BySchachCa
Hello,
I'm traveling by train soon. But if I get off earlier than indicated on the ticket (I get off at Hamburg Hbf, even though it says Hamburg Altona), will the City Ticket still be valid?
Best regards, SchachCa
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Because it’s in the same city, yes.
But on the side of the train, you can drive from the destination station to the destination. Altona is my destination and not Hbf.
Yes, it’s on the same route.
What do you mean?
I would like to bet that on your ticket as a destination neither “Hamburg Hbf” nor “Hamburg-Altona” but simply “Hamburg”. It is therefore valid for travel to all Hamburg stations.