No, there is no such option.
Does @Marion@Nanja@Leo have an answer to this?
If you activate you one month global pass on the 23rd of May it will be valid until the 22nd of June.
I don't know about Strasbourg but in Visp there is no problem to change trains in 6 minutes.
Where will you be travelling?On many routes there are regional trains, which take longer time, but that do not require reservations.You can answer in French. I read and understand French much better than I can write.
For the trains in Switzerland there are no mandatory reservations and as the trains run very often you will most likely find a free seat. If you check the train you to plan to take on the SBB web site or in the SBB app there is a figure showing how full the train is expected to be. https://www.sbb.ch/en/home.htmlA good place to stay in Bern is the Marthahaus:https://www.marthahaus.ch/pages/hotel-en/20/?oid=1861&lang=enWhen you stay in a hotel in Bern you will get free rides on the public transportation in Bern during your stay.
You can only use two traveldays within your country of residence. All other travels within your country of residence (Germany) you have to buy a seperate ticket for.
If you are a resident of Switzerland you can only use 2 traveldays in Switzerland. On those days you should travel to and from the border. If you are a resident of a country outside of Europe you can't buy an Interrail pass.
If your country of residence is Switzerland and you have proof of that, then you should be able to buy an Interrail pass.
Hi I purchased the eurail pass 10 days in 1 month ticket recently and I was wondering for overnight trains does it utilise 1 or 2 days out of my 10 days? For example I will be departing Switzerland on the 3/6/22 at around 9pm and I will be arriving in Amsterdam on 4/6/22 at around 8 am. Does that count as 1 or 2 days out of my 10 days? Would gladly appreciate any answers, thanks ! If you board the night train BEFORE midnight, it counts as 1 travel day. You can take as many trains as you want on June 3, from 0u00 at 23u59. Hi, thanks for the response, so does that mean it takes 2 days out of my 10 days since my train is effectively at 2100 on the 3/6/22? If you take the night train on the 3rd arriving on the 4th, that will be one travel day. You can earlier on the 3rd take as many trains as you like.If you on the 4th, after having left the night train, take another train, only then another travel day will be used.As
I guess that the field where you try to enter 16i only takes numeric values so try to enter the address without the "i". If you are buying a pass that will be shipped to you, do this only if you are sure that the mail will reach you even if the address lacks an "i".
I guess that as long as the reservation is for the same train number everything will be fine. It is not your fault that the railway company changed the time of departure. Luck that you discovered that the train leaves earlier.
Answer to some of your questions. You can only travel in you country of residence on two days during the validity of your global pass. If you want to go back to your country of residence between your trips you will have to buy a ticket for the travels in your country of residence. There is no difference in which trains you can use with a global pass and a one country pass. As far as I know more or less all trains in the countries you want to visit are included in the pass.Yes, you can take the high speed trains, but all of them, except for the ICE in Germany, require that you make a seat reservation that you pay for.On the TGV there is a limited number of seats that can be reserved by travellers with Interrail/Eurail.
You don't need a reservation from Zürich to Munich. You just enter the train and find a free seat. Then, as you say, you show the QR code for the trip in the app when the tickets are checked.
You can come back to your home country as many times as you like during the 3 months, but the travel to and in the UK will only be free on 2 days. The other times you will have to purchase the ticket for the travel with Eurostar from the UK and for any connecting tran in the UK.But, as someone else said, even with the Interrail pass you need a reservation for €30 per person in 2nd class on the Eurostar and the cheapest tickets for the Eurostar start at about €40 if you book well in advance. The outbound/inbound travel days don't have to be the first and last trips you make, they can be made any time during the validity of the pass.
thanks Anna - I think the initial attraction for us was the hope that we could book seats on the Eurostar anytime we wanted to as long as there was availability on the train without having to plan far out in advance for the cheap seats. With a family the ability to have the flexibility on travel at short notice without too much planning would have been a real benefit for us - being able to take a weekend break (like we used to pre-children) relatively spontaneously without breaking the bank would have been fun! I agree with you. It would have been great if it had worked in that way. It is difficult to have the pre-children flexiblity once you have a larger family. You’ll have to wait until the children grow bigger. I will go on a 2 week Interrailing trip with our soon to be 18 year old daughter this summer. The only tickets we have booked in advance are for the night trains between Stockholm and Berlin. We will visit Germany, Switzerland and the Czech Republic, all which are countri
f you want to travel in France and Italy you need to look at the ticket prices for the different trips at the web site for the local railway company, not the Eurail/Interrail Planner or App. The Planner/App will give you the cost for the seat reservation.
If the blue card proves that you are a resident in Germany it should be fine. You need to be able to prove your country of residence if you not are a citizen of your country of residence.
There is no difference in how you do if you have a reservation or if you don’t. The reservation is not a ticket so you always need to show a valid ticket together with the reservation.If you have a mobile pass you need to add the trip to you pass and you wiĺl then get the QR code needed for the ticket inspection. If you can’t find the trip in the app you need to manually enter the trip to get the QR code. If you have a paper pass you, as always, need to enter the trip in the Travel Diary and that is your ticket.
You should select Sweden when you have a official residency permit. But bring it on board, so you can show te ticket. Does it make any difference if I pick Turkey or Sweden ? Do you have information about this ? I assume that you will buy a global pass. You only have two travel days in your country of residence so if you pick Sweden you can travel for 2 days, to and from the border, in Sweden but travel as much as you like in Turkey and all other countries included.
You can only use 2 travel days in your country of residence so you can’t do that trip with an Interrail pass without having to pay for 2 of the trips in Germany.If you only will do those trips it might be cheaper just to buy the single tickets.For the trains in France you will need to buy a seat reservation even with an Interrail pass. You can avoid the reservation in France if you use regional trans that don’t require a reservation.
If you would transit your country that will count as both an outbound and inbound journey in the app.https://www.interrail.eu/en/interrail-passes/what-is-interrail/travel-your-own-country
It is possible to take the Eurostar with Interrail, but the quota of seats for Interrail/Eurail passholders might be sold out on the date you are looking at.
You can travel as much as you like during the validity of your global pass or on the travel days of your flex pass in all countries except for your country of residence. In your country of residence you can only travel during two day, outbound/inbound journey.
The short answer is that you can travel on two days in your country of residence, the outbound and inbound trip. If you want to travel more in your home country you need to purchase a separate ticket for that.
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