easiest way to get to Nuremberg from Atlanta
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> You may want to know that it is possible to cancel the discounted train tickets, though it will cost 19€ to do it. If the flight is delayed by a long time, or if you're standing in a very long immigration line, you could cancel your tickets and get the rest of the fare back.
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Unfortunately, that regulation was abolished in 2016. The last possible exchange is the day before departure (https://www.bahn.de/p/view/service/b...stattung.shtml).
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Unfortunately, that regulation was abolished in 2016. The last possible exchange is the day before departure (https://www.bahn.de/p/view/service/b...stattung.shtml).
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swandav, what I cannot understand is the acess rail site, how do you purchase a ticket? or can you buy it, if flying on Delta? It looks like you can, using Frankfurt airport designation......I guess I need to make copies of the site and study it. a bit confusing and they do not respond so far. Not sure where I got those figures/costs.
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Thanks, sla019! I continue to see the "cancel" buttons, but have not checked the terms/conditions.
I agree, Sue81; it is confusing! Since those appear to be iata codes, maybe you can have the Delta agent do it. Have the site in front of you with those codes, and maybe call Delta and see if the agent can do it. Make sure you are dealing with an agent who does international flights though...
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I agree, Sue81; it is confusing! Since those appear to be iata codes, maybe you can have the Delta agent do it. Have the site in front of you with those codes, and maybe call Delta and see if the agent can do it. Make sure you are dealing with an agent who does international flights though...
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OK just for general info for others, I called the access rail phone number and it sounds like there are no discounts on the German railroad/DB for those flying from the US into Germany on US carriers (may have seen some Michigan carrier named?). I was traveling only from the Franfurt airport to Nuremberg. If I had been traveling on Lufthansa, I think I could have gotten the discount. If anyone knows otherwise please post, but I think this is correct. Rick Steves directs you to the DB site. Sue
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OK just for general info for others, I called the access rail phone number and it sounds like there are no discounts on the German railroad/DB for those flying from the US into Germany on US carriers (may have seen some Michigan carrier named?). I was traveling only from the Franfurt airport to Nuremberg. If I had been traveling on Lufthansa, I think I could have gotten the discount. If anyone knows otherwise please post, but I think this is correct. Rick Steves directs you to the DB site. Sue
BTW, you cannot book R&F tickets through the DB site.
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Delta is not listed as a participating airline in the Rail & Fly program at this DB web site (scroll down and click on "diese Fluggesellschaften ..." to bring up the list).
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