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What is the difference between adding a travel day and adding a journey on the Rail planner app

  • 26 July 2022
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Hi All,

 

I am completely new to Eurail, I have purchased my pass and activated it and chosen my first travel date but have not used any more travel days as yet, I still have 14/15 as I have purchased a 15 days over 2 months global pass

My question is simply what is the difference between adding a travel day on the rail planner app compared to a journey?

My wife and I have already reserved seating for all of our journeys and I am adding them as journeys on the app, is this what I should be doing? Or should I be adding them as Travel days?

 

Thanks in advance

 

Jesse

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Best answer by Claudi. 4 September 2022, 09:11

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There is none- IF a new to be made trip has added on a day that has by then not yet been activated, then it wil simply start as a new day and you get 13/15 etc. The QR code will work for the whole day, but still every new trip on train has to be added.

AgaiN: be wise, there are sooooooo many reports here about people adding days and forgetting to delete when they found the trip could not be made or plans change-do it really ALAP= as LATE as poss

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A travel day is a 24-hour period that lasts from midnight to midnight. Within this travel day you can take as many trains as you wish. A journey, however, refers to a single train taken on a travel day. For example, if you added the route Amsterdam → Paris on September 20th departing at 10:00 that would be a single journey. However, the entirety of September 20th would be considered a travel day. After arrival in Paris, you could take another train to Lille, it would still be the same travel day (September 20), but it would be a different journey. You can read more about how to set up and use a pass on this page

 

You can cancel a planned travel day up until 23:59 before the day is due to start. Unfortunately a travel day cannot be cancelled or undone after it has already started. 

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