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I can't figure out the Eurail Pass!? |
Travel Info I am traveling to Europe and want to get a Eurail Pass. What I don't understand is which train lines does the pass cover? For example their site says that they feature Eurostar lines but then in FAQ's it says that Eurostar is not included in the pass. Does anyone have any experience with this? I just don't want to buy the pass if I'm going to have to pay again for each ride I book. Travel Tips Hey check this link out... it's about a global pass for the biggest part of Europe, don't know if it's the same as the Eurail Pass... (as it is called differently) It is true that the Eurostar or Thallys isn't included... for these trains you always have to pay extra... Hope you have fun in Europe and do visit Belgium...good food, lots to see and nice people! Source(s): http://www.b-rail.be/int/e/offers/interr... this is from the Belgium national train company Other Travel Tips It is complicated, isn't it. Rick Steves web site has a pretty good explanation of it. I will post the link. http://www.ricksteves.com/rail/howrailwo... figure out what countries you are going too. Then figure out how many times you will be traveling in a 24 hour period (1 ticket for 24 hours of travel) Some Eurail passes are for 1 country, 3 countries and then unlimited travel....You need to decide what countries and how many times....If you are traveling with children they are some massive discounts...good luck Download this eurail guide (link below). It has a worksheet which helps you decide wether it's good to buy a Eurail Pass or not. It all depends on how many days you're going to travel. Generally speaking, a Eurail pass isn't a good value, if you won't be travelling often. http://www.ricksteves.com/rail/pdfs/07ra... |
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