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New ferry prices on the Danube: What passengers need to know now!
Adjustment of ferry fees for the Danube ferry Posching from November 1, 2025 - details on the tariff change and ticket purchase.
New ferry prices on the Danube: What passengers need to know now!
The Danube ferry “Posching” between Mariaposching in the Straubing-Bogen district and Stephansposching in the Deggendorf district is getting a breath of fresh air – at least in the form of new tariffs. From November 1st, adjusted ferry fees will apply, which were announced today by district administrators Josef Laumer and Bernd Sibler. This change comes at the right time for many commuters and travelers to take advantage of the more favorable conditions.
A significant price increase was originally planned by the Straubing-Bogen district, but this proposal was rejected. Instead, the two district offices have agreed on tariffs that both meet the needs of users and keep the ferry's economic viability in mind. This not only makes everyday life easier for passengers, but also shows that a good hand for the needs of the citizens has been shown here.
Authorities and payment methods
The current ferry fees can be viewed on the Straubing-Bogen district homepage. Tickets in various sizes – single, weekly and ten tickets – are available directly at the ferry. A small plus: Payment can be made in cash or with an EC card, which guarantees travelers flexible handling.
For frequent travelers who regularly use the ferry, monthly and annual passes are issued upon request by the Straubing-Bogen district office. These applications are available both on site at the ferry and online and can be submitted digitally. This is an easy way to get the reduced rate.
The Danube ferry “Posching” is not only a practical means of transport, but also a pleasant way to enjoy the beautiful landscape along the Danube. As the ferry glides over the water, passengers are treated to a picturesque view of nature that is often neglected on the daily commute.
In order to continue to serve passengers well, it remains to be seen how the new price adjustment will be received. Interest in using the ferry is likely to increase, and with it the importance of this connection for the residents of the two districts. The ferry company and the responsible authorities have already agreed on measures to improve the service.
For everyone who would like to use the Danube ferry or are simply curious about what the journey looks like, there will be the opportunity in the coming weeks to try out the new tariffs and perhaps bag a bargain or two. Regional transport connections are and remain an important part of everyday life for many people. Special promotions and offers will certainly continue to appear regularly on the website in the future Counties communicated.