InterRailDude80
Traveller
4 comments
Posted 11 years ago
Hello.
Could someone please tell me if the 19:00 rule applies for night trains that change their Ids?
Specifically: [b]EN 476[/b] (MAV) from [b]Budapest [/b] to [b]Warszawa [/b] runs as [b]EN 476[/b] until [b]Berclav[/b], and as [b]D 406[/b] thereafter. Strangely, at my local railway station, I was informed that reservations can only be made for one train, or twice for two trains. (?!)
If the above is true, I have to wonder if changing trains refers to trains that change their Ids as well, or solely on actually getting off a train and boarding onto another. :)
Any help is greatly appreciated,
Thank you.
NatureOne
Traveller
273 comments
No, only one reservation is required :)
Flo
Traveller
10724 comments
Hi,
as NatureOne already said, you only need one reservation. The coaches to Warszawa are through coaches running combined with the train 476 Budapest - Berlin until Breclav and being changed there to train 406 Wien - Warszawa. You dont have to change trains, only one reservation is required and the 1900 rule of course applies.
However I could imagine that it can be a bit tricky to get the correct reservation. The person at the station probably would have to enter the train number manually, the 10476 should work for a reservation in the Budapest - Warszawa coaches.
Flo 8)