I will be in Europe in 2 weeks. I see only one available train (Paris to Barcelona) that I could purchase a reservation.
Given the short time for the post, I was wondering if I could buy the reservation online and then go to a train office (when in Europe) and ask them to print the tickets for me.
Thanks,
Best answer by rvdborgt
View originalNo that doesn't work that way. But you can call SNCF (Press #85 for English) and receive it via e-mail. It'll also save the booking and postage fees.
I have similar question, I am going to purchase ticket from Lucerne to Interlaken, the seat reservations says Deliver by post. I am located in Muscat, Oman and will be travelling in another 2 weeks. Is this email option possible for me as well ?
Train: Rhatische Bahn | PE 2914 | 2914
Date: Tue, May 14 7:06 AM – 8:55 AM.
Another question, incase if sent my post how much time it will take ?
You do not need a reservation for this route. Seat reservations in Switzerland are unecessary and a waste of money.
Hop on and sit wherever you want. That train will be empty at 7am on a weekday.
In general don't book through Eurail (extra fees being the main reason). Have a look at https://www.seat61.com/interrail-and-eurail-reservations.htm
Btw this train is not operated by Rhätische Bahn but by Zentralbahn (not that it matters).
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