Using a Bahn Voucher
#1
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Using a Bahn Voucher
I purchased train tickets online. Several days later I went back online just to make sure our reserved seats were no longer available for purchase.
I noticed that the price was now less expensive than when I purchased our tickets. So I wrote them an email but didn't expect anything to come of it. After all, prices changes all the time.
Well, as a "gesture of goodwill" they sent me a vouvher (code number). This voucher is good for use is several ways. Among them is bahn.com, etc.
Is it possible to purchase tickets for Koblenz and/or Heidelberg online with no fixed date? Or at least a range of dates (such as between a date and x number of days following?
I noticed that the price was now less expensive than when I purchased our tickets. So I wrote them an email but didn't expect anything to come of it. After all, prices changes all the time.
Well, as a "gesture of goodwill" they sent me a vouvher (code number). This voucher is good for use is several ways. Among them is bahn.com, etc.
Is it possible to purchase tickets for Koblenz and/or Heidelberg online with no fixed date? Or at least a range of dates (such as between a date and x number of days following?
#3
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Joined: Jan 2003
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Actually I'd probably take IC trains as the regional trains are much slower.
I think i have it figured out.
Tickets good for any day are much more expensive. Tickets that can be used on that day (which ever day I pick) but on any train are a few Euros more.
When I buy the tickets the time we go I'll probably know ahead of time. However, I'd probably want the return train time to be flexible.
So I think I'm getting the hang of this.
Thanks
I think i have it figured out.
Tickets good for any day are much more expensive. Tickets that can be used on that day (which ever day I pick) but on any train are a few Euros more.
When I buy the tickets the time we go I'll probably know ahead of time. However, I'd probably want the return train time to be flexible.
So I think I'm getting the hang of this.
Thanks




