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>"Hatunen" cox.net> kirjoitti
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>> On Fri, 12 Sep 2008 21:25:13 +0300, Markku Grönroos
>> wrote:
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>>>"Hatunen" cox.net> kirjoitti
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>>>> I find that rather surprising. I've tried on several occasions to
>>>> justify the cost of adult passes compared to single
>>>> point-to-point fares. The only way I've been able to do it is by
>>>> using those high fares shown on sites like Eurailpass, and then
>>>> only if I plan to spend most of my time on trains.
>>>>

>>>For instance an interrail pass valid for a month costs 599 euros in the
>>>second class and 809 euros in the first class. Many shipping companies
>>>offer
>>>discounts in European routes. Also one can utilize the pass in commuter
>>>train networks in several countries. At least in the past the pass gave
>>>free
>>>rides in the German S-Bahn networks. All in all I find the product
>>>reasonable. I have made several trips by interrail passes.

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>> I really can't speak to interrail passes. They're not available
>> to us North American residents so I've never really looked into
>> them.
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>A Eurail pass for thirty days seems to cost 810 euros. One way ride between
>Hamburg and Munich costs 122 euros.......