Hi all!
Sorry if this question has been asked before, I can't manage to find it.
I haven't bought my ticket yet, as I'm trying to figure out what is the smartest in terms of money. This is my situation:
I live in France, and I want to travel around in the Netherlands. That would mean I'd buy a Benelux Pass.
Getting to the Netherlands requires me to travel with the Eurostar. From Paris to Rotterdam.
I have a few questions about this:
1. I think I've read somewhere that for this Eurostar ticket (Paris-Rotterdam) my interrail pass would work, as I think it's allowed to take 1 train in your country (france, paris) to get to your country of destination. Is that correct? Or would my pass only be valid from Brussels - Rotterdam? Because I read that too somewhere, so i'm a bit confused.
- I know that you have to reserve a seat on this Eurostar train. I just can't seem to find if there will be an additional fee for this reservation? Otherwise getting an interrail pass might not make sense.
I already know which Eurostar trains I'd want to take. 1 train to get to Rotterdam, and 1 train to go back to Paris. For example 1 of these tickets, the price is 100eu (without an interrail pass). Would that mean that if I reserve a seat with an interrail pass, for that same train, I don't have to pay extra? Or would I still pay a 100eu since that train is apparantly getting fuller, and thus the prices are rising.
Thank you so much for anyone reading this and finding the time to help me! I'm a bit overwhelmed by all the information everywhere, and some contradicting stories I read online.
