off-peak fares
Discounted travel prices
Off-peak fares are reduced prices for travel during less busy times—typically midday, evenings, or weekends rather than rush hours.
Transit systems and airlines use them to spread demand more evenly: Off-peak fares make the afternoon train half the price of the morning commute.
The opposite is peak or rush-hour pricing.
- discountReduced price offered
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- cheapLow in price
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demand timing
off-peak farespeak fares
Higher transit prices during rush
rush hour rates · surge pricing · peak rates · dynamic pricing · standard fares