transport service
All Gautrain stations and trains are described as accessible; every second Gautrain bus is wheelchair accessible. Confirm the specific feeder bus when an accessible connection is essential.
Gautrain applies peak fares 06:00–08:30 and 15:00–18:30 on weekdays and all day on weekends and public holidays; weekday off-peak applies before 06:00, from 08:30–15:00, and after 18:30.
Gautrain's operator page says trains run about every 10 minutes in peak periods and every 20 minutes off peak, with a general service window of about 05:30–20:30. Check the live app because airport and disruption timetables can differ.
Travel can be paid by tapping a contactless bank card or Gautrain card. Gates and buses require taps; station parking uses a paper ticket in the published operating instructions.
A rail user connecting to a Gautrain bus pays R13 in the peak and R6 off peak in the linked official guide.
A non-rail Gautrain bus trip is R29 in the peak and R22 off peak in the linked official guide.
A new Gautrain card is R21 in the official linked fare guide, and the stated minimum card balance to enter the system is R38.
Johannesburg