BySara137
Hello,
I didn't have time to check the train station yesterday. Down in Cologne, the ticket costs 11.30 EUR with the VRS tariff.
At Düsseldorf Central Station, I can't buy a ticket for the VRS, only for the VRR. Is the price of 11.30 the same there?
Greetings
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Loading...I almost never take the train. But I did travel to Austria years ago and booked the outbound trip through DB and the return trip through ÖBB (because it was cheaper). My passports were checked in Passau. What about traveling to Switzerland (St. Gallen)? Do you need a passport, a visa, etc. if you're not…
In terms of their journeys and also their digital arrangements (app, website, etc.)
Or can you also buy locally?
The 9-euro ticket expires in a few days. Have you used it, and if so, how?
The question is above. I always see it on the bus timetables and I still don't know what it means, so I thought I'd ask around. 🙂
Do you agree? There are simply too few seats. If I travel in the morning around 6-8, I can only find standing space. The same thing happens between 12 and 1 p.m. or 4 and 6 p.m.
Auch in Düsseldorf kannst du VRS-Tickets kaufen – sowohl an den Automaten der DB als auch bei der Rheinbahn.
Dann kauf ein Ticket der Bahn. http://www.bahn.de
wenn du am automaten von d’dorf nach köln eingibst, bekommst du den richtigen preis angezeigt. die dinger sind so schlau und wissen das du verbundübergreifend fährst.
Ja, da es auch Preisstufe 5 vom Regioticket ist 🙂
Ja ist identisch alles Preisklasse B 🙂