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We travel to France frequently and have had the problem once or twice that we had to rebook our train to France due to train-related issues. Since seat reservations are mandatory, you can't just board another train. But how do you do that on a Sunday or outside of the opening hours of a DB travel center? It would be interesting to know.
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Loading...without adults Such a piece of paper would also be an option but from how many years is that especially at the hall in Munich
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You could simply buy a new reservation online or (probably) on DB-Automaten.
I would most likely expect you to pay the full new reservation fee. (at least if you don’t buy a ticket at the same time!) In the travel center, there might be a free reservation under certain circumstances. (In conclusion, the DB has advertised that a free reservation is issued together with the ticket if required.)
If the reserved train has failed, I could imagine that you can get a replacement reservation at the information (if the travel center is closed) or enter another train without reservation.
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