baobab
Traveller
128 comments
Posted 13 years ago
From [b]Sunday 30 January[/b] and on , until further notice
All routes in Peloponnese [b]except[/b] Patras suburb route (Patras - Rio) , Katakolo - Pyrgos - Olympia , Diakopto - Kalavryta and Kiato - Patras which is served by buses
The route Larisa - Palaiofarsala - Kalampaka and vice versa, Palaiofarsala - Kalampaka and vice versa , [b]except[/b] 563/882, 883/592, 591/886, 887/564 & 884, 885 in this route.
All routes Thessaloniki - Alexandroupolis - Dikaion - Ormenion - Svilengrand and vice versa , [b]except[/b] 604, 605, 613, 614, and international routes 460, 461, 360, 361, 362, 363, 444, 445.
All routes between Edessa and Florina and vice versa.
The routes cut refer only to passengers routes not cargo..
SpeedyGonzalez
Traveller
3 comments
Hello guys,
short question:
Is it still IC route between Thessaloniki and Athens still served? If yes, how much does it cost?
baobab
Traveller
128 comments
[quote]Hello guys,
short question:
Is it still IC route between Thessaloniki and Athens still served? If yes, how much does it cost?[/quote]
wow.. while trying to search recent infos on the route i just found out that there is a new site with all routes, that shows available seats and there is a web ticket.. [ux]https://rail.shop/ose[/ux]
so there are still normal trains, IC and ICE trains for this route and the cost is
first / second class
Normal train 37.7 / 28.1
IC 64.7 / 48.4
ICE 51.5 / 36.3
SpeedyGonzalez
Traveller
3 comments
Thanks,
and is it still the same price if i have an interrail ticket?
baobab
Traveller
128 comments
[quote]Thanks,
and is it still the same price if i have an interrail ticket?[/quote]
Peter knows about it but i guess for normal train would be free or cheaper and for IC and ICE you should pay supplements which should be the difference in price of normal trains.
Peter
Traveller
9333 comments
Mmmh... I have no detailed information about the InterRail supplement you will have to pay.
It always depends on the length you travel (kilometers) and is payable like baobab said for IC and ICE trains.
Flo
Traveller
10724 comments
Schedule from 19th June :arr: [ux]https://rail.shop/ose[/ux]
Flo 8)
ferkov
Traveller
2 comments
Hi!
I'm trying to figure out the schedules in the pdf posted above by Flo.
My question is that I have to play supplements for the Inter-City trains only?
For example: there is an overnight train between Thessaloniki and Athens, departing at 23:00 and arriving at 5:01 (second page, train number 501). It has no ICity sign or anything, that means it's supplement-free?
Thanks!
- Ferko
Flo
Traveller
10724 comments
Hi,
as far as I know supplements/reservation are only needed for IC. But I think a reservation is advisable anyway as there are fewer trains operating which are likely to be full as far as I have heard.
Flo 8)
ferkov
Traveller
2 comments
M'kay, I'll take into consideration that! Thanks!
- Ferko