Global Interrail Pass Youth 2 Months

Seat Reservations
You can hop and off most trains as you please with your Interrail Pass, however, Seat Reservations are not included with an Interrail Pass. For a small fee, a Seat Reservation guarantees you a comfy seat on busy high-speed routes across Europe. Trains that require mandatory reservations normally save you time and have lots of extra features, such as streaming WIFI, entertainment portals, onboard restaurant & bar, power sockets or sleeping facilities, plus you can bag a space next to your friend traveling speeds of up 320 km/h.

If you do not fancy purchasing a seat reservation, not to worry you can usually travel by regional train where seat reservations are not required. The journey by regional trains can take longer and the need to change trains to connecting trains is greater. However, where time allows you might get to connect and visit a destination for a few hours while you wait for your next train that you had not thought about visiting before!

On high-speed & InterCity trains that are not requiring mandatory seat reservations; it can only be recommend in making a seat reservation on journeys over 3 hours to save you changing seat many times throughout your journey.
Journeys requiring Seat Reservations can always be checked & booked within the RAIL PLANNER app, online, and down at the local station.

Night Trains
In certain areas of Europe it is possible to travel by a night train. Board the train in the evening or late afternoon and wake up in a new destination the following day. Traveling with the night train is a great experience. Taking the night train at least once during your Interrail Trip can be highly recommended. Night trains with sleeping facilities always require a reservation for an additional fee, however you will save on hostel or hotel costs traveling by night train! You can usually pick between Seated Class, Couchette - a small compartment with bunk beds, pillow, and a blanket usually in a configuration of 4 or 6 and shared with other members of the public, or a Sleeper Compartment that offers more comforts such as a mattress and duvet in a configuration of Single, Double, 4 or 6 the larger compartments often shared with other members of the public and usually of the same gender. Both Couchette & Sleeper compartments can normally also be booked for more privacy. Each compartment comes at a different reservation cost but is discounted with an Interrail Pass. To see if a route has a night train it is worth searching late afternoon in the Rail Planner app where some are also bookable. Otherwise, it is possible to book the reservation at the station or often on the train operators’ website with the option of inputting your pass during the booking.

ELIGIBILITY
Youth aged 12 up to and including 27 years.
Only European residents
Conditions of this pass
- To travel with a Youth Pass, you must be aged from 12 up to and including 27 on the start date of the Interrail Pass.
- Only residents living in Europe can travel with an Interrail Pass.
- The Interrail Global Pass is only valid for travel in your country of residence during one outbound journey and one inbound journey that occur during the travel days being used at any point in your trip.
- Most high-speed and night trains do require a reservation at an additional cost.
(It is usually possible to make the same journey by regional train, with longer traveling times & additional connections without an additional cost of a seat reservation.)
- 1st class Passes are valid in both 1st and 2nd class carriages. 2nd class Passes are only valid in 2nd class carriages. 1st classes passes still require a seat reservations on mandatory routes.
- All standard Global Interrail Passes are 85% refundable or exchangeable if they are unused before the 1st day of travel. 15% is retained as a cancellation fee.
- Promotional Interrail Passes sold during a sale period are not refundable or exchangeable.
- Railway personnel are always entitled to ask the customer for identity in the form of passport or national ID card. It Is important to carry your passport or European ID card with your Interrail Pass when traveling as it can be requested by train staff checking your pass matches your identity. those who travel with a Rail Pass without a passport, or a legal equivalent may be subjected to the payment of a full-fare ticket and a certain fine, subject to the rules of the relevant Railway Company.
- Your country of residence must be indicated during the order process and this country will be shown on your actual pass.
- In case the country where you live and/or work -your official country of residence- is different than the nationality in your passport or legal equivalent, the country where you live and/or work prevails and should be indicated when ordering the Pass. E.g.: An Australian citizen living in the Netherlands, The Netherlands must be selected when ordering the pass.
- Citizenship can be proven by means of a valid passport or legal equivalent. Residency can be proven by means of official residence documents issued by the government. This must be a document that clearly proves that the customer is registered in the country where they live. Such documents vary by country.