Winter vacation is coming, and it is also during the Spring Festival. The frequency of taking children out will also increase. Then, if you take the high-speed railway, does the baby need to buy a ticket? What are the requirements and charging standards for children's tickets? Let's have a look!
Does the baby need to buy a ticket to take the high-speed railway
According to the current charging standard for train children, there is no need to buy a ticket for an adult to take a baby.
Free: an adult passenger can carry a child less than 1.2m in height for free. If there is more than one child less than 1.2 meters tall, one child shall be free, and other children shall buy children's tickets.
Children's tickets: Children's tickets are half price seats, accelerated tickets and air-conditioned tickets; The seat type shall be the same as that of adult passengers, and the arrival station shall not be far from that of adult passengers.
Full price ticket: children with a height of 1.2-1.5m must buy a children's ticket; Those over 1.5 meters must buy full price seats. When an adult passenger holds a sleeper ticket, children can share a sleeper with him, and shall purchase tickets free of charge or in accordance with the above provisions. When children use a berth alone, they should purchase a full price berth ticket separately.
When purchasing real name tickets at the railway ticket window, the real name system is not implemented for children's tickets. When purchasing tickets on the website of China Railway Customer Service Center, you must provide valid ID information of children on board; If the child on the bus does not apply for a valid identity document, he may use the valid identity document information of the adult in the same trade.
Standard lines for measuring children's height are set at the ticket window, check-in gate, exit and train end door of the station. When measuring the height of children, the actual height of children (taking off shoes) shall prevail.
How old can the baby take the train
Trains and motor cars are relatively stable and have no age limit. Generally speaking, if you have prepared necessary baby supplies, you can take your baby by train or motor car. If your baby's physical condition allows, it's not impossible to take your baby on a long-distance trip. However, it is not recommended to take a baby less than 3 months old on a long-distance train with a large flow of people. Trains with a large flow of people have poor air circulation, inconvenient walking and noisy voice, which is not conducive to parents taking care of their babies. If the nursing is improper, the baby may even cry and choke milk.
Precautions for baby taking train
1. Take the baby by train, pay attention to safety
Be sure to remember that the baby can't leave your hand. Avoid talking too much with strangers on the train and avoid strangers from approaching the baby. Try to walk less on the train. If you need to walk, leave one person to look after the baby.
2. Take the baby by train and pay attention to hygiene
Try to avoid the baby's hands touching things on the train. Adults and babies should wash their hands frequently.
It is better not to exceed 1 day. Pay attention to safety, avoid noise and ensure adequate sleep; Eat a small amount of food and take care of your urine and urine; When the train is running at high speed, try not to let the baby look out of the window, so as not to cause fear.
Pay attention to keep quiet when taking the bus to avoid noise; Don't feed too much each time, but feed every 2-3 hours. After feeding, erect the back and empty the gas in the stomach to avoid vomiting; It's best to bring diapers and some toys.
3. When taking the baby by train, pay attention to the amount of drinking water
Pay attention to drinking more water when eating. The journey can easily make the baby angry. Sometimes the baby will cry because the environment is unfamiliar, so feeding more water to the baby can prevent the baby from getting angry. Eat food that is easy to digest. Pay attention to food hygiene. Eat on the train. Don't eat too full, and eat easily digestible food.
4. Take the baby by train to prevent carsickness
Children over the age of 2 should prevent carsickness. Children under the age of 2 will hardly get carsick. Children aged 3-12 are the most likely to get carsick. Children are particularly prone to motion sickness in the state of fasting, fullness, fatigue and mental tension.