InterRail Global Pass: 30 countries in Europe!

How to use your InterRail Global Pass

There are two different types of InterRail Global Pass:

Flexi Pass

With your Flexi Pass, you can travel for a certain number of days within a given period. There are two packages to choose from: 

• "5 days of travel in 10 days": you can choose any 5 days to travel within a ten-day period
• "10 days of travel in 22 days": you can choose any 10 days to travel within a 22-day period

Continuous Pass

With the Continuous Pass, you can travel at any time during the period of validity of your Pass. You have a choice of three different durations: 

• "15 days continuous": you can travel whenever you like for 15 days
• “22 days continuous": you can travel whenever you like for 22 days
• "1 month continuous ": you can travel whenever you like for 1 month
  

Global Pass prices for young people, adults children and senior citizens

(*) Prices valid from 1 January 2012 to 31 December 2012

Important notes

• If you will be aged under 26 on the first day of validity of your Pass, you are entitled to use the Young Person’s InterRail Global Pass
• Children aged 4 to 11 travel on the Child’s InterRail Global Pass. Up to the age of 4, children travel for free if they do not take up an extra seat
• If you will be 60 or over on the first day of validity of your Pass, you are entitled to use the Senior Citizen’s InterRail Global Pass
• Your InterRail Global Pass is valid on Superfast and Blue Star Attica Group ferries and on Minoan Lines ferries between Italy and Greece
• The InterRail Pass does not entitle you to free travel within your country of residence. However, by presenting your Global Pass, you can claim a reduction on the price of your ticket to – or from – the first border point. In Belgium, you receive a 50% reduction. You are advised to buy a return ticket at the same time, because if you buy your return ticket abroad, the reduction does not apply

Special fares and supplements

• Even if you have an InterRail Pass, in certain cases (high speed trains, international trains, night trains, etc) you may still have to pay a supplement or special Pass fare. 
  Find out which trains will require you to pay a supplement > 

Good to know!

• If have to cancel your travel plans, you can claim a refund of 85% of the cost of your Pass before the first day of validity. Your Pass is no longer refundable from the first day of validity. Also bear in mind that if you lose your Pass at any point during your travels, it cannot be replaced or refunded
• In certain countries, a valid passport or a visa is required, so it is always a good idea to ask for information from the local authorities
• To have the right to buy an InterRail Global Pass, must have lived in Europe for at least 6 months