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Can i use Central Europe Triangle Pass to travel from Prague to Vienna to Budapest in this order.

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Jeff (Official Rep) June 19, 2012 15:18

Hi Gaurav,

Yes, you can use the Central Europe Triangle Pass to travel from Prague to Vienna and then to Budapest. You can purchase this pass by clicking here: http://www.raileurope.com/rail-ticket....

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Hi Gaurav, Yes, you can use the Central Europe Triangle Pass to travel from Prague to Vienna and then to Budapest. You can purchase this pass by clicking here: http://www.raileurope.com/rail-tickets-passes/central-europe-triangle-pass/index.html.

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Derek Peterson July 05, 2012 19:01

I have a different question dealing with the Triangle Pass. Are there any off/on privileges with the pass? For example, if we stop in a town on our way from Prague to Vienna, can we get off for a few hours and get back on the next train?

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- Jeff (Official Rep) July 06, 2012 16:53
  
  Hi Derek,
  
  Yes, with the Central Europe Triangle Pass, you can get off the train en route between Prague and Vienna. You would just have to be sure to book your reservations accordingly, and the city would have to be one that is along the most direct rail line between Prague and Vienna. Therefore, if you wish to visit Ceska Trebova, Brno or Breclav, you would have to book one reservation from Prague to one of those cities and then another reservation from that city to Vienna.
  
  You can purchase your reservations by clicking on 'Book a Reservation for Your Pass' from the homepage of our website, www.raileurope.com. You would then be prompted to enter the cities you'll be traveling between, preferred date of travel and the type of pass you'll be traveling with. Please note, however, that the Central Europe Triangle Pass is currently not an option here for you to select. Until this is fixed, to book reservations for travel with the Central Europe Triangle Pass, you would actually just have to enter the 'European East Pass' as the pass you'll be traveling with. We apologize for any confusion.
  
  Trains from Prague to Vienna can only be booked within 60 days of an intended departure.
  
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- Melody Melendez February 25, 2013 11:03
  
  Can i start in prague and go to budapest does this pass mean i can start i anyone one of these countries?
  
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- Felicia (Employee) February 25, 2013 14:49
  
  Hi Melody,
  
  You can start use of the Central Europe Traingle Pass in any of the countries valid for use with this rail pass.
  
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I have a different question dealing with the Triangle Pass. Are there any off/on privileges with the pass? For example, if we stop in a town on our way from Prague to Vienna, can we get off for a few hours and get back on the next train?

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wolmerm October 12, 2012 22:51

I'm trying to book reservations for my central europe triangle pass but when I click on the book reservations link on the webpage it does not list the pass as an option. How do I book reservations with this pass?

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I'm trying to book reservations for my central europe triangle pass but when I click on the book reservations link on the webpage it does not list the pass as an option. How do I book reservations with this pass? This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled <a class='notranslate' href="http://community.raileurope.com/raileurope/topics/central_europe_triangle_pass_reservations" target="_blank">The Central Europe Triangle Pass isn't recognized under the Passholder reservation search on your website, so how would you go about booking reservations with this pass?</a>.

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Ko October 12, 2012 22:52

Q1.Can I take the route twice?
Ex. Wien-Salzburg (Via Linz)
one day: Wien-Linz, the next day: Linz-Wien
I would like to know if I can take the route more than one time because the website shows it is a one-way trip.
Q2. Do all of the trains showed on this website schedule I can take?
I am not sure what kinds of trains I can choose for this pass.
Thanks a lot.

Chris

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Q1.Can I take the route twice? Ex. Wien-Salzburg (Via Linz) one day: Wien-Linz, the next day: Linz-Wien I would like to know if I can take the route more than one time because the website shows it is a one-way trip. Q2. Do all of the trains showed on this website schedule I can take? I am not sure what kinds of trains I can choose for this pass. Thanks a lot. Chris This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled <a class='notranslate' href="http://community.raileurope.com/raileurope/topics/central_europe_triangle_pass_route_times_train" target="_blank">Can I take the same route twice or do a roundtrip using the Central Europe Triangle Pass? What trains can I take with it?</a>.

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Richard Ragland October 12, 2012 22:52

Hi, I am planning my honeymoon in Germany and I am interested in getting a 6 or 7 day German Rail Pass for a 14 day stay there and would like to link it to a Central Europe Triangle pass to the Vienna - Budapest - Prague route however the best way to do it. I have read that the German rail pass includes Salzburg. I am curious if It would be best to start in Salzburg then travel to Vienna to start the Triangle journey or to start from a German boarder town to Prauge and just buy a ticket from the boarder town to Prague then start the triangle ending back in prague and back into Germany? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Hi, I am planning my honeymoon in Germany and I am interested in getting a 6 or 7 day German Rail Pass for a 14 day stay there and would like to link it to a Central Europe Triangle pass to the Vienna - Budapest - Prague route however the best way to do it. I have read that the German rail pass includes Salzburg. I am curious if It would be best to start in Salzburg then travel to Vienna to start the Triangle journey or to start from a German boarder town to Prauge and just buy a ticket from the boarder town to Prague then start the triangle ending back in prague and back into Germany? Any help would be greatly appreciated. This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled <a class='notranslate' href="http://community.raileurope.com/raileurope/topics/linking_7_day_german_rail_pass_with_the_central_europe_triangle_pass" target="_blank">Linking 7 day German Rail pass with the Central Europe Triangle Pass</a>.

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Chung-Pin Yeh October 12, 2012 22:52

Hi, about Central Europe Triangle Pass, just wondering if I can use the pass to cover the below trip?
1. Wien - Praha
2. Praha - Bratislava (stay for few hours, then take another train) - Budapest
3. Budapest - Wien

Please kindly advise, thanks!!

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Hi, about Central Europe Triangle Pass, just wondering if I can use the pass to cover the below trip? 1. Wien - Praha 2. Praha - Bratislava (stay for few hours, then take another train) - Budapest 3. Budapest - Wien Please kindly advise, thanks!! This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled <a class='notranslate' href="http://community.raileurope.com/raileurope/topics/central_europe_triangle_pass_clockwise_trip_stop_at_bratislava" target="_blank">Central Europe Triangle Pass (clockwise trip & stop at Bratislava)</a>.

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kaseylinagm October 12, 2012 22:52

Central Europe Triangle Pass:
What are the major vias from SALBZURG to PRAHA

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Gabriel Ng October 12, 2012 22:53

Is it possible to use a Central European Triangle railpass for the following:

Prague - Cesky Krumlov
Cesky Krumlov - Salzburg
Salzburg - Vienna

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