ACTV's Aerobus airport ticket is €10 and ATVO's express coach is €12. ATVO's own timetable for line 35 prints €12 single and €20 return, and the Veneto transport authority approved new airport fares from 1 February 2026. Comparison sites quoting €8 for both are out of date.
Alilaguna is a separate company with its own tickets: a €25 day pass or a €45 three-day ACTV card does not include the airport boat, and singles are €18. The only way to join them up is the €7 airport supplement bought at the same time as an ACTV travel card.
The fixed €40 fare ends at Piazzale Roma, the road terminus. Any hotel beyond that needs a vaporetto or a water taxi on top. A driver quoting €40 to San Marco is not applying the municipal tariff — the official way to reach San Marco with your bags is a water taxi at around €110 per boat.
The last ACTV Aerobus leaves the airport at 01:10 and the first is at 04:08; ATVO's last departure is also 01:10. A 02:30 landing has the €40 taxi rank, a water taxi at night rates, and nothing else.
Venice's water-taxi tariffs are displayed at the 14 municipal stations in the city and on the Lido — there is none at the airport, so the price is whatever you are told. Supplements of €30 at night, €10 on holidays, €5 a bag beyond two and €5 a passenger beyond four are allowed on top of the base fare.