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alecostadf
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Posted 11 years ago

Hi Guys,

It is my first time traveling by train in the Euroupe than I am kind of lost...heheh
I heard many times that buy passes is cheaper than buy point to point tickets but I did many simulation and seems that in my case...by point to point is cheaper... Could u help me to check if I am doing it correctly?


15/ago - 00:00-06:00 AM - Prague-Vienna - USD 139
19/ago - 07-10 PM - Vienna - Budapest - USD 67
23/ago - 06:00-00 AM - Budapest-Zagreb - USD 68
24/ago - Zagreb-Split - USD 40
[b]Total: USD 314[/b]


I believe that I need to buy EuRail SELECT Pass ADULT -4 countries-5 travel days within a time frame of 2 months that will cost USD 534... I am traveling with one adult friend

I will be very pleasure for any help to make my trip cheaper...

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Peter
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replied 11 years ago

Hi.
I wonder where did you find these expensive rip-off prices for point to point tickets? :o

Prague - Vienna: from CZK 500 = EUR 19 at rail.shop/cd

Vienna - Budapest: from EUR 19 at rail.shop/oebb

Budapest - Zagreb: EUR 29 at rail.shop/mav

Zagreb - Split: EUR 16 at the station in Zagreb

[b]Total: EUR 83 = USD 107[/b]

Just go to the schedules and follow the blue car where you are linked to the places where you get the best prices.
[u]https://rail.cc/en[/u]

Peter :)

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alecostadf
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replied 11 years ago

Hi...

I used the www.raileur*pe.com .... hehehe... seems that it is not the best site... because that I am here asking for help...
Let me do more research..... but seems that point to point will be best than passes in my case... :)

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Peter
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replied 11 years ago

Hi.

Definitely the best for this route are point to point tickets.
And you can buy them all online.

The one from [b]Budapest to Zagreb[/b] you have to pick up at a ticket machine in Budapest Keleti station. It is the one where you arrive and leave. Main entrance turn right, 10 meters. Enter your ten digits code (English language available) and you get your ticket. The other ones come by email.

Zagreb-Split easy at the station. And I just saw one mistake I made. It is [b]EUR 26[/b] (197 HRK) not EUR 16 for [b]Zagreb - Split[/b]. Sorry.
Plus the money for the reservation (same like the ones for rail passes) if you want to use a night train: [u]https://rail.cc/en/eurail-night-train/split-zagreb-b820/131[/u]

Peter :)

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alecostadf
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replied 11 years ago

Hi,

I tried the sites that u said...

Prague - Vienna - rail.shop/cd
departure time 16/08 00:01 - 6:32
seems that I can not buy it on line
When i did the research I received this message
For the price of a journey outside the territory of the Czech Republic, please contact our Contact Centre or a station ticket counter.

Vienna - Budapest
departure time 19/08 09:48
EURO 19 --- I can buy online

Budapest - Zagreb
When I choose the date August,23
No offer available for the journey with these conditions. For the list of available offers click here.
Maybe later... :)

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Peter
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replied 11 years ago

Hi.
Prague - Vienna and Budapest-Zagreb the pre-booking time is 2 months.
Try for example the same date one month earlier in June. There it works. So you still have to wait a little bit until you can buy these tickets.
Peter :)

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alecostadf
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replied 11 years ago

Ok... thx
but help to know the prices to do my plans... :) :D

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alecostadf
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replied 11 years ago

Hi peter

I sent and email to the contact center of the cd.cz to check what is the price of the night train between Prague and Vienna and they said the price with a sleeping card T/2 149,9 EUR and T/3 139,9 ... than it is so far away of the price that u gave me...hehehe...
Could u help find out what is happening?

thx

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Peter
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replied 11 years ago

Hi.
A simple answer... just read what I wrote:
Prague - Vienna: [b]from[/b] CZK 500 = EUR 19 at rail.shop/cd
The day trains starts from this price which you can find of the website of CD.
But now you asked them for real luxury... a SLEEPER + 2 or 3 bed cabin. [b]OF COURSE[/b] this is much more expensive than a simple day train in 2nd class!!!
Peter ;)