How to enter the station with a high-speed rail ticket for children? How to buy a child ticket if you have already bought a high-speed rail ticket

When riding on the high-speed rail, I believe that many mothers are busy and don't know what to do because of the children's ticket. Today, Encyclopedia Knowledge Network will show you how to enter the station with a high-speed rail children's ticket, how to buy a children's ticket after buying a high-speed rail ticket, and the difference between a high-speed rail accompanying ticket and a children's ticket, so that you can travel more easily.

Contents of this article

1. How to enter the station with a high-speed rail child ticket

2. How to buy a child ticket if the high-speed rail ticket has already been purchased

3. The difference between high-speed rail accompanying tickets and children's tickets

How to enter the station with a high-speed rail child ticket

Passengers with children can use the manual channel and enter the station by swiping their ID cards. The railway department has set up priority channels for the elderly and children at each entrance, providing considerate services. Children under 1.2 meters tall are exempt from high-speed rail tickets.

An adult can bring a child under 1.2 meters into the station for free. Children who ride for free and children holding children's tickets do not need to use the real-name ticket system.

Children between 1.2m and 1.5m in height need to buy a child ticket. Children over 1.5m in height need to buy an adult ticket.

If you travel with multiple children and all of them are under 1.2 meters tall, one child can ride free of charge, and the other children need to buy children's tickets.

How to buy children's ticket if I have already bought the high-speed rail ticket

You can use the household registration booklet and the identity information of the accompanying adult to purchase a child ticket. If the child has already applied for a second-generation resident ID card, the passenger can use the child's own ID card to purchase a child ticket. Adult passengers can also use the ID card number on the child's household registration booklet to purchase a train ticket for the child.

Children’s high-speed rail tickets can be purchased online, but they must be purchased together with adult tickets for the accompanying passenger. Otherwise, the official online train ticket booking website system will prompt that the seat reservation has failed.

Passengers can also go to the train ticket window at the station or ticket agency with valid identification documents or resident household registration books to purchase high-speed rail children's tickets.

Adult passengers can use their valid IDs to purchase train tickets for their children online, but minors taller than 1.5 meters do not have the right to purchase children's tickets and can only purchase full-price real-name tickets.

The difference between high-speed rail accompanying ticket and children's ticket

High-speed rail accompanying ticket means that adult passengers can bring one child under 1.2 meters in height, free of charge, and the child sits in the same seat as the adult. Children's ticket means that children with a height of 1.2 to 1.5 meters traveling with adults must buy children's tickets, which are charged at half the price of adult tickets.

When purchasing children's tickets on the official website, if the child has an ID card, the child can be added as a passenger. If the identity information verification status is "passed" or "pre-passed", the child can purchase the ticket.

When purchasing children's tickets on the official website, if the child does not have an ID card, they can use the identity information of the "approved" or "pre-approved" accompanying adult to purchase the ticket.

When buying a real-name ticket at a railway ticket window, children's tickets are not subject to the real-name system. When an adult passenger holds a sleeper ticket, a child can share a sleeper with the adult passenger.