SenlacScotland
Traveller
4 comments
Posted 12 years ago
Evening all!
I kinda have a 2-in-1 question!
My first question is, i have worked out through various methodology that the most economic way for me to complete my first ever interrail trip of around 5-6 weeks, is by buying 2 back-to-back 10 days travel in 22 passes.
My first question is, can you do that? Is there any reason why i shouldn't be able to?
And my second question is, will i need to order both passes before i leave, or will i be able to purchase the second one in person in whichever country i am in when my first pass expires?
Thanks,
Andy :)
Hetman
Traveller
364 comments
1)yes, you can
2) yes, you can buy next IR Pass in comfortable time for you
nltrainer
Traveller
1336 comments
as above-for 2 both options are possible.
stictly this is not back to back-it is simply buy 2 with time in between.
In days of yore it was pretty common-and then there were only monthly global youth passes. The weeks in between (yes-students enough qho can get 3 monthes of) were spent on a lazy Greek beach.
Note that buying an IR pass in some faraway foreign country may lead to much language difficulty-and IRers have a nasty habit of running out of money somewhere halfway. So it is much more prudent to buy both at once-and from the shop that sponsors this site (assuming you are UK)
Peter
Traveller
9331 comments
Just to add. railcc isn't sponsored in any way by any company! :)
We use a normal train ticket booking system in cooperation.
If we don't sell tickets - we have no income to pay the servers and pizzas. :)
SenlacScotland
Traveller
4 comments
Thanks all,
I reckon i'll just go ahead and purchase the two of them just now! :)
Thanks for your help! :)
Flo
Traveller
10723 comments
I hope you'll do so at [ux]https://rail.shop/interrail[/ux] ;)
Thanks!