Eurail Select, Saver and Youth Pass

With Eurail you can travel through the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark,Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

In many countries you can utilise the pass on trains & ferries.

The Eurail Select, Saver and Youth passes enable you to travel within 3, 4 or 5 adjoining countries from those listed above on any day within a 2 month period. The passes are valid for travel between 5 and 15 days.

EURAIL SELECTPASS 1ST CLASS

Unlimited rail travel in 3, 4 or 5 adjoining countries connected by train or ship.

Days in 2 months	3 Countries	4 Countries	5 Countries
5 days	£ 245.00	£ 275.00	£ 300.00
6 days	£ 270.00	£ 300.00	£ 325.00
8 days	£ 320.00	£ 350.00	£ 380.00
10 days	£ 370.00	£ 400.00	£ 425.00
15 days	n/a	n/a	£ 545.00

EURAILSELECTPASS SAVER 1ST CLASS P.P

Valid for 2-5 people travelling together at all times

Days in 2 months	3 Countries	4 Countries	5 Countries
5 days	£ 210.00	£ 235.00	£ 255.00
6 days	£ 230.00	£ 255.00	£ 280.00
8 days	£ 275.00	£ 300.00	£ 320.00
10 days	£ 315.00	£ 340.00	£ 365.00
15 days	n/a	n/a	£ 460.00

EURAIL SELECTPASS YOUTH 2nd CLASS(Under 26)

Days in 2 months	3 Countries	4 Countries	5 Countries
5 days	£ 170.00	£ 190.00	£ 210.00
6 days	£ 190.00	£ 210.00	£ 230.00
8 days	£ 225.00	£ 245.00	£ 265.00
10 days	£ 260.00	£ 280.00	£ 300.00
15 days	n/a	n/a	£ 380.00

Children under 12 years pay 50% of adult price. Under 4 years are free. Does not apply to the Eurail Selectpass Youth fare.

Eurail Flexipass(for up to 17 countries)

EURAIL FLEXIPASS 1st CLASS

Non consecutive days travel

Days in 2 months	Price
10 days	£ 475.00
15 days	£ 625.00

EURAIL YOUTH FLEXIPASS 2nd CLASS(Under 26)

Non consecutive days travel

Days in 2 months	Price
10 days	£ 335.00
15 days	£ 440.00

EURAIL SAVER FLEXIPASS 1st CLASS

2-5 people travelling together at all times

Days in 2 months	Price
10 days	£ 405.00
15 days	£ 535.00

EURAIL PASS 1st CLASS

Unlimited consecutive days travel

Duration	Price
15 days	£ 405.00
21 days	£ 520.00
1 month	£ 650.00
2 months	£ 915.00
3 months	£1130.00

EURAIL YOUTHPASS 2nd CLASS(Under 26)

Unlimited consecutive days travel

Duration	Price
15 days	£ 285.00
21 days	£ 365.00
1 month	£ 455.00
2 months	£ 640.00
3 months	£ 795.00

EURAIL SAVERPASS 1st CLASS

Unlimited consecutive days travel for 2-5 people travelling together at all times

Duration	Price
15 days	£ 340.00
21 days	£ 445.00
1 month	£ 550.00
2 months	£ 780.00
3 months	£ 965.00

Passes valid for Non-EU Passport holders only.

Children under 12 years of age pay 50% of the adult price. Under 4 years travel free.There is no reduction on Youthpass and Youth Flexipass. It is your responsibility to ensure that all Visa/Passport requirements are valid for your Journey.

Tickets take ten days to order. A courier fee of £15 00 per booking will be added (More than one ticket can be included in a booking). Cancellation fee before travel - 25%. Once travel has commenced - no refund.

WHY TRAVEL BY TRAIN?

Europe travels by train. The trains literally go everywhere, they travel on time, and they depart frequently. For long distance journeys you can sleep on the train and wake up in a new country.

Most stations are in the centre of town and the focal point for all public transport. In the major stations you can find many services such as a post office, telephones, book store, news stand, gift shop, bank, tourist information and hotel booking offices.

And since Europeans travel by train, it's a good way to meet them.

WHAT ARE THE TRAINS LIKE?

Just as the scenery and people change from country to country in Europe, so does the personality of the trains. When riding the trains in Europe, this is what you will generally find:

Compartment Seating - A cabin which opens to a corridor along one side of the car and accommodates 6 passengers in 1st class and 8 in 2nd class.

Coach seating - The car is open with a centre aisle and seats on either side. In 1st class there are two seats on one side of the aisle and one on the other. There are two seats on either side in 2nd class.

Night Trains - If you travel overnight, consider sleeper accommodation such as a sleeper or couchette.

Even with a pass or ticket you must reserve sleeping accommodation and pay an additional fee.

Sleepers contain berths, with washstand, linen and towels.

Single and Double sleepers are available in 1st class and Double and Triple sleepers for 2nd class.

Couchettes are open bunks in a compartment each with a blanket and pillow. 1st class couchettes accommodate up to 4 people and 2nd class up to 6. There is no distinction by sex, so be prepared to sleep in your daytime clothes.

ARE THERE DIFFERENT SORTS OF TRAINS?

Yes. As well as the usual local trains servicing the many small towns through Europe, you may hear some trains referred to as EuroCity or TGV or Intercity services. These are high speed trains which travel at speeds of up to 260 Km/h and have a minimum of stops between the major cities so you reach your destination much quicker. Most of these high speed services require a supplement to be paid but if you're using a Eurailpass it is nearly always included in the pass price.

1ST OR 2ND CLASS?

It all depends on your budget and your personal preferences. 1st class is roomier with fewer seats than 2nd class, allowing more leg room and luggage space. Most Europeans travel in 2nd class, so it may be crowded during high season or holidays.

DO I NEED TO MAKE RESERVATIONS?

Absolutely, if you need a sleeper or couchette on a night train. It varies for day trains. Seat reservations are required for all TGV, ICE, EUROSTAR, certain InterCity and EuroCity trains. For most other trains, seat reservations are not required: you may sit where you like within the class designated on your pass or ticket. A seat reservation can be purchased for most long-distance trains, however, seat reservations cannot be requested for certain local trains.

WHAT ABOUT MY BAGS AND BORDER CHECKS?

Bags: Most train stations have lockers or luggage check-rooms to store your bags.
Trains have either overhead storage racks or luggage areas at each end of the car.
But pack lightly - don't travel with more bags than you can handle yourself.

Border Checks: It is your responsibility to make sure that you have the appropriate papers and visas to enter each country.

Prices valid from 17 March 2004

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