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If I am taking the night train / nightjet from Vienna to Rome, it shows the train leaves Vienna around 1918 in the evening and arrives in Rome around 1100 the next day. Will I only need to use 1 day of my Eurail pass for that travel, even though I am arriving after 11 am in Rome the next day? And then when actually traveling, I will need to show my ticket from booking the nightjet seat reservation (sleeper car reservation), plus the Eurail pass on my phone? Thanks!

Hello Everyone,I’m wanting to make my seat reservations with OBB for tickets from Rome to Venice, Venice to Milian, Zurich to Paris, when I put this in and select 2nd class it does not show any seat options. So, when will it show me my seat options, and will it come to a point to where I can change them if my husband and I are not seated together?Thanks in advance for anyone’s help

I shall be travelling from London to Paris on 14 MayMy previous train should arrive at Kings Cross at 940- Would it be feasible to get the 10:24 Eurostar, or would it be wiser to allow the full recommended 90 minutes?- if I book the 11:31 Eurostar, but got to St Pancras in time for the 10:24, how likely are they to allow me on the earlier train?- if i reserved seats on onward trains through France based on the later Eurostar, would it be possible to rebook on an earlier train?  If it were, how could this be done, and what sort of cost would be involved?I apologise if these questions seem basic, but Ive never interrailed before, and would hate to make a mess of it

Please could someone advise the cheapest route (ie lowest reservations) travelling from Naples to Paris in a single day, likely to be 20 May, or thereabouts.I can leave Naples very early Thanks

The error is that the e ticket switch to paper ticket and then it says that they won't come on time, even if they are 20 days left. I don't want the paper ticket, i can print the ones sent via email.Has anyone go through this? And what should i do?

Can I make seat reservations before activating my pass?

I’m trying to book seats but 2 of my kids are getting new passports. What’s the best way to work around that? 

Could anyone advise on the cheapest way (as far as reservation fees are concerned) to get from Paris to Geneva Will be setting off at about 330pm

Hi So I have my pass and I have booked my 1st journey in July( the euro star.)The reservation is not showing on the interrail app ? Not sure why?Also when I'm trying to search for trains it's saying no trains available. Or there is one option which is alot longer than it should be and €108 pp to reserve a seat!! This is from Paris to Nice. Can anyone help me? Is it because it's too early and more options will come available? When I go on the correct train website for that place it brings more up. I'm just getting confused. Would appreciate any help.  Many thanks

hello~!I'm sorry to always ask questions about EurailPassCan I use the Eurail Pass in the morning and use the OBB train or Czech train on the same day night?For example, if from Milan to Chur,use Eurail Pass early in the day and from Chur to prague makes a reservation using Eurail Pass on the Czech train app on same day night.also i booked from Wien to Paris by Eurail Pass on the OBB appand I received the train tickets on OBB by emailDo I need to register the tickets I booked through OBB or Czech app separately to my Eurail Pass?

HiI am planning to travel with a friend from London to Naples over 2 days in mid May.Day 1 we will be able to get 1030 eurostar.We would like to stop over possibly in Geneva. We don't want to arrive too late as an early start will be needed on day 2 to Naples  On the return leg, we are planning an early start from Naples to Paris, as the on final day of the 4 day pass we will need to arrive in London sufficiently early to catch a train up to Newcastle. Please could anyone suggest a route that minimises reservation fees but not make thae arrivals too late. Thank you 

Hi all, my first post here, thanks for any information you could give to me. My wife, my 16 years old daughter, and I, are going to travel a little bit more than 2 months in Europe, by Train, car, ferries, ..The idea is to stop several days (for example 7 to 10 days) in some specific destination : Greece (Paros), South Italy, Albania (not in the pass), Croatia (split, krk). And less days in other destination : Slovakia, Poland, Czech Republic..We probably will use train most of the time, and I was wondering if, for those countries, 1st class is realy more interesting than 2nd one.Is someone knows both 1rst class and 2nd class in some of those countries?Thanks, and sorry if my question is a stupid one!Ronan

I am very new to interrail passes. I will be travelling from London to Cambridge one day, and then from Cambridge to Edinburgh another day. I am very confused, how do I reserve seats for these trains? And do I need to, really? How does one know if seat reservation is needed or not? If I don’t need to reserve, do I just show up on the train with my pass on the rail planner and show that one if they ask?

