What does "indifferent" mean when choosing seat selections?
Apr 12th, 2006, 08:55 AM
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What does "indifferent" mean when choosing seat selections?
Hi:
Presently I am on the voyages sncf site. I am booking prems, single way tickets, from Caen to Paris for May.
I have entered:
one way;
1 adult, 1 senior;
2Class, Non-Fumeur;
Pickup tickets: France
Cost is 34 Euros.
Our seat placement choices are:
salle (hall, big room)
compartiment (sleeper compartment)
indifferent ?
We don't need a sleeper, I think salle may mean you sit in an open compartment,
If I select indifferent what type of seats will my husband and I receive?
Presently I am on the voyages sncf site. I am booking prems, single way tickets, from Caen to Paris for May.
I have entered:
one way;
1 adult, 1 senior;
2Class, Non-Fumeur;
Pickup tickets: France
Cost is 34 Euros.
Our seat placement choices are:
salle (hall, big room)
compartiment (sleeper compartment)
indifferent ?
We don't need a sleeper, I think salle may mean you sit in an open compartment,
If I select indifferent what type of seats will my husband and I receive?
Apr 12th, 2006, 08:58 AM
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Hi, un compartiment is not a sleeper compartment, just a room for a few persons (sorry don't know the name in English).
Indifférent means you don't care so you let the system choose for you.
Indifférent means you don't care so you let the system choose for you.
Apr 12th, 2006, 09:00 AM
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The 'salle' is a long open car, with seating kind of like that of an airplane; sometimes half the car faces the other half.
The 'compartment' is like the old train scenes in the movies, where 4-6 people can sit, and there's a sliding door to enclose your group.
The 'compartment' is like the old train scenes in the movies, where 4-6 people can sit, and there's a sliding door to enclose your group.
