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TAM bus.
To Roma Termini.

TAM, from Fiumicino Bus Station to Roma Termini.

30–65 min ride01:30–00:15Luggage included

Priced per traveler.

Each traveler pays the fare; group products are applied where they beat it.

TravelersEachTotal
1 adult€7€7
2 adults€7€14
3 adults€7€21
4 adults€7€28
5 adults€7€35
6 adults€7€42
7 adults€7€49
8 adults€7€56

This is the Basic fare, valid only for the booked departure, and EUR 12 return. A Flexi ticket usable on any departure that day costs EUR 8 one-way, EUR 13 return; buying from staff at the stop costs EUR 9 one-way, EUR 15 return. Children up to 6 years old travel free if a seat is spare.

Travelling as three or four?

A private car to your door: €81 for four

Four pay €28 on the TAM bus. The car meets you in arrivals and takes you to any address in Rome in about 40–75 min, at a price fixed when you book ahead with Welcome Pickups.

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How to get there

From arrivals to Roma Termini

Three steps once you have collected your bags.

01

Find the stop

Fiumicino Bus Station.

02

Buy your ticket

From the driver, a machine or the app.

03

Ride to Roma Termini

30–65 min.

Worth knowing

Buses leave roughly every 25 to 45 minutes through the day, widening to about an hour before dawn; the longest wait at any time is about 80 minutes.

Journey time varies with traffic: the timetable allows as little as 30 minutes late at night and up to about 65 minutes in the day.

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