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Central Europe Triangle Pass

Enjoy one of two itineraries including Budapest, Prague, Salzburg, and Vienna by train with this rail pass

Choose one of two itineraries"Travel from Vienna - Prague - Budapest - Vienna or Vienna - Prague - Salzburg - Vienna"
Issued as a paper document
Offered in 2nd class only
Children under 4 travel free when sharing paying adults accommodation
Flexible: choose where you want to go, and when

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

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

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

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

	2nd Class Individual	2nd Class Saver ?
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Budapest - Prague - Wien	NZ$219	n/a

	2nd Class Individual	2nd Class Saver ?
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Budapest - Prague - Wien	NZ$110	n/a

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

	2nd Class Individual	2nd Class Saver ?
Central Europe Triangle Pass Wien - Budapest - 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 can be booked for travel in one specific country or you can choose one of a few pre-selected country/region combinations. Extensive travel plans? Try the Eurail Global Pass offering train travel in 33 different countries - including Great Britain.
Once you've selected your pass, its price will depend on the class of service selected, passenger type, 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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Q. I have a train ticket for a train that didn’t run or was delayed due to a strike. What now?

A. If your train doesn’t travel due to a delay or strike, please have your train ticket stamped “Not Used due to Strike” by a railway official at the origin station and return it to our Customer Relations department within 30-days from the train departure date.

For immediate help, a railway official should be able to provide you with details on alternate accommodations. Simply visit the ticket window.

Important: If a train is canceled by the railroads due to a strike, and alternate transportation has not been offered or if you decline the alternate transportation, then a railway official at the origin station must cancel your seat and they must stamp the back of your ticket/reservation “Not Used Due to strike” before the original train departure time.

Our partners at the European Railroads will not allow us to process a refund unless this step has been taken.
Q. Are lockers and luggage storage services available at the train station?

A. Most major train stations have a left luggage facility offering either self-serve luggage lockers or staffed luggage facilities.

Keep in mind that there is a fee to store your luggage at a train station. Typically, stations will charge a flat rate to rent a luggage locker that you’re free to fill. For staffed luggage facilities, you may incur a “per bag” fee. In either case, the fee is usually under 10 Euros. If you do leave your bags, be sure to keep some money in your pockets for the luggage lockers.
Q. What ways can a train ticket be issued? Paper? e tickets?

A. There are potentially three ways to receive European train tickets.

Paper tickets: the rail pass or train ticket is physically printed at the Rail Europe fulfillment center and shipped to you.

Print at home e-ticket: the train ticket may be issued as a PDF which may either be emailed to you directly, or retrieved via a web link that is communicated to you at the time of purchase, depending on the rail carrier. You must print the PDF from a computer printer on any regular paper prior to boarding the train. Some e-tickets are delivered with a unique e-ticket confirmation code that is printed on your Rail Europe confirmation email. You must provide this e-ticket confirmation code along with your id to the conductor on board the train.

Print at station e-ticket: you will receive an e-ticket confirmation code (also known as PNR or Passenger Name Record) on your confirmation email, as well as a link to detailed instructions for retrieving your ticket. Use this e-ticket code at a self-service kiosk located at the train station in Europe to print out your actual ticket, prior to boarding the train.

Print at home e-ticket and print at station e-ticket are “electronic” delivery methods requiring no physical shipment to you. This means we can issue you an e-ticket whether you’re still at home or already in Europe.

Please note that all three methods are not always offered for a given train ticket. In fact, many tickets only support one of these issuance methods.
Q. Who should I contact with questions about my exchange or refund?

A. You can visit our Contact Us page to send us a message about exchanges and refunds.

In your message, please be sure to include the original booking number, your contact information, and which item(s) you’re requesting a refund for. If you’re requesting an exchange under the Rail Protection Plan™, note this in your email as well.
Q. Can I get the address and phone number for the train station?

A. We offer specific train station information and maps with approximate locations of many of the most popular train stations in Europe.

In general, you’ll find that stations are centrally located and conveniently reached via public transportation and most airport-to-city links.
Q. Why do some German station names have extra characters in the station name?

A. In a few circumstances, German station names are listed with extra characters extended after the official station name. They are of no concern for travellers, and can be disregarded.

Examples:

Muenchen Hbf Gl.27-36 = Munich Main Train Station
Koeln Messedeutz11-12 = Cologne Messe Deatz Station
Berlin Hbf (Tief) = Berlin Main Train Station
Q. Seat Reservations are sold out for the train I want to take. What should I do?

A. If the train you’re planning to take requires a reservation and reservations are sold out, there are only two things you can do. Purchase a regular, full-fare ticket if those are still available, or try to travel on another train (later or earlier) that has reservations available.
Q. Who should I contact to book travel for a group of 10 or more people?

A. For groups of 10 or more traveling together please fill out our Group Department form for assistance. If you know what you’re looking for, you can also request a quote online from our Group Department.
Q. How do I use a Rail Europe Gift Card?

A. Simply use the Gift Card code that was provided by Rail Europe on your certificate. Enter this code on the delivery page during checkout. Note: the full dollar value of the Gift Card doesn’t need to be used all at once; you will be sent a new Gift Card code for any remaining balance.
Q. How do I know the right rail pass and how many days I should purchase?

A. We provide simple tools on our site to help make finding the best products for your journey - easy! Our tools help you find both the most cost effective and logical travel solution for your travel needs.

Use our Interactive Rail Map to help you plan your journey, our site will then display available options to bring that journey to life with rail passes, train tickets, and even great add-on products that can truly enhance your experience. Enter the number of days you wish to stay in a particular city, and where you wish to travel next, and our system will provide you with the best options for your itinerary.

The more you know about the train rides you plan on taking, the better you’ll be able to research which trains are running, how long each of those rides take, whether or not you’ll be traveling on night trains, etc… All these factors determine how many travel days you’ll need on a pass.

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