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Nov
29
2009
Mar
20
2009

Tip 10: Seasonal sales

Look for special deals. Although the Eurail organisation closely controls ticket prices, they do offer occasional discounts.

Written by Mark the tips in: Tips |
Mar
13
2009

Tip 9: Plan a little

The Eurail Pass gives you the ability to jump on and off any train which can lead to spontanious decisions with divine results. But if it doesn’t work out, you might get stranded in a town for a few hours more than you bargained for. Or you might arrive in a seedy station late at night. You don’t want to spend your European vacation admiring the train stations’ architecture. Or then again, you might. I don’t know.

Written by Mark the tips in: Tips |
Mar
06
2009

Tip 8: Documentation

Keep your passport handy. Because the Eurail pass is attached to your name and passport number, it’s important to keep them both easy-to-access when you’re on the train. I had my passport checked about one time in five when I was asked to produce my tickets. This isn’t about border control, it’s about ticket control.

Written by Mark the tips in: Tips |
Mar
03
2009

A train through Europe

What connects Gdansk with Amsterdam and Rome with Trondheim? The ESNtrain. From March 28th to April 21th it will drive through 18 European countries. Be part of it.

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Feb
27
2009

Tip 7: Beware private lines

Not all train lines are part of the system. In fact, when I was travelling in Switzerland I ended up on a private line which cost me a whopping 120 extra euros. Make sure your train is covered by the pass or expect to pay for the consequences.

Written by Mark the tips in: Tips |
Feb
22
2009

Trippy Awards

Tripfilms have put together a great prize package for a travel videographer.

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Feb
06
2009

Tip 6: Watch for seat reservations

On some services, especially high-speed intercity trains seat reservations may be compulsary. These reservations must be bought in advance from a local ticket office. Most journeys, however, don’t require supplements or reservations.

Written by Mark the tips in: Tips |
Jan
30
2009

Tip 5: Discounts

A couple of discounts available for Eurail Passes.

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Jan
23
2009

Tip 4: Is it worth it?

Before buying a Eurail Pass it helps to know how much you would spend on train travel without it. In some European countries, train travel is quite cheap and the day’s journey might cost a fraction of the daily cost of your Eurail pass: Do your homework.

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