedules are easily accessible, as well as street maps and station info.