Dear sirs,
I'm going to Denmark, and I plan to buy tickets from Kopenhagen to Gottemburg, from Gottembur to Oslo, from Oslo to Stockholm, and from Stockholm to Copenhagen, now, in July.
I am a wheelchair user and would like to know if there is accessibility at stations in Scandinavia, as well as on trains, for wheelchair users
Best answer by AnnaB
View originalOn this page there is a link to information about accessibility in the Eurail countries,
https://www.interrail.eu/en/support/interested-in-interrailing/travelling-with-a-caregiver
If you need to sit in your chair during the travel, at least in Sweden, you need to make a reservation for a wheelchair place. Please note that due to construction works all trains from Oslo go via Gothenburg. There are a few direct trains per day from Oslo to Stockholm but most connections are by between Oslo and Gothenburg.
You should be able to make all reservations at sj.se
https://www.sj.se/en/kop-resa/sok/resa/fran-station/till-station/datum
When you add the traveler you must enter “Interrail or Eurail” as “Card Category” under “Add SJPrio/Period ticket. As “Card number” you enter E and 8 digits, not matter which.
When you have found the train you want to travel with you should under “seat requirement” select “Wheelchair space”.
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