Do the pass prices increase on Jan 1st and if so do you know by how much? DB have already published the new prices. The prices increases vary and for the global passes they're between 1 and 9%. Do you have a link to this? I still see the old document on their website
I am using mo.pla and can only recommend it. You pay 49 euro always but the flexibility is great and it works without problems. Easy to add to your wallet too.
To Stechelberg you would so or so need to use a Postauto. iMO the BLM is the more nice way to arrive in Mürren.Tip: on your birthday you can go for free up to the Schilthorn! (Thx @runner.on.rails for the tip!)
Hey,could you tell the date you wanna travel?Might be that the timetable is not yet published as next weekend is timetable change.
Hi Paola,there are AFAIK no tunnels longer than 8-9km on that route in Germany.
Yeah it is fully booked for that date. Bookings were opened in beginning of November and for such a busy day it sells out quickly.but there are some alternatives as thibcabe suggests
Thanks for the answer - good to know.yeah, that route I know :) just would like to try this route as well ;) but in that case will do it without a pass another time
@seewulf how much did you pay for the reservation of the bus Luxembourg-Saarbrücken? Flex price seem to be only 5€ so I wonder if it pays off to go to the ticket counter or if price is almost the same?
You have to add two seniors and remove the youth person.
Here for example: https://www.myinterrail.co.uk/interrail-pass-sale/
Ups sorry! About EURAIL I don’t know
Yes, there is one - starting today.See here (bahn.de):
Yes it should be possible in Barcelona Sants… even if they tell you that it is not. Sometimes the staff is very lazy and doesn’t want to work unfortunately (and tells it is only possible to book it in the departure station).
Actually that’s not 100% true. You can book a normal ticket online through TCDD and then exchange it for a free reservation once you are in Turkey. They will refund you the money that you paid for the ticket to the creditcard (just you might loose a small amount due to exchange rates). Best to use a translator app to explain the staff in the station what you want to do. That’s great to know. Sounds like a useful workaround. And definitely worth to do it because the trains are mostly sold out days in advance! (Istanbul-Ankara)
For Istanbul-Ankara, you can’t buy the reservation online, only at the station. If you find that the sleepers are full, you can take the regular day trains, which take 4.5 hours. (Reservations also required, from the station, but less likely to sell out.) https://www.seat61.com/interrail-and-eurail-reservations.htm#Turkey Actually that’s not 100% true. You can book a normal ticket online through TCDD and then exchange it for a free reservation once you are in Turkey. They will refund you the money that you paid for the ticket to the creditcard (just you might loose a small amount due to exchange rates). Best to use a translator app to explain the staff in the station what you want to do.
Hostel prices do vary - in summer season they are often double.In some places with limited hostels it pays off to book in advance (for example Isle of Skye). In general you will find in a big city always a place to stay, just the quality can be a question 😅 but traveling in spring it shouldn’t be a problem. I am now traveling in Spain and hostels are only half full except on weekends…
well, best to talk to your neighbors on the train or try to change the reservation at the station…
The reservation is 1,7 Euro, not 1,5 euro.But actually it is NOT mandatory. You can just hop on the train (at least for Cherbourg-Paris).
If you tell the exact date then would be easier to help.In general best to check on MAV website.looks as if there are construction works.interrail pass is valid on it and also would be valid on bus replacement services
Usually they don’t even ask for your discount (with a few exceptions), otherwise do as thibcabe suggested
These are TERs with mandatory reservations, an invention by SNCF Normandie. They can't be booked online, only at the ticket office or ticket machines, anywhere in France (add Interrail as a discount). Price is €1.70. Availability usually isn't a problem even last minute, except for weekend days in summer, when it's best to book a few days in advance. I’ve been in Cherbourg recently and even though the app showing reservation mandatory, the ticket clerk in the office told me it is not and also the conductor didn’t ask for any reservation. Could someone of the Interrail team clarify this and correct the information if it is true? Would make things for some people a lot easier if you don’t have to worry about reservations…Seats reserved are displayed on the train, so it is easy to find non-reserved seats.
Servus,dann kann man euch den outbound day verlängern. Müsste wohl über den interrail support laufen.
You might take a bus from Saloniki to Sofia and from there go by train (via Romania). The bus is not included in interrail but shouldn’t be too expensive (around 20-25€ if prices didn’t increase in the last years)
30th November is a Thursday, so unlikely to be sold out anytime soon. I would check from time to time if it becomes available and if it doesn’t happen until mid November, then just book the one with a change in Atocha. Renfe often opens sales only a few weeks in advance…
You can take a TGV from Paris to Rennes and catch from there a bus (not included) to Mont St. Michel. Cheaper would be to go to Pontorson, from where you can take a cheap local bus.
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