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zero

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Is there a day ticket that will allow travel along this line and the related buses?

I have found a Zone map and the route falls within Zones 13, 14 and 16 (does Innsbruck count double?) but I can only find mention of weekly tickets which cover two zones, or a day ticket for Tirol at €40.20 which includes unnecessary children (I will be alone).

Do you really have to buy singles for every journey?
 
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NO-as such not, but that very much depends on what other trips you intend to take. But in general your research is right, I ´am afraid´ in neat /en/.
Best buy for short stay visitors wanting more as just the city and staying a bit longer is a 7-day all zones ticket for 53,20 (may start any day-just buy at any staffed station), so this may also include the in Tirol sectors of your trip in/out. I used this myself some years ago for some 5-6 days then&there. Good value-also includes a direct express bus to Ost-Tirol, and the transit Germany railline to Reutte.
Tickets to/fro INNsbruck have as MINimum the indeed higher fare that applies for that city-but it does not count as double zone.
Prices are also much lower-nearly 50% for ANY senior from 65, no further cards needed for that.
You also did not clearly specifiy what other BUSlines you want-as there are just very, very few connecting to that Stubaitalline.
For just city Innsbruck+return on that line, it would appear to me then best buy is 24 hr INNsbruck city for 7€+ additional 2 singles out+return to ride that line. From the german Tariff folder as presented on their website (VVTirol) it does indeed NOT show any daytickets as ´return´ as indeed most-but not all, Austrian province/Land organised VerkehrsVerbund traffic areas offer.
Just 1 remark: in general the ´free for children´ is quite common and in most cases does not really mark up the price as it would be for just 1 or 2 adults on their own. One probably also does not want an endless list of any possible combo of small groups or families and just slightly differing prices for it all.
 

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Also worth checking with your hotel. You should get a card (Gästekarte) including local transport for your stay. You'd then just pay for the extra zones.

Found it:
 

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Those cards are not provided by every hotel however although the welcome card does include a larger portion of the STB than the Innsbruck Card (which you can buy) of day tickets do.
 

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You also did not clearly specifiy what other BUSlines you want-as there are just very, very few connecting to that Stubaitalline.
Not staying at a hotel, I just found a convenient flight from INN airport but train to Innsbruck would arrive in the city 6 hours earlier and this tram has been on my list of things to do.

I guess the free transport offered by hotels may play a part in the reason for the lack of ticket varieties on offer.
 

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I guess the free transport offered by hotels may play a part in the reason for the lack of ticket varieties on offer.
Well, there is actually no free transport offer that covers the entire STB... (Though hotels in the Stubaital offer a voucher for free travel from and to Innsbruck, but that's just a single trip and not useful for you)

Within Innsbruck the Innsbruck Card is good value especially when you'd take the cable car to the top of Innsbruck, the public transport part thereof is also covering slightly more than the day ticket (as you can use it to travel to Igls with tram 6, also an scenic route by the way)
 
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