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sarahjane
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Posted 16 years ago

Planning an interrail trip and was just wondering whether you literally can just hop on and off trains as easily as it sounds. As in, you get on a train and (excluding supplements, reservations etc) your pass is the equivalent of a regular ticket.
Or do you still require a ticket or similar to be got at the station and the only difference is that you're not paying?

Did some travelling by rail in the US and there I had my entire journey validated at the first station for the rest of the month i spent there. Of course that was different as was a very fixed schedule and knew exactly what train at what time and what day I was getting etc.

So just wondered if it was similar in this case, hope that all makes sense! :D

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Peter
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replied 16 years ago

Hi.
Yes, just jump into a train, leave it wherever and whenever you want... :)
Except the supplements like you mentioned already:
[u]https://rail.cc/en/interrail-train-reservation[/u]
So it is an equivalent to a normal train ticket.
Have a lot of fun,
Peter
:)

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sarahjane
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replied 16 years ago

Thanks Peter, sounds great!

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anonymous
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replied 16 years ago

Yes if no supplement or reservation is needed you just get on.