Thank you, it seems, that this train does not waiting...
Unfortunately no. The train from Luleå to Haparanda via Boden is not in the traffic information on the website of SJ. Website from VY Norrtag is only in swedish and I find there no daily traffik information. Regarding vy web page: You do see earlier real time timetables (last five days) symply by choosing an earlier date. Where? Can you send me that link? I can not find this.
Unfortunately no. The train from Luleå to Haparanda via Boden is not in the traffic information on the website of SJ. Website from VY Norrtag is only in swedish and I find there no daily traffik information.
Why are you contradicting yourself?As I noted a day or 2 ago: I saw signs it will be 20% OFF from 24/11PLUS that in fact there has never been such a discount that high-it has always like 10-15%.
We are reading something different here. Black friday discounts were expected on all passes, not just global ones.https://www.blackfridaydeals.ch/shops/interrail/
This train is after 10.12 not even listed on the Deutsche Bahn website. Usually all trains in Europe can be seen there, including those for which tickets are not sold. Meanwhile, SJ prices have risen very quickly day by day and are now over €100 per bert for the most of days in february and march 2023. For some days, such as February 17, no tickets to sold.
I don't have an interrail pass yet, first I wanted to see the booking options and full ticket prices. That's why I had no problem yesterday to buying a full ticket from Hamburg to Stockholm on this train. Yesterday, berth prices for some days were almost the same price as the reservation. €39 full ticket. Today the prices for some days are expensiver around 59 Euro.Only an interrail berth reservation costs 34 euros for this train.
From today, the Hamburg Altona-Stockholm night train can now be booked after December 10 on the SJ website, but only a full ticket without interrail. After entering the interrail code, the same full prices appear as without interrail. Why can't interrail reservations be bought for this train? I had to buy regular tickets, and I will use Interrail only from Stockholm to Kiruna and Abisko and back.
I have no problem paying with cards. Are visa debit cards accepted on buses and shops in Sweden? Or does it have to be a credit card?
Thanks. Can you tell me where to buy bus tickets in Swedish cities? From Gällivare station to Dundret and from Kiruna to Jukkasjärvi. Are there special places to buy in advance or is it bought from the driver on the bus or from a machine on the bus?
I plan to travel to Sweden with a paper pass in February. Are paper passes accepted in Sweden? I don't like and don´t want the app, it's the only app, that requires you to lock your smartphone screen, it's annoying. I prefer a paper pass.
Glacier Express is not included, you have to pay a reservation for this train. But on the same route there are regular regional trains, albeit with changes, but you don't have to pay anything for them, they don't require a reservation. I traveled this way on this route with regional trains.In Germany, there is no mandatory reservation on all trains, including ICE. In Switzerland, you can also travel on almost all trains without a reservation. These are two of the most convenient and hassle-free interrail and eurail travel countries.
This train is the direct train. I see 240 sek to Kiruna, and 227 sek to Narvik via the browser, for the same train, I don't have the app.I will travel a few days after Kiruna to Abisko, and then to Narvik. Is the booking only valid for one trip, or if I have a Stockholm-Narvik booking, can I use it next day from Kiruna-Abisko, next day Abisko-Narvik?
Thank you.I find it strange why Stockholm-Narvik bookings are cheaper than shorter distance bookings in Sweden? Is there a problem if I book Stockholm-Narvik but get off in Kiruna because it's cheaper?
In Bulgaria, almost no train requires a mandatory reservation. There are no trains between Ruse and Sofia with a mandatory reservation.https://razpisanie.bdz.bg/en/ruse/sofia/12-11-2022
Which is the border. No trains beyond! I should have said no trains to Belgrade! No serbian trains to Bulgaria. There is a bulgarian train to the city Dimitrovgrad, which is in Serbia. Why there aren´t serbian trains from serbian city Dimitrovgrad to Belgrade?
The trains between Stockholm and Abisko are run by VY, and not by SJ, and those trains are already bookable at sj.se If you plan to take the night train to Abisko my suggestion is that you make that reservation as soon as possible. These trains are bookable only to 15.01. From 16.01 every day is written “sold out”. Will tickets for dates after January 15th go on sale from November 9th? I need a ticket Stockholm-Kiruna-Abisko for the middle of February.Since when did tickets become so expensive? In all reports from recent years, inkl. 2021, people who have traveled on this train say that the tickets were relatively cheap 30-50 euros. Now I don't see a date with a lower price than 85 euros for a berth in couchette.Deutsche Bahn has already released the timetable until February. But the direct Hamburg Altona-Stockholm SJ night train is missing there. Will this train run after the 10th of December?
Why not? I plan to travel solo in Scandinavia this winter. It doesn't matter if there will be other travelers. It is better if they are less so that there is more space in the trains. I would not travel in the summer in Scandinavia. I don't think it's interesting because the weather is gloomy and cold. The real charm of Scandinavia, I think, is the winter. There are plenty of things to do in the winter there. I've never been before, but I know it will be very exciting. To see the frozen Gulf of Bothnia. To visit the ice hotel in Jukasjarvi near Kiruna. Driving a snowmobile or riding a dog sled. And last but not least, to see the magical northern lights. And when you get tired of the cold, go to the milder climate at the fjords of Narvik and Tromsø.
I mean the direct night train to Luleå.
In Germany all trains are without reservation. You don't need one. You just get on whichever train you want and travel. Some trains to Austria and Italy /Eurocity/ also do not require a reservation. But if you are traveling by night train, then you must have a reservation.
I am planning a similar train tour from Hamburg /where I livе, there is a direct night train from Hamburg-Altona to Stockholm in only 12 h travel time/ then from Stockholm to the north with stops in Luleå, Galivare or Kiruna, Abisko and Narvik. In mid-February, the day should already be as long there as it is in Hamburg at the beginning of January, and the winter is still harsh and snowy at that time. In my opinion, the best time to experience the true north is in winter, before the snow melts in March.How many interrail days will it be if I travel on the direct train at 21:50 from Hamburg on day 1, arrive in Stockholm on day 2, and from there take another direct train to Luleå on day 3 early in the morning? Does this count as 3 days or 2 days interrail?
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