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mas barato sin billete

  • 6 November 2022
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Buenas tardes, estoy estudiando la posibilidad de hacer el interrrail por pais de italia, la duda me surge con los precios, he mirado el billete de pais de Italia y me sale sobre 146€, he buscado los viajes que voy a hacer con linea regular y sale mas barato que cogiendo el billete de interrail, esto es normal? estoy equivocado? hay algo que estoy haciendo mal?. Gracias de antemano.

Billete medio por italia en el recorrido recomendado por la web...unos 15€ por 5 días = 75€

billete de interrail 146, el doble!!! ayuda por favor, o esta pensado para hacer recorridos mas amplios o no lo entiendo

InterRail pass is for ALL trains from TrenItalia, incl the frecce=hi-speed and night-trains, but for these you must also make RES. You can choose the days freely in 1 month. Note that 1 country is ONLY valid in that country, not for the trip to/back in ES and via FRance.

The pass for 75€ is ONLY for regionale trenes, and only TrenItalia (NOt TreNord, which runs around Milano), these are without RES anyway, but work more like the cercanias in ESpana on RENFE: slow, much less comfortable and with bad interconnections, though as such its better in IT as it is in ES. Plus that the 5 days are consecutive-no breaks allowed in between.

So you compare apples and pears.

In Germany you can have more or less same-same.

mcadv

 Muchisimas gracias!!! lo imaginé y gracias por contestar tan rapido!! 

Thanks a lot!!! I imagined it and thanks for answering so fast!! 😋

 

 

NONO, 75 € sale sin ase, por linea regular, con pass vale 146…. hablamos de el doble...

InterRail pass is for ALL trains from TrenItalia, incl the frecce=hi-speed and night-trains, but for these you must also make RES. You can choose the days freely in 1 month. Note that 1 country is ONLY valid in that country, not for the trip to/back in ES and via FRance.

The pass for 75€ is ONLY for regionale trenes, and only TrenItalia (NOt TreNord, which runs around Milano), these are without RES anyway, but work more like the cercanias in ESpana on RENFE: slow, much less comfortable and with bad interconnections, though as such its better in IT as it is in ES. Plus that the 5 days are consecutive-no breaks allowed in between.

So you compare apples and pears.

In Germany you can have more or less same-same.

mcadv

 Muchisimas gracias!!! lo imaginé y gracias por contestar tan rapido!! 

Thanks a lot!!! I imagined it and thanks for answering so fast!! 😋

 

 

InterRail pass is for ALL trains from TrenItalia, incl the frecce=hi-speed and night-trains, but for these you must also make RES. You can choose the days freely in 1 month. Note that 1 country is ONLY valid in that country, not for the trip to/back in ES and via FRance.

The pass for 75€ is ONLY for regionale trenes, and only TrenItalia (NOt TreNord, which runs around Milano), these are without RES anyway, but work more like the cercanias in ESpana on RENFE: slow, much less comfortable and with bad interconnections, though as such its better in IT as it is in ES. Plus that the 5 days are consecutive-no breaks allowed in between.

So you compare apples and pears.

In Germany you can have more or less same-same.

Whether normal tickets or Interrail (plus reservations if necessary) is the cheapest entirely depends on what you journeys will be. Local and regional trains in Italy are often quite cheap. Long distance trains can also be cheap if you book in advance (but then you're not flexible anymore).

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