SWEDEN (Malmö) - BERLIN - night train (Berlin Night Express)

Wenche
Traveller
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The train to/from Berlin will not go from/to Malmø this year. Due to construction work at Malmø station all departures/arrivals will be from/to Lund.

puck29
Traveller
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Dear Peter!

Unfortunately, it seems that the fares for pass holders on the Berlin Night Express went up a little [img:2coe2nyy]http://my.opera.com/community/graphics/smilies/frown.gif[/img:2coe2nyy]. It is now:

[b]Sleeper - DOUBLE (2-bed-compartment)[/b]
Rail pass fare: EUR 39
Standard fare ADULT: EUR 129
Standard fare YOUTH (16-25): EUR 99
Standard fare CHILD (4-15): EUR 35 [b]← this one became a little cheaper[/b]

[b]Couchette (6-bed-compartment)[/b]
Rail pass fare: EUR 19
Standard fare ADULT: EUR 89
Standard fare YOUTH (16-25): EUR 69
Standard fare CHILD (4-15): EUR 25

I got it from www.berlin-night-express.com/en/rates.html

If you want to, you can delete my post after having adjusted the fares, in order to keep this thread simple and short.

Thanks for all your effort on this forum .

Flo
Traveller
10724 comments

Hi!

I just updated the original post, thank you! :)


Flo 8)

Huldra_
Traveller
2 comments

I can not figure out how to make reservation for a couchette while travelling with an IR pass. Is there anyone out there who can guide me to the right website?

Thanks a lot!

Flo
Traveller
10724 comments

Hi!

You cant make this reservation online - only at train stations ie in Sweden or Germany but as well in many other countries throughout Europe.


Flo 8)

Huldra_
Traveller
2 comments

Thank you for your fast response!

As I live in Norway and NSB tries to deal as little as possible with IR travellers - is there any of the other countries' trainoffices (deutsche bahn?) who offers better service and maybe even less fees?

Flo
Traveller
10724 comments

Well, fees should be the same if you buy the reservation at the official letouts of the train companies - if you want to book this train through an agency expect to pay more (ie booking fees etc).

I assume you want to use this train at the beginning of your journey? Isnt it possible to get the reservation ie at Oslo S? Never been to Norway so dont know how they are dealing with reservations for foreign countries... :| If you dont get it at a NSB railway station you will have to buy it in Sweden - for instance at Malmö.

laural
Traveller
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Hi

Should it also be possible to buy the reservations for this train from France, Marseille? If not; do you think it is possible to get the reservation only one day before the departure of the train?

Thanks for your help,
Laura

Peter
Traveller
9333 comments

Hi Laura.

Try it at Marseille main station. I am not sure if it is possible. Might also depend on the staff if it is in mood or not.
As I am not sure if you will get a seat or bed in the train booking one day before departure - it will also depend on the day of your travel Friday and Sunday night are often full.

Peter :)

Flo
Traveller
10724 comments

Hi Laura!

Generally it should be possible at Marseille St Charles. It might depend a little on the mood of the person at the counter.

Unless you are travelling at a weekend I think it should be possible to get the reservation on day in advance especially if you're travelling alone. But you will certainly stop at some other places between Marseille and Malmö, right? So it wont be a problem to make the reservation at a DB station for example. :)


Flo 8)

judith
Traveller
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Hi,
we would like to take the night train from berlin to malmö/lund, but our ticket is not valid in germany. do we have to pay only 19 or more? we also have a ticket where we can go where we want to in germany for that day, is it valid for night trains like that?
thanks for your help,
judith

Flo
Traveller
10724 comments

Hi Judith!

I dont know 100% but according to the informations on their website [u]http://www.berlin-night-express.com/[/u] I'd say that you can get the discounted InterRail fare with your German InterRail Global Pass. :)

I dont think that you'll need your ticket that you have for Germany that day - what is it called? Often they are not valid for long-distance trains...