I am trying to book Strasbourg to Paris Est April 29 10:46 TGV INOUI - this train shows on the SNCG web site, but the only train showing on Eurail and Rail Europe is one at 4:00 am.Where/How can I reserve a seat for the 10:46 TGV?  

is there a eurail train from Naples airport to pompei 

I have noticed next to transfer times it states for talk sake 43 hours, yet it states short transfer, is this a type error?

Hi!  I am travelling from Copenhagen to Rome and back - my journey starts 31/1 and ends 1/3 (so my last travel day will be on the 28/2 - where a night train is part of the trip. Does this period (31/1-28/2) count as 1 month or is it one too many travel days? Thanks! 

Has anyone had any experience with eurail esims cards for cell phones? Just wondering if the price is comparable with AT&T, T-Mobile and similar plans.  ...or if you have a good recommendation for using phones in Europe.  

Hi everyone, I’m planning a train trip and could use some advice since I’m not sure if my itinerary is even possible. and i am a little lost.Here’s what I’m aiming for: Outbound Trip:• Stuttgart > Paris• Paris > Hendaye (Stopover)• Hendaye > San Sebastián (Stopover)• San Sebastián > Madrid Return Trip:• Madrid > Montpellier or Lyon (Stopover)• Montpellier or Lyon > Munich Questions:1. Which connection would you recommend for the return trip—Montpellier or Lyon?2. I don’t have much time, so I’m only considering the fastest connections. I’ve read that reservation fees can be quite expensive for these types of trips. Can anyone tell me approximately how much these fees might be?3. Are there any other fees I should be aware of besides the reservation fees? I noticed some connections on eurail.co

Very frustrated with the tools to schedule and book trips. Am I looking to far in advance of the dates i will travel? Looking to go from Bayeux to Paris Gare Saint-Lazare on 1-Sept-25 it says no trains match my criteria.  Calendar doesn't even allow me to select 31-Aug-25, yet I get results for 30-Aug-25.

I previously used a paper pass and like the idea of it as a keep sake. As I am the organiser of our group I would have to add trips, copy across to all pass holders and generate their tickets for each leg of the trip. all  relying on internet connection which has been problematic on a recent trip. Therefore I was thinking of going old school and buying paper copy of the global pass. Has anyone else recently used the paper version of the pass?

I’m booking trains for a summer interrail trip for our family of five. We had no issues getting reservations on the Eurostar, but it looks like we wont be able to book on the TGV INOUI Brussels between Marseille and Brussels. The seat reservations for july havent been made available yet, but I have checked about fifity different dates from jan and all the way to 150 days from now (which should be just released) and not a single date has any availability in either travel class on any if the four daily services. So I am not holding on to any hope. Even if I try updating the search the very second the tickets are supposedly released, it still says they are sold out.Does anyone know if TGV or Eurail/Interrail have just discontinued offering tickets on this route, and is just pretending that its still bookable? Id wish they just said so, because then we would probably have planned our trip differently. Now it looks like we have to transfer to a eurostar in Paris and end up

When initially planning my trip the app showed all available stations in the map view. Now it is showing none. Not even the big ones like Amsterdam Central and Gare De Nord. Did something change recently?

Hi there,I’ve Eurail Global Pass and trying to figure out my train from Amsterdam Centraal to Brussels Midi.  I’m getting so many conflicting answers including from Eurail chat who said I’ll have to pay small supplement.The answers I’ve read: (1) if u’ve “international” travel, then u don’t need to pay Supplement when using IC/ICD/EuroStar, (2) u pay Supplement if you go through Schiphol Airport/Rotterdam route, (3) travel from Amsterdam Zuid instead of Centraal and u  can get on EC/EC Direct and don’t have to pay.My travel date is April 12, leave Amsterdam in the afternoon around 5pm or so.  I’ll be at Centraal but can travel to Amsterdam Zuid, if needed to start the journey.  These are some routes I’m able to find but not clear on if it requires Supplement.** Amsterdam Centraal > Schiphol Airport > Brussels MIDI (I believe this one requires Supplement)** Amsterdam Centraal > Rotterdam > Brussels Midi (will this still require Sup

I’m looking to book tickets to travel from Paris to Amsterdam on April 12 next year but nothing is coming up when I search. I guessing it is unlikely are booked out but perhaps they are to confirm their timetable.I noticed a few other weekends in march also greyed out on Eurostar website.