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Britrail Pass The Eurostar is separate to the the pass with a discount Passholder Fare

Posted Sun, 07/27/2008 - 23:00 by Pauline

RailPlus - trip

To: Pauline
Date: Mon, Jul 28, 2008 9:50 am

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From: info

Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2008 11:01 AM
Subject: Pauline and Greg-#N/A

Hi Pauline and Greg

The UK is not included in the pass as they have there own passes called the Britrail Pass which you can locate them on our website under UK by rail.

The Eurostar is separate to the the pass it is its own individual ticket but by having a pass you are in titled to a discount which is called a Passholder Fare.

You should go for a 4 countries select pass that includes Benelux ( Brussels), Germany, Switzerland and Italy Pass it looks like your only doing 3 journeys unfortunately there the minimum is 5 days in 2mths if your happy to pay for 2 extra days that's up to you or you can always just purchase the train sectors individually but it can cost more than a pass this is when you can go to our website and compare the train trips individually against the pass and see what is more cheaper.

You can prebook train travel anywhere you like but they will all be individual train trips on different days.

I hope I answered some questions, if you would like more information don't hesitate to reply or give us a call 1300 555 003

Thanks Carmela

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Sent: Friday, 13 June 2008 11:27 AM
To: info
Subject: Re: Website contact form

Hi Annalisa, thanks for your prompt reply. It answers some questions but not all.

Paris to London - OK. We will probably go 1st class.

In the brochurs, UK does not seem to be included in the Country List?

As we are thinking going High Speed Trains, time between all these stops is only hours or less.

So would we go London to Brussels Eurostar, then Brussels to Venice Eurail 5 days?

Can we get one continuos train pre booking & reservation journey from say:

Brussels to Frankfurt then Frankfurt to Bern then Bern to Venice?

Probably stay a day at each stop.

Thanks for your time,

Regards, Pauline & Greg.

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