Post #2960912
2026-05-16 08:44 UTC
@vicgrinberg@mastodon.social @Ruth_Mottram@fediscience.org Great recommendations in general, I rarely ever reserve a seat though, they are only needed when trains are *really* full.
And reservations are cancelled when trains are replaced etc., which happens regularly.
Many seats cannot be reserved, if you know where they are you’ll easily find a spot.
Seats can be booked independently, you can check how many seats are available on the day and reserve if needed.
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@skittles@berlin.social 2026-05-16 08:47
@vicgrinberg@mastodon.social @Ruth_Mottram@fediscience.org A coffee in the dining car is cheaper than a reservation and I usually prefer this car to the regular ones. Printed tickets are definitely a fallback, but I don’t even own a printer anymore. I consider a fully charged battery pack, cord, and a small power cube in a pouch as mandatory travel accessories. I personally find 0,5l a bit small, somehow I’m always parched in trains, YMMV. Buying water at the bistro is expensive. 2/2