My wife and I are planning to visit the UK from the US this June. We are starting in London then heading to Norwich - York - Stirling - Inverness - Bristol - and finally leaving from Paris. We’ll be spending several days at each town and will use them as hubs to explore nearby towns by rail. Will Eurail suffice or would a Britpass (with separate ticket to Paris) be a better option? The Eurail planner doesn’t seem to let me pick a few of those. Thank you in advance for any advice.
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Does Eurail go everywhere Britpass goes?
Best answer by rvdborgt
The only difference in validity seems to be Heathrow Express: Eurail not valid, Britrail is valid.
To see what works out cheaper for you, price up your trip and compare. Don't forget the reservation needed for Eurostar if you use Eurail (€30 in 2nd, €38 in 1st class).
What do you mean by "The Eurail planner doesn’t seem to let me pick a few of those.”?
This app should not be used to plan because it's often incomplete, out of date and generally unreliable. So what trains it shows is not relevant. To plan journeys in the UK, websites such as www.nationalrail.co.uk are much more reliable.
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