I am traveling with my family and want to get a pass for us all - 3 of us are UK citizens and resident in the UK and one is citizen of the US and not resident in the UK (on a tourist visa). Which pass should I get?
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Family with mixed residencies
Best answer by rvdborgt
nickbuxton wrote:
I thought a family pass had to be booked together for a better price, but I guess not?
That only applies to free child passes: they need to be booked together with an adult pass.
Interrail for the 3 UK citizens and Eurail for the US citizen
They basically are the same and cost the same price. Interrail is only valid on 2 days in your country of residence while Eurail (obviously) doesn't have that limitation.
Book the Eurostar out of the UK ASAP, it can sell out weeks in advance (quota). Check availability here : https://www.b-europe.com/EN/Booking/Pass#TravelWish
30€ seat reservation but regular tickets are usually way more expensive
I thought a family pass had to be booked together for a better price, but I guess not?Thanks for the feedback!
nickbuxton wrote:
I thought a family pass had to be booked together for a better price, but I guess not?
That only applies to free child passes: they need to be booked together with an adult pass.
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