Site to make train reservaitons in Italy
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http://www.trenitalia.it/en/index.html
Many find it difficult to actually make a purchase at the site, but it's easy to research schedules and prices. I usually wait until I arrive in Italy to buy tickets. Your route is a popular one with frequent trains.
Many find it difficult to actually make a purchase at the site, but it's easy to research schedules and prices. I usually wait until I arrive in Italy to buy tickets. Your route is a popular one with frequent trains.
Oct 2nd, 2008, 07:44 AM
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The only reason IMO to use the extremely flummoxing trenitalia.com site is if you want to save a bit of money on advanced purchase of cheaper seats that you will not get in Rome i think - but the site is so impossibly frustrating to most Fodorites it seems that i would just wait
easiest IMO would to be to buy your Rome-Naples tickets at the Rome Airport upon arrival - at the airport train station.
Or in the stations i have found the automatic ticket machines idiot-proof (i could use them) - quick and easy - quite the opposite of trenitalia.com (though if you want to try Ira in the past has been extremely helpful in walking you thru it - others Fodorites too - so post a Help with Trenitalia and you will get advice from folks who know how to tread this tricky site
so many trains - 2 an hour - never won't get on or rarely. To economize take the ICplus (IC+) trains that are a bit slower but significantly cheaper than the high-speed AV trains.
easiest IMO would to be to buy your Rome-Naples tickets at the Rome Airport upon arrival - at the airport train station.
Or in the stations i have found the automatic ticket machines idiot-proof (i could use them) - quick and easy - quite the opposite of trenitalia.com (though if you want to try Ira in the past has been extremely helpful in walking you thru it - others Fodorites too - so post a Help with Trenitalia and you will get advice from folks who know how to tread this tricky site
so many trains - 2 an hour - never won't get on or rarely. To economize take the ICplus (IC+) trains that are a bit slower but significantly cheaper than the high-speed AV trains.
