I have an #interrail question. interrail.eu/en/support/intere… states about "what is a travel day" and night trains:
* If you don't have a changeover after midnight then that only counts as one travel day instead of 2
* but somehow this does not work on the last day of the pass? ("Note: you cannot use your Eurail Pass to take a night train on your last travel day as the validity period will expire at 23:59.")
The second part is oddly confusing to me right now. Can someone confirm/explain that?
What is a travel day?
When it comes to Interrail Passes, a travel day is a 24-hour period in which you can travel on trains with your rail Pass. Find out more here.Interrail
wizzwizz4
in reply to Bubu • • •I have no insight, but I think this definition of "travel day" only affects the Flexi Pass.
In order to use the trains, you must satisfy two conditions:
• Today is a travel day; and
• Your card is valid.
The boundaries of a travel day are defined by local midnight, but extend to encompass a train ride started near the end of a travel day. (This means you don't get 'charged' two travel days for one train ride.) This does not affect your card's validity.
The Mad Hatter
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in reply to Bubu • • •Let's say you buy "7 days in a month", that month ends at 23:59 the last day.
E.g. July 13 --> August 12 23:59.
i.e. the #interrail pass is not valid anymore after that time. After 23:59 on August 12 it expires.
You have to be home before 23:59 (scheduled time) on the last day of validity period. Night trains are practically impossible on the last day of _validity_, regardless of how many _travel_days_ you have left.