I’m trying to book a train from Stockholm to Copenhagen on the 23rd June. On the Swedish train website (sj.se) nearly all trains are sold out on this date (which makes sense because its just before midsummer so would be a busy time), but on the interrail reservation system it shows tickets available for nearly every train. Has anyone faced a similar situation? I’m concerned that if I book a reservation via interrail there may be a mistake and the reservation not actually valid. I’m traveling with a young child so its fairly important that we actually get seats as well as just not being thrown off the train.
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Are seats reserved via interrail/eurorail valid if the local train carrier says the train is sold out?
Best answer by AnnaB
I now checked the availability for 2 persons and the 15.22 train is sold out. The 9.00 trains is available and there is a train at 16.59 from Stockholm that arrives in Malmö at 21.20. But that is rather late if you want to go to Copenhagen.
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