If I have a one country IR pass for Germany but want to travel on an ICE starting over the border in Strasbourg do I need to buy a single ticket from Strasbourg to the border station, Kehl (regardless of the fact that the train doesn’t stop there) or is it necessary to buy a single from Strasbourg to the first station in Germany at which the train stops (Karlsruhe)? All help appreciated!
Best answer by thibcabe
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As seat reservations are mandatory until Karlsruhe, you'd need to buy a Pass 3 fare at railway stations but you can maybe call SNCF, DB, NS, SNCB,... Someone else will be able to answer
A full-fare ticket Strasbourg - Karlsruhe would surely be more expensive
Other option : regional train to Offenburg (pass valid from Kehl) and then any train to your destination. Way less expensive (only 4€)
Thanks. That's a new one on me: I’ve never heard of a Pass3! Will try to find out more on price and where to buy it. Strasbourg-Karlsruhe is always pretty pricey, as you say - presumably an attempt to deter relatively short-distance trips.
Offenburg is an option but it adds a bit of time to the journey.
Thanks for the advice!
Other option : regional train to Offenburg (pass valid from Kehl) and then any train to your destination. Way less expensive (only 4€)
Pass is valid from Kehl(Gr), the border tariff point, not only from Kehl station. For the regional train, you either need a ticket to that border tariff point (not available online) or a ticket from the last station in France. The latter may or may not be cheaper.
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