Char
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Post by Char on May 24, 2003 13:48:41 GMT -5
Hey, I was wondering about the rail pass today. If i buy a 21 day travel rail pass, does that mean i have to travel 21 days in a row or does it mean i could travel 21 days at any time ? I dont want to buy the most expensive one if i wont have any use for it.
Thanks, Ryan
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Post by nitsansh on May 24, 2003 14:29:03 GMT -5
The 21-days Eurail pass is a consecutive days pass, which means you can use the pass on all 21 days it is valid.
Many people prefer the flexi passes, in which you can chose a number of days within the pass validity period for using the pass (like 15 travel days within 2 months). The price is determined by the # of travel days, so if you travel less, you pay less.
There are 2 factors which you should pre-determine when you purchase a pass:
1. The countries which the pass entitle you free travel.
2. The validity period and/or the number of travel days.
You choose Which routes and days to use the pass while you travel in Europe.
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