I was checking the train options from Lucerne to Jungfraujoch using euro rail pass
Lucerne-Interlaken (Golden pass line)
From Interlaken Ost, -train to Lauterbrunnen and then train to Kleine Scheidegg train to Jungfraujoch.
but its showing not in pass network
can someone help me how to go from Lucerne
TIA
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From Interlaken the Eurail pass is indeed not valid. You need to buy a ticket there at a discount of 25%. Jungfraujoch still costs 150 CHF per person, it is the most expensive railway of the country.
To spend less money go to Titlis (about 75 CHF) or Schilthorn (about 100 CHF) or use boats on Lake Thun and Brienz (included) + other scenic railways (but not high altitude)
(I told you so yesterday...)
yes you told ..
Can you share a link where we can buy tickets? SBB ?
150CHF includes gondola also ?
You cannot buy the 25% discounted tickets online. Staff need to see that you have a valid pass (no need to use a pass day for the discount though). Book tickets when you arrive in Interlaken, they cannot sell out.
Again another reason not to book in advance : if the weather is bad you'll spend hundreds of CHF for nothing... without views Jungfraujoch is meh
Tickets are not cheaper in advance anyway
Yes the 150 CHF (maybe 150 or 160, look up the full-fare price and add the discount) covers the whole trip to Jungfraujoch from Interlaken
- Interlaken Ost - Grindelwald Terminal train
- Grindelwald Terminal - Eigergletscher gondola
- Eigergletscher - Jungfraujoch train fully in a tunnel
You can also decide if you want to go down via Lauterbrunnen (fully by train). It's the same price
Thank you so much. it's clear to me now :)
You're welcome
Tickets for children (6-15 years old) should cost 20 CHF, available at Interlaken train station
(Tickets for 0-5 y.o. are free)
lucern to interlaken i can take global pass right?
This map shows where in Switzerland the pass is valid in solid lines including lake boats and buses.
Dotted lines are where you can get 50 or 25% discounts.
can you let me know any trips we can make from Milan using Eurorail pass?
we will check out from Lucern to Milan on June 6th
and we have a flight from Milan to Hyderbad( India) on June 10th flight .
so we have 3 days time .
TIA
Milan - Verona or Milan - Bologna : 10€ reservation for the high-speed train or reservation-free on regional trains
Milan - Como/Lecco/Varenna : reservation-free with regional trains. Varenna is very nice
Hi
thank you so much for your suggestions
just wanted to check other options such as ,
what If we wanted to go to Pisa , Venice and Rome in 3 days ? June 7th,8th and 9th ?
Round trip from Milan as we have flight on June 10th to India .
what are eurorail options do we have ?
TIA
You can take any train you'd like with Eurail. You only need to add seat reservations :
- 10€ Frecciarossa high-speed trains
- 3€ IC trains
These should be bought on tickets.oebb.at (no booking fee) : add Eurail as a discount and select one-way tickets. You might have to split your group in 2 bookings
Use bahn.de as a planner to get an idea of all the connections. The full Italian summer timetable hasn't been published yet
Rome is a bit far : 3h
Pisa is worth max half a day, stay in Florence
If I book in eurorail , prices will be different than websites such as tickets.oebb.at ?
Usually prices are the same but Eurail adds a 2€ booking fee per person per train so it quickly adds up
tickets.oebb.at has no booking fee
Sometimes Eurail sells more expensive seat reservations or only offers reservations sent by mail while they're available online somewhere else. That's why it's best to avoid it.
Do u suggest these websites for other trips also ? Like from Paris to Lucerne and Lucerne- Milan ?
or only for Milan - Venice are you suggesting these links ?
So eurorail app is not useful ?
CDG Airport/Paris-Est - Strasbourg : see your other thread + what I've written to you 2 days ago :
"There are direct TGVs between CDG Airport and Strasbourg which is great ! It's way better than to go through Paris first. You only need to book the CDG Airport - Strasbourg train
Lucerne - Milan : 11€ seat reservation on tickets.oebb.at for the direct train (2-3 times a day) or reservation-free by changing in Lugano to the RE (not longer) - hourly connection
Lucerne - Milan 11€ direct train on tickets.oebb.at or reservation-free by changing trains in Lugano (hourly connection)
I created a ticket on euro rail planner. I will try to add a seat in OBB.
Thank you so much :)
we have selected a train at 18:53pm(Paris cdg-Luzern on June 1st) but it's showing a technical error in OBB. Also, time table for the journey is completely different.
can you please check and guide how to reserve a seat? because it shows seats required until Strasbourg
I tried in the Eurorail website. It's 13$ with a booking fee.
Timings in OBB and Eurorail are completely different. Because I added a 6:53pm train on my 1st travel day but cant find same train to OBB to reserve a seat.