Hey, you have only one out- and one inbound journey to the Netherlands. Outside the Netherlands you can make as many trips as you want during those 3 months. If you go back to the Netherlands more then one time you will need to buy a ticket from the border (but German railways doesn’t sell it anymore, so in that case from the last station in Germany or Belgium) to your destination in the Netherlands. About your scenarios: It is still valid, but you will need extra tickets to enter the Netherlands as written above You can continue your trip from wherever you want. Doesn’t have to be Vienna. Thank you Martin! I bought the pass and look forward to the summer 🤗
You have two traveldays where you can travel in your country of residence. These outbound and inbound traveldays shall take you out of your country and back home again. If you for some reason need to travel for more days in your country of residence you will have to buy separate tickets for those trips. In all other 32 countries you can travel as much as you like with all trains/ferries that are included in the pass. You only need to make a reservation if you will use a train that requires a reservation. Otherwise you just create the trip in your pass and jump on the train. Hi Anna, Thank you for your answer. Does it mean, I can simply book an outbound ticket to the boarder (Let’s say Cologne Germany), then I’m free to explore all Europe? When I feel like to come back, I just need to book an inbound ticket from wherever I will be to Amsterdam?
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