kowalel
Traveller
3 comments
Posted 13 years ago
I'm planning return to my country of residence (Poland) by train Berlin Hbf 11.37-Szczecin Glowny 13.46 (EC 178). If I understand correctly i should buy a normal ticket from first station after border? Szczecin Gumience to Szczecin Glowny?
Hetman
Traveller
364 comments
yes but you can obtain some discount
There is only a discount on regular price tickets to leave the country of residence.
... And at the end of the trip back from frontier station where you will reenter the country of residence to your place of residence.
[u]https://rail.cc/en/how-to-interrail[/u]
fredazain
Traveller
1 comments
Hi i am going for good to my home country (Malaysia) next august, but i am planning to travel around europe on the way to Malaysia..country of residence now is Ireland, what should i do..and which ticket i have to buy interrail or eurail, please help me..
Hetman
Traveller
364 comments
if your country of residence during the travel will be Ireland(because at least you were there for 6 months) you should use InterRail Pass
nltrainer
Traveller
1405 comments
[quote]I'm planning return to my country of residence (Poland) by train Berlin Hbf 11.37-Szczecin Glowny 13.46 (EC 178). If I understand correctly i should buy a normal ticket from first station after border? Szczecin Gumience to Szczecin Glowny?[/quote]
NO- from BORDERpoint=Hranica. The conductor on board can also sell you-but then without the discount. If you want the discount, buy before leaving from PKP-IC. Take a train earlier or later and avoid the much higher EC-fare. A normal ticket B-Szcz now cost just 10 eur and includes both citytransp at both ends. (in fact a lot of german tickets incl. travel to Szcz-you may extend your trip or replan, as its hardly worth using a passday for it.