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Train reservation to Naples
Hi,
I am catching a train from Florence to Rome on Wednesday and arrive there at 09:30am. I want to go to Pompeii for a day trip the same day, but I believe I need a reservation for the ES train to naples. If I wanted to catch the 09:45 train to Pompeii, would I have time to make the reservation? - how long in advance do you usually need to reserve. Or, can I purchase the reservation for Rome - Naples, from the station in Florence? |
Hi Pat,
Yes, buy your ticket to Naples at the same time you buy your ticket to Rome. You can buy all of the train tickets you want in one stop. |
Hi Ira,
Thanks for your quickly reply. I actually have a eurail pass so i won't be buying the tickets. I just need to buy the reservations so does the same apply? i.e. i can get the reservation from florence? could you please tell me anyway, how long it does take to make a reservation if i was to wait till i get to rome? thanks! |
Since the train arriving in Rome at 9:30 is a Eurostar, you will have to reserve it also, so you might as well get your reservation for the whole trip. Alternatively you can wait an hour later and get a train from Florence direct to Naples without having to change in Rome.
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Hi pat,
Since you have a railpass you will have to make reservations for all ES* trains and pay a supplement as well. Can you cash in your railpass? If NOT - don't read any further. IF YES - enter your itinerary at www.railsaver.com and see if you will save money. |
Unfortunately I cant cash in my railpass.
Could I ask what the supplement is for? I have checked the online train timetable and mentions about buying the special supplement. But I don't know why I need it.. |
Hi pat.
The Eurail people are ticket agents. When you buy a railpass it is good for travel on a train, but doesn't guarantee a seat. Therefore, when you want or need a seat reservation you have to pay an extra fee. You can get all of your reservations at the same time. |
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