Central Europe Triangle Pass

Destinations: Vienna, Prague, Salzburg and Budapest.
Children under 4 travel for free.

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	1st Class Individual	1st Class Saver ?
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Budapest - Prague - Wien	n/a	n/a
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Salzburg - Prague - Wien	n/a	n/a

	1st Class Individual	1st Class Saver ?
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Budapest - Prague - Wien	n/a	n/a
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Salzburg - Prague - Wien	n/a	n/a

	1st Class Individual	1st Class Saver ?
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Budapest - Prague - Wien	n/a	n/a
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Salzburg - Prague - Wien	n/a	n/a

	1st Class Individual	1st Class Saver ?
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Budapest - Prague - Wien	n/a	n/a
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Salzburg - Prague - Wien	n/a	n/a

	2nd Class Individual	2nd Class Saver ?
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Budapest - Prague - Wien	NZ$211	n/a
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Salzburg - Prague - Wien	NZ$211	n/a

	2nd Class Individual	2nd Class Saver ?
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Budapest - Prague - Wien	NZ$106	n/a
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Salzburg - Prague - Wien	NZ$106	n/a

	2nd Class Individual	2nd Class Saver ?
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Budapest - Prague - Wien	n/a	n/a
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Salzburg - Prague - Wien	n/a	n/a

	2nd Class Individual	2nd Class Saver ?
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Budapest - Prague - Wien	n/a	n/a
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Salzburg - Prague - Wien	n/a	n/a

Overview

Experience 3 of the most popular cities in central Europe as you enjoy 3 one-way trips, with 2 itineraries to choose from.

The Central Europe Triangle Pass is the best rail pass to discover Vienna, Prague, Salzburg and Budapest.

It is important to know that the rail pass is valid for 3 one way journeys on the two routes below:

Vienna - Budapest - Prague
Vienna - Salzburg - Prague

You can start your journey from any of the cities on the routes, and you can also travel in any direction you want. This means that you can start your journey in Budapest and travel to Vienna before heading to Prague. You are, of course free, to choose another itinerary.

You can have 3 one way journeys during a 1 month period.The Central Europe Triangle Pass is therefore a great way to spend quality time in three beautiful central European countries, namely the Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary.

Winter view of Salzburg.

Customer feedback BUDAPEST KELENFOE - WIEN HBF,

« Only problem we had is that we booked out of a small station on the outside of Budapest. It would be nice to have an indication of central and most used stations. I may have missed it, but that was the only minor problem we had. »

Matthew Alan L

How does it work?

Rail Passes in 3 steps

1. Pick the right rail pass

Rail passes are available in 1, 2, 3 or 4 country combinations for extensive travel on the national rail networks. Going for an extended trip? Try the Eurail Global Pass offering rail travel in 31 different countries.
Once you've selected your pass, its price will depend on the class of service, First or Second, selected and the number of rail travel days.

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2. Reserve your seats

Taking local and regional trains allows you to explore at will. Simply board with your rail pass and choose any open seat. Reservations are required on most high speed, overnight, scenic, and international trains. We recommend always checking your desired journey for any specific seat reservation requirements.

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3. Activate and travel

Your rail pass requires that you activate it by getting it stamped at the ticket window at the departure station on the day of your first train journey. Once activated, you are all set and ready to explore.

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Benefits

More than just trains

And the Central Europe Triangle Pass is packed with bonuses to make your trip even more enjoyable. You'll get discounts on buses and trains or hotels or cruises or ferries or museums or activities, and more.
With the Central Europe Triangle Pass, the benefits like the connections it provides - are everywhere. Whether you are an adventurous traveler or avid planner, the Central Europe Triangle Pass is your pass to freedom and an unforgettable journey of discovery.

Main discounts and bonuses in Central Europe Triangle Pass

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Common Questions, Simple Answers

Q. What is the Rail Protection Plan™?

A. We offer an exclusive Rail Protection Plan™ that gives you the flexibility to change your train ticket, rail pass, reservation, and select activities with no questions asked. You’ll also be protected in the event of a railroad strike for train tickets, and in the case of loss or theft of paper tickets, rail passes, city passes or tours.

The Rail Protection Plan™ may be added to your booking on the delivery page after adding the products to your itinerary or any time prior to final payment being applied to your booking. (Select city passes and tours are excluded from coverage). The Rail Protection Plan™ fee is non-refundable and non-exchangeable. View the detailed terms and conditions of the Rail Protection Plan™ coverage.
Q. Where can I store my luggage on an overnight train?

A. Luggage can be stored on a small luggage rack and any floor or bed space available. Keep in mind that this space is shared among all travellers occupying the sleeping compartment or couchette.
Q. Do you ship to PO and APO boxes?

A. At this time, we are unable to ship to P.O. or A.P.O. boxes.
Q. Who is eligible to buy a rail pass?

A. Rail passes are available to anyone except residents of Europe, the United Kingdom, Morocco, Turkey or any of the countries of the former Soviet Union. If you’re a resident of these countries we can’t sell you our rail passes, but there are other similar options available to you such as the InterRail pass.
Q. How do I find my train?

A. Finding your train is fairly simple. You’ll see large Departure and Arrival boards located in the center of most stations. Some stations also have TV monitors listing upcoming departing trains.

If you have a train ticket or rail pass with a reservation, simply match the train number and departure time on your reservation or ticket to the train number on the departure board. The platform number where you should go will be listed right next to it.

If you’re traveling with open train tickets or a rail pass and no reservation, then you don’t have a specific train and seat assigned to you. If you’ve done your research in advance, you probably already know the time and train number of the train you want to take, so just look for it on the board. If you decided to show up at the station with the intention of taking the first train departing for where you want, make sure to check with a station agent and find out if that train requires a reservation.
Q. What if I’ve purchased a Twin/Saver pass and one of the travellers decides not to travel that day?

A. It’s perfectly fine, but the traveller who didn’t travel will still use a travel day on their pass.

If you’re all traveling on the same day, but split up and take different trains, those not carrying the pass will need to buy separate train tickets.
Q. When I board the train, can I sit anywhere I want?

A. If you booked a reservation for a specific train, you’ll have a designated car and seat number. This information will be located on your ticket.

If you don’t have a reservation and the train you’re traveling on either doesn’t accept reservations or reservations are not mandatory, then you’ll be able to get on board and look for an available seat in the class of service you booked. Keep in mind that during the train journey, if another traveller gets on board and has reserved the seat you’re occupying, you will need to move.

Keep in mind that local commuter trains generally do not accept reservations. During peak hours (typically before 9am and in the evening between 5-7pm) the trains are used by locals going to work and tend to be a bit more crowded. This may make it more difficult to find an available seat.
Q. Where can I see the exchange and refund conditions of my train ticket?

A. When browsing fares on our website, you can read a brief description of each fare flexibility level, and then see the full exchange and refund conditions for each fare.

Once you have booked a train ticket with us, its exchange and refund rules will be indicated in your Rail Europe booking confirmation email, as well as printed with your train ticket and/or on the ticket jacket in the case of paper tickets. Please note that train tickets must be received for exchange or refund within the allowed time frame mentioned in the exchange and refund conditions.
Q. Are there luggage handling services at the station for groups?

A. Yes, luggage handling is offered at select train stations in Europe. Please contact our group department for more details.
Q. How can I book an itinerary with multiple cities?

A. Our website makes booking multi-city journeys very easy!

Simply enter the cities you plan to depart from, arrive to, and your travel dates. Our system will then search the database to provide the best matching schedules.

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