aklinjin2003
Traveller
1 comments
Posted 14 years ago
Hi, I am not a native English speaker. I am confused by some suggestions from route planner. :( I wanna take the train ICE 38 from Naestvad, DK to Berlin. The route planner system comments me that this train is subject to supplement, Bordrestaurant, and there is no instruction that high occupancy to be expected, please reserve. Does that mean i must supplement extra fee before i get on the train, but i don't need to pay for extra fee for reservation?
Thank you for your clarification. :)
aklinjin2003
Traveller
1 comments
Another question is : what does the Bordbistro mean? Is that an English word?
Audrey
Traveller
8 comments
Bordbistro means that you have (expensive) food and drink in the train
Flo
Traveller
10724 comments
BordRestaurant :arr: fully equipped restaurant car with breakfast, drinks, various hot meals etc available
BordBistro :arr: more basic offer than BordRestaurant, esp regarding hot meals
Both terms apply to DB operated trains only.
The high occupancy... term means that the train is likely to be full. However you don't necessarily need a reservation - if the train is fully booked you can enter (as long as it isn't overcrowded) but you will have to stand. Depending on when you intend to travel (peak holiday period) you maybe should think about getting a reservation.
Flo 8)