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Benelux-Interrail-Pass: Does it help to save money?

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Hello everybody,

has anybody already made experience of traveling with the Benelux-Interrail-Pass? I am thinking about it and would be grateful to hear about your experience. We (one adult, one young person and a child with a free Interrail Pass) would be staying in the Netherlands for a week an travelling mostly in Zuidholland (also to Noordholland) and would be going to Belgium for a day. We would start our journey in Switzerland.

Another idea is to get the Global Pass to begin our journey with.

Would the Interrail-Pass save some money? Or are ticket prices in the Netherlands cheaper than the Pass?

Thank you very much for any information in advance.

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Best answer by rvdborgt 8 April 2023, 19:25

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Without knowing where you'll go, it's impossible to say whether it will save money.

Look up ticket prices for the Netherlands on ns.nl.

Look up prices for a trip to Belgium on nsinternational.com (it's usually cheaper if you book at least 7 days in advance).

Please ask questions in the community and not via a private message. That's the quickest way to get a response. I don't work for Eurail/Interrail.
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Advance tickets on bahn.de can be quite cheap : search from your starting station in Switzerland (it even works from Tirano, St. Moritz and such) to your destination. I saw someone buying a 30€ ticket Tirano - Brussels if I remember correctly.

I can’t help whether a Benelux pass is worth it or not

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Thank you very much altogether.

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