Here’s a map: https://www.b-europe.com/-/media/MediaRepository/Files/Station_Plans/BEBMI/20231002_Station-Plan_Brussels-MidiAs trains to Luxembourg are frequent and do not have reservations, it’s no problem to take the next one when holding a railpass (same for Luxembourg to Trier).If the arriving train is on time, the connection will work.If you are going from Gent to Luxembourg, you may consider going via Liège - faster, nicer views en route and no change in Bruxelles but an easy one at Liège-Guillemins - personally I’d stop at Liège for at least half an hour - an impressing station that is worth a sightseeing stop.
I'd add the stations on the rail planner before going to the station so it's just a click to get the next train. If it's one before or after the choosen one should be no problem. But as written before: I assume you'll see no control anyway.
Of course you should add the correct one. But there's no need to do it in advance. Just add the next one when being at the platform. So it should be no problem to add the correct one.But most of the time you'd have no control anyway. And there's a chance that nobody cares even if there is a check of your ticket.
Here are the exchange conditions for reservations bought from Eurail:https://www.interrail.eu/en/interrail-passes/ordering-info/refund-exchange-policy/exchange-and-refund-conditions-for-reservationsBut I assume that a change won't help because you'd need to book your reservation with raileurope to be able to choose seats.Maybe giving them back (if they did cost more than 10 €) and buy new ones might be an option? (But I'd have a look for availability first before doing this.)
You do see it here:Type "select".
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First trip is included. Won't call this high speed. Mandatory reservation. Second trip is included. Mandatory reservation. Third trip: bus from Trondheim not included (seems to be a VY bus that is not bookable yet). Train from Oslo to Bergen is.4th trip is included. Mandatory reservation. Use https://entur.no/ for reservations.
Actually I booked on the Eurail site Really always more expensive and less convenient. (See previous answer.)
Hi Hektor Thanks but I saw no option for choosing seats. Is there a specific place for this? Regards You do need to add your railpass on the first page (bottom left).Then search for your connection. Then choose your connection. There may be connections shown where your railpass isn't valid. Just have a look at the cheapest price (e.g. 13 € per person is the most expensive daytrain option).On the next page there is a Button "Choose your seat".But we are talking about Italy. In other countries there may be other options to request specific seats.
If you do reserve your seats in Italy with https://www.raileurope.com/ you do have the option to choose your exact seats from a seating plan for 2 € per person additional. If it's important for you to get seats together I'd invest these 2 € (and if you do book with Eurail directly they do add a fee for nothing so this is the better booking option anyway). Works with desktop version of the webpage only.
Unfortunately this night train is not running from June 8th to September 9th (track closure in Italy).There is a night train from Wien to Venezia and from Wien to Milano / La Spezia (last one a nice trip along the coast the last part). Maybe that's an option, too.
This is a community of rail travellers. Most of us don't own trains. (Just kidding.)But there's a train every 30 minutes during the day on this route that is included with a railpass if that has been the question.
A reservation for € 4,90 (5,90 € 1st class) is not valid with a railpass. It should result in a (expensive) fine aboard the train. In fact you do not need a reservation but a supplement (Passzuschlag) for 18 € if bought before.
You may change trains as often as you like and take as many trains as you like even in your country of residence. So that's ok.(You just do need to get the mandatory reservations for e.g. TGVs in France before; but I assume you do know.)
You may do a seat reservation online here: https://shop.oebbtickets.at/en/ticket.It's 3 € per person (if there are seats left for your connection).It doesn't matter what kind of ticket you do hold. Just choose "seat reservation only".(https://www.cd.cz/en/eshop/ is another option when it doesn't work but I think the first one is easier to handle)
As written before: Snälltåget has just couchette carriages. If you do like a real sleeper, then the SJ EN is your only option.But then you shouldn't get such a price difference. But it may differ by booking date and options left. For concrete recommendations you should tell age and gender of your travel group and concrete dates.
Unfortunately it's not that easy to understand what you are exactly trying to book. Sleeper? Couchette? E.g. for the Hamburg to Stockholm SJ EN train: You can't book a private couchette compartment with a railpass. So the price shown for this is the normal price. That's why it is 4 times the price. For single beds in a couchette you do get a cheap price for passholder.It's different if you did look for sleeper compartments. Snälltåget has just couchettes. It's possible to book a private compartment with them if you are holding a railpass (1.999 SEK).
You didn’t provide any details about date and trip (domestic or international), but in general it is like this: With a 2nd class pass you are allowed to reserve just a single bed in a 3 person sleeper (2nd class). I assume you did get a 2nd class offer for a bed in a sleeping compartment (normally 750 SEK domestic). And you did get a normal price for a 2nd class private compartment (which is not allowed with a railpass). That’s why you did get a normal price. In 1st class, you are allowed to book a private compartment for 1 or two persons. But you need to hold a 1st class pass. So if you did book this with a 2nd class pass you are not allowed to travel. Sorry Hektor, just read your response properly,I didn't realise you can't use the pass for 2nd class private compartment and my son is over 9 so we'll have to go the expensive way - very annoying! One thing to consider: The international train from Berlin to Stockholm doesn’t have a 3 bed compartmen
You didn’t provide any details about date and trip (domestic or international), but in general it is like this:With a 2nd class pass you are allowed to reserve just a single bed in a 3 person sleeper (2nd class). I assume you did get a 2nd class offer for a bed in a sleeping compartment (normally 750 SEK domestic).And you did get a normal price for a 2nd class private compartment (which is not allowed with a railpass). That’s why you did get a normal price.In 1st class, you are allowed to book a private compartment for 1 or two persons. But you need to hold a 1st class pass. So if you did book this with a 2nd class pass you are not allowed to travel.
I am trying to book the Ferries now that I am actually travelling and it seems with both superfast and anek websites you cannot choose any discount pass if you choose that you are senior over 60. You have to choose adult up to 59 Has anyone got a way to work around this. Thanks From their webpage. You do need no workaround. It’s stated that you should select “adult”.
They don’t have a difference between global pass and greek island pass on their webpage. So unfortunately you’re not doing something wrong; it seems not possible to book it only. It should be free. It seems you need to write a Mail or call their help center.
Don’t expect trains to be empty in first class, but on the other hand it’s often true that you’ll find first class less crowed. But it depends on route, time of day and train.But between Denmark and France you won’t have that many trains without mandatory reservations (needed for cross border trains and long distance trains in France).On the other hand you’d get a reservation for e.g. long distance trains in Germany for just 3 €. Of course this takes flexibility, too. And it’s always possible to go one hour later if a train is crowded, too (if there’s no need to catch a connecting train with mandatory reservation).So it’s certainly not necessary; it’s more for the peace of mind.
All trains London to Paris are sold out that day for passholder.There's just availability one day earlier or later or May 20 to Bruxelles at 7.04.
It's a train of Slovenske železnice operated by them in Slovenia and by ÖBB in Austria. Scheduled rolling stock: SŽ series 510 (Stadler Flirt): https://m.wikidata.org/wiki/Q105236354.They are new in operation on this route since March 21st.Opinion: Regarding comfort and stops it's just regional transport. 2 hours earlier and two hours later it isn't.
Thanks. I tried that but the app says it can’t find that station. You need to enter it exact that way with free spaces as indicated. If that doesn't work use just "Luzern" as departure station and set the filter for ferries only. That does work, too. But you need to enter "Stansstad (See)" (exactly like this) as arrival station, not just "Stansstad".(see first possible date if that's the problem)(unfortunately in german but it should look similar in english)
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