I guess I’ll just do that then!Turns out the pass is not as easy and flexible as it was supposed to be! :pThanks mcadv
Yes, we initially wanted to take the nighttrain in Paris on Friday but it is unfortunately unavailable. And when we checked for Sunday, the change in Paris between the 2 train stations (you must take the subway and stuff), seemed a bit short, and train in France arent really reliable about their schedule… that’s why we choose the Strasbourg option. Without knowing this stuff about the outbound date :(
Hello mcadv.I’m not sure I understand. If we forget the app side of the issue, is my travel allowed by the interrail global pass or not?Can I do:August 21st : Dijon (France) → Strasbourg (France)followed byAugust 22nd : Strasbourg (France) → Linz (Austria)while being resident of France?When I booked the trip on interrail, I set Dijon → Linz and it suggested this trip.I’m okay with 2 travel days being charged, but If I understood correctly, we can only set 1 date as the ‘outbound date’, so I don’t know if this is allowed at all, and if it is, which date I am supposed to set as the outbound date (21 or 22) edit: oops, answered before seeing AnnaB’s answer. Thanks Anna. So this is really a shame as this all happens because of a 31 min delay… Also the main advantage of the global pass was for these 2 trips, as trains in Austria are not really expensive. So if I have to book the train in France myself, the pass will end up not being profitable…I guess I’ll try to cancel everything, but this
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