ML90ML90
Traveller
1 comments
Posted 12 years ago
Hey everyone
I was trying to make the reservations for my interrail trip in August, and the company who takes care of the reservations is asking 10 euros for a seat on the train from Vienna to Budapest (EN 347) 19:54 - 22.49.
[u]https://rail.cc/en/night-train/vienna-bucharest-en-347/50[/u]
On this site it says that a seat only costs 3 euros. Does anyone know if this price is accurate? Or do i just have to pay the 10 euros? Or is it better to buy a reservation when we arrive in Vienna (Westbahnof) (we only have 20 minutes between our previous train and this one)
Thanks!
Peter
Traveller
9337 comments
Hi.
The EUR 3 should be correct. Maybe they add a service fee? What's the company you are talking about?
At 18:54h, there is a free train leaving to Budapest:
[u]https://rail.cc/en/train/vienna-to-budapest[/u]
Where do you come from before?
Peter :)
ML90ML90
Traveller
1 comments
Thanks for your quick reply!
The company i'm talking about is the treinreiswinkel in Holland. I don't think the 10 Euros include a service fee since we made some other reservations as well (they all cost about 3/4 euros) and we already have to pay administration costs for the reservations as a whole. Thanks for the suggestion of the earlier train but unfortunately were not able to catch that one. (we're comming from holland(Arnhem) - Frankfurt - Vienna).
I'm just going to have to call the treinreiswinkel and ask why they are asking for such a high price. Or do you think it is possible to get the reservation at the Vienna (Westbahnof) station when we arrive there?
Thanks again!
nltrainer
Traveller
1416 comments
you can try-but there is no garantee-as reserved seats are usually labelled thus they have to know before train deps.-also I cannot see how much time you haev in Wien-maybe you even have to change stations there??
The TRW is likely 10.50: 3plus their usual service fee of 7,50- NSHispeed wants 10 for that ''service''.