Kereta Panorama Siap Dilaunching 21 Maret, Harga Tiket Dimulai dari Rp 475.000

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JAKARTA, 5.180.24.3 - Untuk menyambut arus mudik Lebaran tahun 2025, PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero), atau singkatnya KAI, meluncurkan layanan khusus bernama Kereta Panoramic di dalam seri kereta api Mutiara Timur yang ditangani oleh divisi wisata dari KAI. Harga tiket untuk layanan ini dimulai dari Rp 475.000.

Jasa ini akan aktif dari tanggal 21 Maret 2025 sampai dengan 11 April 2025 guna menjangkau rute antara Surabaya Gubeng dan Ketapang (PP).

Menurut Vice President Public Relations KAI Anne Purba, kedatangan KA Mutiara Timur Panoramic mencerminkan janji perusahaan untuk memperbaiki kenyamanan para penumpang.

Hal ini terutama untuk warga yang berkeinginan merasakan petualangan dengan panorama memukau sepanjang jalur perjalanan dari Surabaya ke Banyuwangi.

Anne mengatakan bahwa kehadiran KA Mutiara Timur Panoramic memungkinkan para penumpang merasakan perjalanan pulang kampung dengan cara yang luar biasa karena adanya fasilitas premium yang disediakan.

"Layanan ini bukan hanya memberikan kemudahan, namun juga menghadirkan pengalaman segar melalui jendela lebar dan atap kaca yang membuat para pelanggan dapat menyaksikan pemandangan sepanjang perjalanannya," demikian kata dia.

Kereta API tersebut berangkat dari Stasiun Ketapang pada jam 08:40 WIB dan sampai di Stasiun Surabaya Gubeng pada pukul 14:38 WIB.

Untuk arah yang berlawanan, Kereta Api Mutiara Timur Panoramic keberangkatan dimulai dari Stasiun Surabaya Gubeng pada pukul 21.50 WIB dan mencapai Ketapang pada pukul 03.40 WIB.

KA Mutiara Timur Panoramic akan menghentikan perjalanannya di beberapa stasiun termasuk Sidoarjo, Bangil, Pasuruan, Probolinggo, Klakah, Tanggul, Rambipuji, Jember, Kalibaru, Kalisetail, Temuguruh, Rogojampi, serta Banyuwangi Kota sebelum pada akhirnya sampai di Ketapang.

Rute terbalik pun akan melalui station-station yang sama, memberikan kelenturan kepada para pengguna untuk menentukan tempat boarding dan alighting berdasarkan keperluan masing-masing.

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