Editing Moscow Metro (section)

==={{anchor|Fares for a single trip, 1935–2013}}Fares===
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|+Ticket rates effective January 2025<ref>{{Cite web |title=Московский метрополитен |url=https://mosmetro.ru/payment/tickets/ediniy |access-date=2025-01-14 |website=Московский метрополитен}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=Московский метрополитен |url=https://mosmetro.ru/payment/tickets/troyka |access-date=2025-01-14 |website=Московский метрополитен}}</ref>
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!Trip limit
!Cost for central zone
!Cost for suburban zone
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| colspan="3" |'''''Ediny''''' ticket. Valid for metro, monorail, MCC and ground transport. Not valid for MCD.
|-
|1 ride
|75 
| -
|-
| colspan="3" style="text-align:center;" | '''''Koshelek'' ticket''' on the '''Troika card'''. Valid for all public transport in Moscow (Metro, MCC, all surface transport, suburban electric trains).
|-
|1 ride || 63 ||84
|-
|90 minutes || 94 || - 
|-
| colspan="3" style="text-align:center;" | '''''Ediny'' ticket''' on the '''Troika card'''. Valid for all metro, monorail, MCC, MCD zones "Central", "Suburban" or land transport.
|-
|1 day
|365 
|–
|-
| 3 nights ||700 || – 
|-
| 30 days ||3.070 || 3.750 
|-
| 90 days ||7.430 || 9.600 
|-
|365 days
|22.000
|28.000
|}
MCD network is divided between the "Central" and "Suburban" zone. Metro (with the monorail and the MCC) is completely within the Central zone.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="text-align:right" 
|+{{nowrap|'''Single-trip fares, 1935–2018'''}}{{Citation needed|date=February 2023}}
!Effective date
!Price
! class="unsortable" |Remarks
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|1935-05-15||50 [[Soviet ruble|kopecks]]||
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|1935-08-01||40 kopecks|| align="left" |with season ticket – 35 kopecks
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|1935-10-01||30 kopecks|| align="left" |with season ticket – 25 kopecks
|-
|1942-05-31||40 kopecks||
|-
|1948-08-16||50 kopecks|| align="left" |Banknotes were cut in value to one-tenth but most prices stayed the same
|-
|1961-01-01||5 kopecks|| align="left" |[[redenomination]]; turnstiles accepted 5 kopek coins 
|-
|1991-04-02||15 kopecks|| align="left" |Turnstiles accepted three 5 kopeck coins (written 5+5+5)
|-
|1992-03-01||50 kopecks|| align="left" |5 kopeck coins were replaced by turnstile tokens
|-
|1992-06-24||1 [[Russian ruble|ruble]]||
|-
|1992-12-01||3 rubles||
|-
|1993-02-16||6 rubles||
|-
|1993-06-25||10 rubles||
|-
|1993-10-15||30 rubles||
|-
|1994-01-01||50 rubles||
|-
|1994-03-18||100 rubles||
|-
|1994-06-23||150 rubles||
|-
|1994-09-21||250 rubles||
|-
|1994-12-20||400 rubles||
|-
|1995-03-20||600 rubles||
|-
|1995-07-21||800 rubles||
|-
|1995-09-20||1,000 rubles||
|-
|1995-12-21||1,500 rubles||
|-
|1997-06-11||2,000 rubles||
|-
|1998-01-01||2 rubles|| align="left" |Redenomination due to post-Soviet inflation
|-
|1998-09-01||3 rubles||
|-
|1999-01-01||4 rubles||
|-
|2000-07-15||5 rubles||
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|2002-10-01||7 rubles||
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|2004-04-01||10 rubles||
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|2005-01-01||13 rubles|| align="left" |Monorail fare is 50 rubles (25 rubles discount fare), no other tickets are valid on monorail
|-
|2006-01-01||15 rubles||
|-
|2007-01-01||17 rubles||
|-
|2008-01-01||19 rubles|| align="left" |Monorail fare is equal to the metro fare (reduced to 19 rubles), and only special monthly tickets also available and valid on this line
|-
|2009-01-01||22 rubles||
|-
|2010-01-01||26 rubles||
|-
|2011-01-01||28 rubles|| align="left" |Russian Railways fare in Moscow fare principles are separated and the fare did not increase (26 rubles) unlike in earlier years.
|-
|2013-01-01||28 rubles|| align="left" |''minor change:'' Monorail fare included in all metro fares, first transfer in 90 minutes does not charge
|-
|2013-04-02||30 rubles|| align="left" |Single journey fare increased. Most other kinds of fares are lowered. New: 90 minute fare.
|-
|2014-01-01||30–40 rubles|| align="left" |Single and double fare increased. 5–60 pass fare, and all 90 minute fare are stayed. Russian railway fare in Moscow increased to 28 rubles.
|-
|2016-01-01||32–50 rubles|| align="left" |All ticket fares increased. Single fare increased to 50 rubles or 32 rubles (by [[Troika card|Troika e-wallet]]). All unlimited fare are stayed.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.aif.ru/dontknows/actual/na_skolko_v_2016_godu_podorozhaet_proezd_v_moskovskom_metro |title=На сколько в 2016 году подорожает проезд в московском метро? |date=7 December 2015}}</ref>
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|2017-01-01||35–55 rubles|| align="left" |All ticket fares increased. Single fare increased to 55 rubles or 35 rubles (by Troika e-wallet). All |-unlimited fare are stayed.
|-
|2018-01-02||36–55 rubles|| align="left" |Single fare increased by 1 ruble, only while paying by Troika e-wallet. 90 minutes fare increased from 54 to 56 rubles.
|-
|2019-01-02||38–55 rubles|| align="left" |Single fare increased by 2 rubles, while paying Troika card. 90 minutes tickets increased by 3 rubles.
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|2019-12-09||38–55 rubles|| align="left" |4 of 10 railway lines included in metro fare; central zone does not require (0–2 zones), surburbian +7RUR (but 7 RUR is difference only, 2–3 zones cost 23 RUR as earlier)
|-
|2020-02-01||40–57 rubles|| align="left" |fares increased by 2 rubles, season tickets stayed. Also opened Ostafievo in zone 5 that caused to lower some fares is you set as destation and course of another ticket
|-
|2020-04-21||40 rubles|| align="left" |Till 2020-06-09 COVID-19 restriction: single fare tickets are eliminated, bank cards disabled till June 9, some discount ticked also blocked (dates non shown)
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|2020-02-01||42–60 rubles|| align="left" |fares raised except 90/365 days
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