See my reply to this thread: If you are being offered no reservations or blank reservations then the train is not reservable. You can board and take any seat as will all other passengers.
This is because you don’t have a Pass Cover number, they don’t issue them with mobile passes, only paper passes. To get a cover number you must request them individually from Interrail customer services.https://eurail.zendesk.com/hc/en-001/requests/new
The only availability on 8 July for passholder on direct Paris - Amsterdam Thalys trains is a 1st class seat at 06.13 am departure. Unless you have 1st class pass and wish to use this train there are no seats on that day. You won’t get a passholder reservation at the station for these either as they have quotas for passholders which are sold out. Your options are to pay the regular fare offered (mostly €142) for any train that has availability or follow the advice given in your first thread for using alternative trains for this journey, advice which by the way you have not acknowledged or thanked those contributors for.
Yes the app can be and frequently is out of date, always go by the train company website (or that of a reliable other source such as bahn.de)
Any journey on a single train that starts before midnight counts as a single day, it doesn’t matter how far into the next day it lasts.
A reservation is a Reservation, a Ticket is a Ticket.Interrail is the Ticket, in some cases you need to add the Reservation.How much it costs and where you can buy it depends on what the journey is.
Hamburg - Copenhagen is compulsory reservation during the summer (until end of August) the rest of the year it is not.
The travel day is 00.00 -23.59 CET, so any train leaving after 22.59 GMT will be using a new travel day. after 22:59 or you meant 23:59? She is saying that because of the time zone difference you only have until 22.59 in UK
For your return journey, search for connections at Flensburg to use the non-compulsory reservation trains, it usually requires 3 changes Copenhagen - Hamburg this way, you will have to leave earlier to make your connection in Hamburg.
I can’t answer for TGV, possibly a SNCF ticket office can change the seats. On Eurostar as long as there still are free seating bays it should be possible.Book the additional passenger the same way you already did. Then using the booking details for all 3 reservations on the Eurostar website you should be able to change them to any 3 free seats in the same class.
I don’t know where you read that but it is wrong, the only thing you will be sold at a station is a full fare ticket if there are any seats left.If you are going to buy a full fare ticket it is best to buy that online from eurostar.com.
Unlimited for the 2 months.Months being calculated by the start date, not calendar months so if you first activate it on 12 August it is valid through to 11 October.
Probably not. It should still be usable with the test part but it can’t be guaranteed you won’t get hassle from some staff if their device can’t read it. If you haven’t already added your pass to the phone, do not. It can only be on one phone at a time and if you have added it already but you decide to put it on a new/replacement phone you will have to apply to Interrail customer services to have it removed from your current phone.
You are best off filling in a request with customer services rather than waiting for them to happen upon your post. https://eurail.zendesk.com/hc/en-001/requests/new Make sure you include your travel time and all details necessary to process your request; email, pass number, name.
Easier, paper, no question. paper never runs out of battery, doesn’t require an internet connection, doesn’t have random glitches, fails to update or gets an update that breaks it.I’d also go with filling in the paper diary as well, for all the same reasons. The only downside is currently the difficulty getting a paper pass from iinterrail in any reasonable timeframe, if you are in a country that still has offices who will issue them on the spot then that is another plus.
Trenord accept Interrail. That is the start and end of the story, there is no picking out individual departures on routes and excepting them.The buses are rail replacement buses, run on behalf of Trenord for rail ticket holders, they are not normal scheduled buses that would be outside the scope of rail ticket acceptance.
Those are run by Arriva and are not valid with passes.
Yes, you can book that from Munich - Amsterdam.
Yes, you can book that from Munich - Amsterdam. Thanks for the confirmation, Im been looking for this answer to start planning my hotel’s book, the browsers for travels do not put this train as a travel from munich, even when it past through, omio, google etc. Those are not good places to get 100% reliable information.For Nightjet the OBB site is the best source as they run these trains.https://www.oebb.at/en/They along with German rail operator https://www.bahn.com/en are the most comprehensive source for accurate train running for most of Europe
The only problem with this is that you paid more than you needed to.An Adult pass would be valid for a 26 year old so you can still use it.Other option is to refund it and buy a youth pass. As long as it wasn’t a special offer or you haven’t already used it you should qualify for a refund. Check the conditions here:https://www.eurail.com/en/eurail-passes/ordering-info/refund-exchange-policyYou should calculate the difference in the amount of refund you will get (85% of purchase price) with the cost of a Youth pass.If you do decide to refund there is no need to wait for that to be processed before buying the replacement.
Mobile passes do not have a cover number, this is only supplied on paper passes. To get one you must apply to interrail customer services.Please read this thread on the best ways to get reservations, note the app is not always recommended to be used for reservations.
The night train from Munich to Venice can be booked via Austrian rail oebb website https://tickets.oebb.at/en/ticket/ enter details, click <one way tickets> not <seat only>on next page edit “who is going” details, add in interrail discountback to the train select, click on the through nightjet train, this will give options for all available seats/couchettes/sleepers.
Thank you @seewulf ,, however when I try reserve any train on the website, it’s just not allowing me too. On the app I can see the prices, but I can’t make reservations on the app. It’s just not working and I don’t know what to do…. It keeps on saying ‘the prices are temporarily unavailable’ on the website and this has been going on for 3 weeks now. You need to read the link provided. There are other better websites to reserve seats in many European countries outlined in detail in that link, you are strongly advised to follow that advice.
All of those trains are unreserved and you are free to use with a pass.
It depends on which countries you are making reservations for and which sites you (can) use. Once travelling it is often the best option to obtain reservations directly from ticket offices in railway stations. Again it will depend on which countries you are in and which you want reservations for. Read this post detailing options for making reservations:
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