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# Bus Ticket

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### Level 1 Tickets

* The only way to buy a bus ticket (aside from secondary markets like OpenSea), is the *Station*™️
  * The only tickets for sale by the *Station* are *Level One* tickets
* *Bus Tickets* cost 0.002 ETH (\~$5) each
* A *Bus Ticket* gives you the option to board a bus. Once you board the bus, your *Bus Ticket* is burned in exchange for a *Ticket Stub*
  * Thus, the supply of *Bus Tickets*, per level is always fluctuating

### Level 2 Tickets and beyond

At the moment, the only way to earn a *Bus Ticket* higher than Level 1 is to play the game, or visit secondary marketplaces.

We are exploring the idea of building our own marketplace, but at the moment, OpenSea and others are sufficient until our community grows large enough.

### Purchase price distribution

98% of the purchase price of a *Bus Ticket* is distributed into levels in the game via the protocol.

2% of the price goes towards the daily [Last Chance Raffle](/protocol-categories/hitchhikers-last-chance.md)

* If the 2% daily grows to a considerable size it could be broken out into smaller raffles or incentives


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