The Stuttgart-Berlin, Wiesbaden-Berlin, and Cologne-Berlin connections only run four times a day. The Cologne-Hamburg and Hamburg-Berlin connections even run only twice a day. That's not a lot. Why does the Flixtrain only run so few times? And the times are very inconvenient. Why is that?
Flixbus has also been operating on rail since 2018 under the name "Flixtrain." It is the only provider able to compete with the ICE. Locomore closed in 2017, and the Interconnex was discontinued in 2014. However, Flixtrain has been operating continuously since 2018 as a competitor to the ICE, expanding its routes and modifying its…
Today, Flixbus is Europe's largest long-distance bus company. The company operates in all European countries and competes with other bus companies that also offer long-distance trips. Flixbus now also operates outside of Europe, in Brazil, India, and the USA. How did Flixbus achieve such success? In Germany and Sweden, Flixbus now also offers trains under…
I would like to travel the Frankfurt-Hanover route with Flixtrain and came across this during the booking process: And this despite:
Hello! What reputable and, ideally, good long-distance bus companies are there besides FlixBus? Kind regards, Hannah
It runs from Cologne to Berlin, from Cologne to Hamburg, from Stuttgart to Berlin, from Wiesbaden to Dresden, and from Hamburg to Leipzig. What do you think of Flixtrain?
I was just looking for my train because it didn't say where I needed to go anywhere, so I went to the DB information desk. After I got the information, I went straight there. The doors were still open. The employee saw that I'd been running a bit and signaled that they could leave. She…
What are your experiences with Flixtrain?
What are your experiences with Flixtrain? Do all the cars have air conditioning? Is it loud or quiet? I hope it's not too warm or too cold, and of course, no drafts. Are the seats in the large carriage compartment as good as the DB? Does Wi-Fi work very well?
Does the price of a Flixtrain ticket increase the later you book, just like Deutsche Bahn tickets?
Does the circled area stand for platform? (Bstg)
I'm going to Berlin with a broski soon and we've already booked everything (flixtrain, hotel, etc.). Broski is 18, but I'm 16. Could there be problems for me or something? What should I keep in mind? my parents know about it too