４月にTGV lyriaでチューリッヒからパリまで行こうと考えています。 イースターの時期なので早めに予約をしようと思い、TGV lyriaのホームページで調べているのですがパスホルダーの予約の仕方がわかりません。 どなたかご存知の方いらっしゃいませんか？ ちなみにユーレイルではなくインターレイルのグローバルパスです。 私はドイツに半年以上住んでいて、こちらはすでにネットで注文しました。 英語もドイツ語もそれほど上手く話せないので電話での問い合わせは避けたいです。
二社の例外を除き（OEBBも可能なのですが） 定番、と言うか一番信頼できる。 //www.seat61.com/ Railpass information on this & other pages... How do railpasses work? Seat reservations & surcharges... 先にWhat is a Eurail pass? What is an InterRail pass?で 違いを述べているので、 How do railpasses work? Seat reservations & surcharges... In France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Sweden the problems start. Although you'll seldom find trains fully-booked except at key holiday periods, be aware of the passholder quota problem on long-distance trains in France and on some international trains such as Thalys & TGV-Lyria serving France. A couple of services deserve a special mention as they have whopping great surcharges for passholders: A massive €55 reservation fee is charged for the Paris-Milan TGVs, and a €39 (2nd class) fee is charged for any journey on Thalys trains. In both cases, if you can book a month or two in advance it's cheaper to buy a regular cheap advance-purchase ticket for from €29-€35, even if you have already bought a pass! この辺りの記載は、パス万能論者に是非意見を聞きたいところ。 How to make reservations with a railpass... At stations: You can easily make seat or berth reservations and pay any reservation fees at the station as you travel around, there are almost always places available on any given train even in summer, though of course some trains do get full at peak times. In advance, using train operator websites: Unfortunately, train operator websites usually only sell complete tickets and don't allow railpass holders to make 'reservation only' bookings. The useful exceptions are the German railways website www.bahn.de and the Italian railways website www.trenitalia.com. これが答えでしょう・・・。 さらに追い打ち、 Railpasses in France - a warning about quotas... There's one other problem with railpasses that can occasionally raise its head, especially at busy times and especially (it seems) in France on TGV services and on trains between Paris & Italy, Paris & Switzerland, Paris & Belgium, Paris & the Netherlands. I'm not sure how often it happens, as it's only cropped up in people's emails to me once or twice - but perhaps many railpass holders are simply told the train is full, and go away thinking it really is full when if you're paying cash there's lots of seats left.
回答ありがとうございます！ ネットでは予約ができないから駅の窓口で直接購入しないといけないというこですね。 旅程をもう一度考え直してみようと思います。 素早い回答ありがとうございました。
