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twinkle_toes October 3rd, 2003 02:35 PM

Train Travel for 6 Months
 
Hi,

I want to get some sort of pass that allows me unlimited travel for 6
months. Does Eurail offer something like this? I haven't found anything
online that shows any pass like this.

Can anyone help me?

Thanks in advance.


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Phil Richards October 3rd, 2003 08:37 PM

Train Travel for 6 Months
 
On Fri, 3 Oct 2003 23:35:00 +1000 twinkle_toes
said...

I want to get some sort of pass that allows me unlimited travel for 6
months. Does Eurail offer something like this? I haven't found anything
online that shows any pass like this.


There is a 3 month consecutive Eurail, so you'll need to buy two at quite
some price! Suggest plan an itinerary & look at Flexi or Select Passes
which might work out cheaper. For details see:

www.eurail.com

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Phil Richards
London, N4

Barbara Vaughan October 4th, 2003 10:19 AM

Train Travel for 6 Months
 


twinkle_toes wrote:

Hi,

I want to get some sort of pass that allows me unlimited travel for 6
months. Does Eurail offer something like this? I haven't found anything
online that shows any pass like this.


Eurail is only cost-effective for intensive travel. The unlimited passes
are a waste of money unless you make either several very long trips or
intermediate trips virtually every day. I can't imagine anyone keeping
up that pace of travel for six months.

If you will be in Europe for six months, you might want to get a pass
for the first month or so, and then watch out for local bargains. Some
countries (Italy for example) have such inexpensive railroads that no
Eurail pass could pay off, while others (Germany for example) have
expensive railroads but many bargain rates for offpeak travel or for
advance purchase (the UK).

You would almost certainly be better off with tickets bought locally
with an eye for bargains.

Barbara


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