Rules on who or what you are permitted to travel with

Children under the age of 6 travel for free. You can always take as many as you like with you – provided you yourself are over 6.

Some IsarCards allow you to take children aged between 6 and 14 with you. If you have a valid weekly or monthly IsarCard, an IsarCard9Uhr or an IsarCardJob, you can take children aged between 6 and 14 with you free of charge Monday to Friday after 9 am, and at any time on non-working days. You can take as many of your own children and grandchildren with you as you like (ID required); otherwise there is a maximum limit of three children.

The Group Day Tickets basically permit 5 adults to travel on the same ticket – with children counting as half an adult.

Your dog rides for free - if you have a valid MVV ticket or a Deutschlandticket.

Each additional dog requires a children’s ticket if not travelling in a basket or a bag.

The animal must be kept on a leash and wear a muzzle in all vehicles and in S-Bahn (urban rail) and U-Bahn (underground) stations if it could be a risk to other passengers.

Attack dogs are excluded from travelling on vehicles.

Breeds classed as attack dogs in Bavaria - List from the Munich District Administration (german version)

The transportation of bicycles is generally subject to a charge.

Single-seater bicycles are permitted on S-Bahn and U-Bahn trains and on approved regional trains.

Tandems are only permitted on suburban trains or luggage vans or in multi-purpose compartments on approved regional trains.

Bicycles are not permitted on buses and streetcars (with the exception of bicycles for small children and folding bicycles, see below). If you use a BahnCard 100 for your journey on the approved regional trains or S-Bahn trains in the MVV, you can take your bicycle with you free of charge. A day ticket for bicycles must still be purchased to take bicycles on the subway.