Well, unlike a flight, for which every passenger has their own individual ticket, Deutsche Bahn train tickets are all wrapped into one under the name of the paying passenger. The following field on your ticket represents the size of your party: The German word Erwachsener means “Adult,” so in this example, the ticket is for one adult.
Why travel in first class with Deutsche Bahn?
The ideal train travel experience, travelling in First Class with Deutsche Bahn means you get to relax in large, comfortable seats and enjoy a bundle of great amenities. From complimentary snacks to free newspapers and fast WiFi, you’ll have everything you need for a convenient and enjoyable train journey.
When is the cheapest time to buy Deutsch Bahn tickets?
Deutsche Bahn tickets usually increase in price the longer they’re available. The cheapest fares available are Sparpreis tickets, which you can buy from up to six months before the departure date – we’d recommend booking these tickets as early as possible to save money on your journey.
What are the different types of DB tickets?
DB tickets are easy to understand. Whether you travel in First Class or Standard, there are two different types of ticket you can buy – Sparpreis and Flexpreis. Check out our brief overview of each type below for more info. The Sparpreis is your best option for cheap train travel on the DB network, and also the most commonly sold.
What does 2 erwachsener mean on a train ticket?
Erwachsener means adult in German. On mobile tickets, this is abbreviated as “Erw”. So “2 Erwachsener”, or “Erw 2”, means the ticket is valid for 2 adults as in the examples below: Tickets from Deutsche Bahn, the German rail operator, contain key information in German.
Can I buy a German train ticket for somebody else?
See Buying a German train ticket for somebody else if you are purchasing a ticket for someone else to travel on. Your mobile ticket will include all of the information above; simply scroll down below the scannable QR code. Your train, carriage and seat numbers are located at the bottom of the mobile ticket.
What do the numbers on a DB ticket mean?
Tickets from Deutsche Bahn, the German rail operator, contain key information in German. Each number corresponds to a note, which contains helpful information to help you understand your ticket. Some tickets don’t look exactly like our translated examples, but should be very similar. Here’s the same DB ticket translated into English.
