Conditions
- Residents of Europe, the United Kingdom, Turkey and the Russian Federation are not eligible to purchase or use a Eurail Pass.
- If you have been working/residing or traveling in Europe for 6 months or more you are not eligible to travel with a Eurail Pass.
- Passes must be validated prior to first day of use.
- Passes must be validated within 6 months of issue date.
- Passes must be validated prior to boarding the first train / first use of a travel bonus.
- Travel bonuses may necessitate usage of a travel day. The full list of bonuses can be found in the Eurail Travellers Guide.
- Certain trains may transit through a country not covered by the pass. In that case an additional ticket must be purchased.
- Seat reservation fees are an additional charge and are not inclusive in the cost of the pass.
- What is the 7pm rule?
- If your train departs before 19.00 hrs (7 pm), you need to use two travel days
- If you are travelling on a direct night train (with no connections or layovers) that departs after 19.00 hrs (7 pm) and arrives after 04.00 hrs (4 am), you only need to use one day: the day of arrival.
Please note: your Pass must be valid on the day of departure and arrival.
Comprehensive conditions of use can be found on the ticket cover
Refunds
- Passes must be presented for refund unused and not validated.
- A 25% cancellation fee plus GST (only in Australia) applies to totally unused passes returned within one year of issuing date. No partial refunds.
- Important note: Some trains may transit through a country not covered by the pass. In that case you must purchase an additional ticket. Transit visas may also be required. Travel on Premier/high-speed and Swiss Scenic trains in Europe is subject to a surcharge for compulsory reservations.
Passes cannot be replaced if lost or stolen. We recommend Pass Security with your order.