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Hello, 

I am currently on my first Interrail journey and I have a question about my inbound trip to get back home (Germany) at the end. 

My trip to Germany contains a night train, starting in the evening in Venezia Mestre to München HBf, which crosses the border at around 5 in the next morning. Then I need to take two more trains in Germany to get home. 

In the Forum here, I found that the night train still counts toward the day it starts, but I need the Inbound travel day on the next day so that I can use the trains in my home country.

How can I declare this correctly in the Rail planner app? 
 

Thank you :)

No as for Nighttrains counts the day of depature rule 😕 means for your onward joruney from Munich you still need a travelday the only problem here is that the system doesn´t notice when you cross the border and because of that select as inboundday the day of depature of the Nighttrain :)

the workarround with selecting Salzburg is just to get the Inboundday on the correct date :D


Thank you for the help! 
Luckily I have an extra travel day left over, so I can do it this way.

Would there otherwise be the possibility to count an over night train toward the following day? 


Hi, on one day you can add the journey from Venezia Mestre to the station before it crosses the border. For the day after you can add the journey from the station before the border until your final destination, which will be counted as your inbound travel day. (if these journeys cannot be found in the app, you can add it manually - at the bottom of the planner, there is a blue hyperlink '’add it manually'’) 

Have a look here (the blue hyperlink under '’travel days'’ section), for the step-by-step explanation on how you'll have to add the journeys when travelling home by night train. 


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