Interrail (another one!! Sorry.)

wowy

So 3 of us are heading off on a 2 zone (Zones C and D) on the 22nd, returning 13th Sept. That's irrelevant but I'll continue anyway. We're flying home from Amsterdam which isn't in our zones. What will we have to do about getting there. We'll be starting off in germany which is in our zone, so what sort of fare will we have to pay? I saw somebody mentioned somewhere else that we'll have to pay a supplement (I think that's what it's called) to get into a different zone and that it's not too expensive. Any light-shedding would be greatly appreciated. Cheers.

Royale with Cheese

When I went from Italy to Hungary on a train we cut through Austria for about 40 minutes. Austria wasn't in our zone and we had to pay a €33 or so supplement for those 40 minutes. Bloody expensive. Also trains in Germany are unbelievably expensive (like €50 one way for a 2-3 hour journey) so be prepared to pay... lots.

Jambo

Try checking the the Die Bahn website ( German Rail ) at
http://www.db.de/site/bahn/en/start.html or Dutch Rail on http://www.ns.nl maybe it could give you a lil idea
of costs !

embraer170

Bloody expensive. Also trains in Germany are unbelievably expensive (like €50 one way for a 2-3 hour journey) so be prepared to pay... lots.

That's cheaper than a one way Dublin - Cork

TheIceMaker

we looked up prices from amsterdam to berlin, it was €115 for a one way ticket

embraer170

we looked up prices from amsterdam to berlin, it was €115 for a one way ticket

Yeah a six hour journey so that makes sense. Howeever if you take an IC instead of an ICE (same journey time) is it just about €90.