RapidKL Launches MyTourist Pass To Enhance Tourist Experience In Kuala Lumpur
In a move aimed at making public transportation more accessible to both domestic and international tourists, Prasarana Malaysia, through its RapidKL network, has officially launched the MyTourist Pass. This new travel pass promises to enhance the tourist experience in the Klang Valley, offering unlimited travel across RapidKL’s extensive network of LRT, MRT, Monorail, BRT, and bus services for a fixed period of either 1, 2, or 3 days.
Currently, the MyTourist Pass is available at a special introductory price, which will remain in effect until 9 December 2024. Malaysians can purchase the 1-day pass for just RM15, with the 2-day pass priced at RM25 and the 3-day pass at RM35 (regular prices for the pass are RM20, RM30 and RM40 respectively). To purchase this pass, Malaysian citizens will need to bring their own Touch ‘n Go card to use the MyTourist Pass perks. You will also be asked to present your MyKad / MyTentera at the Rapid KL service counter for verification and eligibility. Do ensure that you have a minimum balance of RM6 in your TnG card. Alternatively, you can bring cash to top up your TnG card at the counter.
For international tourists, the pass costs RM35 for 1 day, RM50 for 2 days, and RM65 for 3 days (regular prices for the pass are RM40, RM60 and RM80 respectively).
This travel pass offers a convenient way for visitors to Kuala Lumpur to get around using the public transport network and explore key attractions, from cultural landmarks like the Muzium Negara and Dataran Merdeka to the shopping of Bukit Bintang. You can have unlimited rides on any of the transport services operated by RapidKL. The MyTourist Pass also includes discounts at major tourist spots e.g. Petronas Twin Towers, Petrosains, Sunway Lagoon, and Menara Kuala Lumpur, as well as at over 30 selected restaurants and shopping malls across the city.
According to Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof, the MyTourist Pass is part of Malaysia’s ongoing efforts to promote sustainable tourism. The launch of this pass aligns with Visit Malaysia Year 2026 and coincides with Malaysia’s hosting of the ASEAN Summit 2025. The initiative hopes to make Kuala Lumpur a more accessible and tourist-friendly city, while supporting the growth of the tourism sector.
Transport Minister Anthony Loke also highlighted the MyTourist Pass’s importance in encouraging the use of public transport, which will ease the exploration of Kuala Lumpur and its surrounding areas. He added that the collaboration with over 30 partners, including top restaurants and shopping centres, would make it a valuable investment for tourists.
The MyTourist Pass is available for purchase and activation at all RapidKL customer service offices, LRT, MRT, Monorail, and BRT stations, as well as selected bus hubs across the Klang Valley, including Chow Kit, Pasar Seni, Puchong Utama, and Sri Nilam. It operates on a day-cycle basis, and tourists can activate it at any time of the month.
To get around, you can refer to the guidance provided in the MyRapid PULSE app. Alternatively, 3rd party apps such as Google Maps and Moovit also provide guidance as well as live timing of trains and buses (mostly).