Flo 8)

judith
Traveller
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wow that was a fast response ;)

ok, yes we hoped so as you get the interrail fare with a one-land-sweden-ticket as well.
our german ticket is a schönes-wochende-ticket, we need it anyway to get from munich to berlin. :)
thanks a lot!
judith

mokaton
Traveller
4 comments

Hi all!
May be anybody can help me...
Berlin Night Train works daily at summer, but I plan to travel at November. There are schedule for this month?
thanks

Flo
Traveller
10724 comments

Hi!

Unfortunately no service in the winter months. :(

Last departure from Malmö/Lund: 27th october
Last departure from Berlin: 30th october


Flo 8)

kassy10
Traveller
5 comments

Hello forum!!!

So i need to find my way from Stockholm to Prague!!! huuge jump i know. so i was thinking the easiest way would be to go through berlin right? but now that is winter (i'll be doing this next weekend sun 21st probably) the berlin night express isnt working :(

I was hoping to find another alternative! prefferably another night train??? so i dont waste all my daytime hours travelling! also save money on hostel ;)

Or if you could suggest other possible route to get from stockholm ALL THE WAY to prague???? lol i even looked up flying coz its just such a hastle but flights are well above 100euros one way, and i have my interrail pass so i should use it to its full extent ;)

thanks a million for any help!

Kassy

Robert_Antonio
Traveller
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Take a night train from Stockholm to Köbenhavn, and then there are three daily connections from Köbenhavn to Prague with change in Berlin. The Stockholm-Köbenhavn ticket you can buy at http://www.sj.se and Köbenhavn-Prague ticket at [ux]https://rail.shop/bahn[/ux] . The earlier you book the tickets, the cheaper they will be.

kassy10
Traveller
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THANKS!!! with the stockholm copenhagen there is definitely the supplement to pay, but the copenhagen to prague it is on ICE, EC trains - i dont need a reservation or supplement for them do i?

Peter
Traveller
9333 comments

Hi.

For the night train [b]Stockholm - Copenhagen[/b] you need a reservation for the type of bed or seat you want:
[u]https://rail.cc/en/stockholm-copenhagen-kobenhavn-train/f4060[/u]

The ICE train Copenhagen - Berlin is without any supplements traveling with an InterRail pass:
[u]https://rail.cc/en/copenhagen-berlin-train/f2919[/u]

The same for Berlin - Prague: no extra supplements to pay.
[u]https://rail.cc/en/berlin-prague-train/f3361[/u]

Peter :)

Zav555
Traveller
7 comments

Hi!
May be anybody can help me...

The departure station is currently Lund c or Malmo C?

Dr Savedra

Peter
Traveller
9333 comments

Hi.
I just updated it. It is like it was in the past Malmö Central.
Peter :)

Willyg11
Traveller
1 comments

Hi Peter,

On the train from Malmo, do you travel into Denmark and then down iinto Berlin? Or do you take a ferry from the south of Sweden? If so, how does this happen? Do you get off and sit in the ferry and get another train when you reach Germany?

Also, can you catch this train from Gothenburg or Jonkoping? Or do I need a separate train to Malmo?

Thanks,
Will

Lordmwa
Traveller
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This train starts in Malmö and then goes onto a ferry - you stay on the train and if you sleep well enough may not even notice!

The sleeper leaves Malmö at 21:31 and arrives in Berlin Hbf at 06:04

From Gothenberg the last free connection is at 16:42 arriving in Malmö at 19:51. There is a faster one leaving a little later but you have to pay for reservation on those. From a quick look in my timetable it appears you would have to leave Jonkoping at 18:12 and change at Nassjo but from there it would have to be a X2000 train where the supplement is required

Peter
Traveller
9333 comments

Hi.
Already a perfect answer given by Lordmwa - just to add: you can of course leave the train as well on the ferry and sit on deck, drink a beer and enjoy the night on the sea.
Peter :)