Line 907 gets you from PRG to central Prague after midnight

Line 907 is the night bus that replaces daytime airport routes once the regular Prague Airport Express and 119 stop, with a typical run time of about 45 minutes into the city. It serves stops outside both T1 and T2, so you can just follow the night bus icons from arrivals and look for the 907 stop board with the PID (Prague Integrated Transport) logo.

This is a standard city bus operated by PID, so you use regular Prague public transport tickets that cover zones P+0+B; a 40 CZK 90-minute ticket usually works for most airport–city rides on 907. You can buy tickets from the yellow ticket machines in arrivals at T1 and T2, or at some bus stops, then validate them in the orange validators as soon as you board.

Night service means Line 907 typically runs in the window after about 00:00, when daytime routes have finished, and connects the airport to other night lines toward central districts like Dejvická or Můstek. Check the current PID timetable for exact departure minutes; late-night headways can stretch to around 30–60 minutes, so missing a bus can cost you noticeable time.

Stops for Line 907 sit on the same curb as daytime buses like 119 and 100, just further along the marked bays, so check the digital display above each bay for “907” before you line up. The bus uses standard low-floor vehicles with front and middle doors, and luggage just goes in the usual standing space, which can feel tight if you board with a large checked bag during a busy 01:00 departure.

Because this is a regular city route, there is no dedicated luggage rack and no onboard card machine on some vehicles, so having a validated paper ticket or a contactless card ready at T1/T2 saves stress. Final tip: screenshot the 907 night map and timetable before you leave the terminal Wi‑Fi so you’re not guessing where to get off at 01:30 with roaming turned off.