Hello. My partner and I are traveling to Europe in a few weeks and we are wondering if the global pass is best purchased before arriving in Europe or if it is the same price buying it once we get there?
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The prices should be the same. But if you'd like to buy a paper Eurail pass, then be aware that there's only a limited number of places where that is possible.
If there are still a few monthes before you make that ultra-long flite across half this world: every few monhtes there is usually some kind of promotion, mostly it means 10 or even 15% off-but no-money back or exchange. You could wait if your plans are 100% sure if that happens. That is (after the recent 50% off due to 50 years birthday) about the only offer that is regular.
The final price may depend a little in which valuta you pay and what your bank charges for exchange-in € prices are set and same everywhere they use this money.
Paper Eurail sold on the spot is mostly DE=Germany (main interconti airports), NL/AMS-airport and I think also CH=Swiss, but never UK/GB. As long as it is there……...
If there are still a few monthes before you make that ultra-long flite across half this world: every few monhtes there is usually some kind of promotion, mostly it means 10 or even 15% off-but no-money back or exchange.
The passes from the -10% offer in March this year were perfectly refundable (minus 15%) and exchangeable.
There would be no difference in cost, however, if you are planning on using popular trains such as the Eurostar between the UK and Europe or the Renfe-SNCF between France and Spain then we do advise purchasing your pass and making reservations as far in advance as possible. Certain high-speed trains have limited seat availability for pass holders and early reservation is the best way to avoid disappointment. You can read more about reservations here.
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