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Breathtaking views are aplenty and one of the greatest perks of traveling by train in Europe. The changing diverse scenery can be experienced from the comfort of cozy trains with big windows with a Eurail Global Pass. Grab your pass and a window seat and explore some of the routes below to make your trip unforgettable.
A Eurail Global Pass is a single train pass that permits unlimited train travel in 33 European countries. It is meant for the sole use of residents living outside Europe. The pass prices depend on the type of pass chosen but start from €258.
Yes, children aged 4 and below travel for free. 2 children aged 11 and below can travel free of charge with an adult carrying an Adult Pass. If there are more children, a Youth Pass must be obtained for each of them. Additionally, Eurail also has discounted passes for youth aged 27 and below and seniors aged 60 and above.
A travel day lasts from 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM CET. Travel day is a 24-hour period during which your Eurail Pass is valid for train journeys. For Continuous Passes, these travel days are consecutive while for Flexi Passes, you can choose them.
No, if you do not change trains after midnight, overnight trains use only one travel day - the day of departure. However, if you do change trains, you will have to use up 2 travel days. Do keep in mind that you cannot use your Eurail Pass on an overnight train on the last travel day, as the pass expires at 11:59 PM.
You can activate your Eurail Global Pass anytime within the first 11 months of purchase. Check out the How to Use Eurail Pass page for more information.
Yes, you can change or cancel the travel day any time before the start of the date (00:00 hours). Once the travel day has started, you cannot cancel or modify it.
To find your ticket on the Rail Planner app, go to “My Pass” and select “Show ticket”. The barcode will be scanned and the inspector will check whether the train you are traveling on is added as a journey to the Pass.
The primary difference between first and second class is the level of comfort, facilities available, and even the number of people traveling. The pricier first class makes up for that money by offering more privacy, and quiet surroundings for work and relaxation with better amenities. The second class is better suited for budget-conscious travelers who require a comfortable ride. First-class passes are valid in both first and second class while second-class passes are valid only in second class.
Your name, country of residence, and passport number should be entered exactly as on the passport while booking a Eurail Global Pass. While on the train journey, carry your Eurail Global Pass, passport, visa/residence permit, and seat reservation tickets (if needed).
If convenience and cost-efficiency are of priority to you, a Eurail Global Pass is totally worth it. Many deem it the easiest way to travel within Europe, eliminating the need to queue up at ticket counters for every ride and wasting time. The logistics of arranging a trip by train can be done online with the pass and you can save money while at it. It is also much for hassle-free and sustainable than choosing to fly from out-of-town airports.
Eurail Global Pass can be activated within 11 months post-purchase. Fortunately, if you activated the pass and incurred a last-minute change of plans, you can change it until midnight before your first travel day.