hello, I’m have ask, why ticket not available?
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Did you add Interrail as a discount and select one-way tickets? It should work that way.
EDIT : looking at tomorrow these trains are sold out in 2nd class. Either you take an earlier train or the night train (seat only left).
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Did you add Interrail as a discount and select one-way tickets? It should work that way.
Yes, not I’m not can buy Venezia to Roma
Have a look at my edit above.
I'd suggest taking the hourly reservation-free regional train to Bologna and then the Frecciarossa. For example:
- RV Venezia S. Lucia - Bologna Centrale 18:40 - 20:46
- time for a quick dinner ;)
- FR Bologna Centrale - Roma Termini 21:27 - 23:49 13€
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Have a look at my edit above.
I'd suggest taking the hourly reservation-free regional train to Bologna and then the Frecciarossa. For example:
- RV Venezia S. Lucia - Bologna Centrale 18:40 - 20:46
- time for a quick dinner ;)
- FR Bologna Centrale - Roma Termini 21:27 - 23:49 13€
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Ok, im understand, im see
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Have a look at my edit above.
I'd suggest taking the hourly reservation-free regional train to Bologna and then the Frecciarossa. For example:
- RV Venezia S. Lucia - Bologna Centrale 18:40 - 20:46
- time for a quick dinner ;)
- FR Bologna Centrale - Roma Termini 21:27 - 23:49 13€
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The night train isn't available on ÖBB. ItaliaRail should work but it would mean the night on a seat (avoid it).
Otherwise look for Bologna - Rome: there are multiple departures between 7 and 9pm. 19:37, 19:47, 20:27, 21:02,...
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What about this, if im going from Roma to Wien, what ticket is better? I want 2-3 passengers
The 89.90€ fare is the one you want. You might have to share with max 2 other people (same gender) but the beds could remain empty if you’re lucky! Looks like the train isn’t too busy on your date.
A 4 people couchette compartment would cost 59.90€ → you might have to share with max 3 other people (any gender).
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The 89.90€ fare is the one you want. You might have to share with max 2 other people (same gender) but the beds could remain empty if you’re lucky! Looks like the train isn’t too busy on your date.
Thank you very much, but how can I print a ticket if I’m not in Austria, do I need to give it to the conductor?
Please define "better”. Is that cheaper, more space, something else?
You've chosen a sleeper. Couchettes should be cheaper. In any case, you need the middle column. Cheapest sleeper is €89.90 in this train.
You’ll receive a PDF by email. It’s true that night train attendants usually like to keep the reservation with them → maybe you can print it at your accommodation in Rome or in Verona/Venice ?
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