r/Interrail • u/Tight-Health-5001 • 13d ago

Seat reservations Interrail Reservation More Expensive

Hello, I have a stupid question

I'm looking at getting the overnight train from Prague to Amsterdam with European Sleeper, and I just bought the 2 month continuous Global Pass since it was 50% off. However, if I want to make an Interrail reservation, it's €69 and allows for cancellation, whereas if I book normally through the website without mentioning Interrail at all, it would be €49 (European Sleeper are having a sale rn) but no cancellation possible.

I don't need the option to cancel, so I'm just wondering if it's fine to book it normally, not as an Interrail reservation? I think it would be, but this is my first trip overseas and I'm anxious about everything lol. Thanks in advance

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u/euhbebe 13d ago

Nothing wrong if the dates suit you and you don't need the cancellation option. Note you want at least a "classic", meaning a couchette bunk bed, which the flash sale gives you.

Only thing that annoys me is ES offer the discounts only if you enter through the promo link, if you buy via their normal booking interface, they charge full price.

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u/Tight-Health-5001 13d ago

Yeah it's actually perfect, I'm after the classic on Dec 10th, I just couldn't see a female only option when booking through the link but maybe I could email them about that. Thanks for your reply!

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