It depends on the reservations: for which trains they are. You may be able to change some. For which trains exactly are they (origin, destination, date, departure time for each of them)?
It depends on the reservations: for which trains they are. You may be able to change some. For which trains exactly are they (origin, destination, date, departure time for each of them)?
Mostly TGVs and TGV Inouis, but also regional trains. Here is the detailed trip information:
from Valencia to Madrid (regional) 18th March
Madrid to Barcelona (regional) 19th March
Barcelona to Paris (TGV) 20th March
Paris to Karlsruhe Germany (TGV Inoui) 20th March
DB conditions say:
- Domestic reservations in Spain:
Exchange is possible once, before departure of the booked train (extra costs: 10% of the old reservation). Reimbursement is possible before departure of the booked train (you get back 85%). - Barcelona - Paris:
Reimbursement is possible before departure of the booked train (you get back 90%). Exchange means reimbursement and buy a new reservation. - Paris - Karlsruhe:
Exchange and reimbursement is possible before departure of the booked train.
The conditions should be similar if you bought them somewhere else.
For reservations bought from DB, you'd better call DB (+49 30 2970) and ask them what you have to do to get the reservations reimbursed or changed.
The same for reservations bought from SNCF (+33 1 84 94 3635, press #85 for English).
The reservations from DB are probably in the classic international ticket format (not sure about SNCF) and such tickets usually have to be returned for reimbursement. In that case, you can ask DB if you should have them made invalid at the station in Spain (they should have a stamp "not used”), so you can return them to DB (or SNCF) later. Or maybe they have another solution.
