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Hello guys, I have a 4 days travelling pass for one month. I am going to Netherland, Sweden and Germany from Bordeaux (France). For one day travel I have up to 4 trains to take (for exemple one train to go from Bordeaux (France) to Lilles (France) and then one train from Lilles to Brussels, then Brussels Rotterdam and Rotterdam Utrecht). Once I want to activate each train I have a message saying that I am using one travel day. My question is if I activate one train for my first day of travelling can I activate my other 3 trains (the same date) without using all my travelling days ? 

I am really confuse by this so if someone can help me that would be great ! 

Thanks a lot 

cheers :)) 

Yes. You can take as many trains as you like in one day, including any overnight trains if they depart before midnight.

It’s recommended not to activate a travel day until you are at the station, ready to depart. In case there are any last-minute changes of plan. 

Yes. You can take as many trains as you like in one day, including any overnight trains if they depart before midnight.

It’s recommended not to activate a travel day until you are at the station, ready to depart. In case there are any last-minute changes of plan. 

So even if they warn me with the message “you will use one travel day” I can still activate my others trains on the same travel day ?
Thank you but if I need to make a seat reservation on a train How do I know that my seat is reserved and secured if I don’t activate my train?

Thanks a lot for your help !

Seat reservations are separate from the Railplanner app. You best make the reservation at the railway company that runs the train. 

For seat reservations, use this page as a guide:

https://www.seat61.com/interrail-and-eurail-reservations.htm

The app can't book any reservations.

So even if they warn me with the message “you will use one travel day” I can still activate my others trains on the same travel day ?

Yes.

The first train you activate on a day will give you that message. You can then take as many trains as you like on a travel day.

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