Are the seat reservations all sold out? Can I do this journey on a slower train not requiring seat reservations? Thanks for your help
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booking seat reservations Milan to Bologna 14/03/24
Best answer by rvdborgt
Reservations are available but you need to:
- Add the Interrail/Eurail discount for each passenger.
- Choose "One-way tickets” (NOT "Seat reservation only”).
Then you'll see availability in all trains you show.
You can also book via www.raileurope.com (desktop website only).
Reservations are available but you need to:
- Add the Interrail/Eurail discount for each passenger.
- Choose "One-way tickets” (NOT "Seat reservation only”).
Then you'll see availability in all trains you show.
You can also book via www.raileurope.com (desktop website only).
Many thanks for prompt reply - So I need to buy these tickets at 26euros - is that right? It also says they must be printed. ? It doesn’t ask about 1st or 2nd class?
26€ is the price for 2 people yes (2 x 13€).
You can tick 1st class below : it costs the same but you must have a valid 1st class pass.
No need to print, the PDF is enough.
A few side notes:
- Reservations are not possible for the regional train from Colico to Milan
- Pass reservations via ÖBB are best done for one train at a time. If you try multiple trains in one transaction, then it often will only book one of them.
I am also planning to do the Milan to Bologna train-there are no reservation free trains on this route from what I can see?
NewcastleTourists wrote:
I am also planning to do the Milan to Bologna train-there are no reservation free trains on this route from what I can see?
Yes there are direct regional trains departing every 2 hours, journey time about 3 hours, you can also take regional trains with a changing, usually in Verona, taking around 3.5 hours.
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