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Hello Fvanderbilt,
Finding the right pass can be difficult. Hopefully these tips will help you out:
– a price list of all rail passes is available;
– each rail pass has a detail page. These are listed on the overview page. On the detail page you will find a map showing the area of validity of the pass. Click the link ‘overview of the network on which the … is valid’ under the header ‘… features’;
– you can read our rail FAQ, which explains how you can calculate which pass is most economical for your travel plans.
Please feel free to ask any other questions you may have! Good luck.
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Hi Fvanderbilt, the tips Annika mentioned above will certainly help you. You should also try to answer some important questions for yourself, for example: do you want to travel (almost) each day? Will you be making long journeys or only a few short ones? Is it important for you to board trains and buses without buying single tickets each time? And so on. If you read the description of each pass with these questions in mind, it will be easier to choose the right one. I’ll be happy to try to give some more advice if you need it!
Bye, Jules