Finding schedule options was easy, ticket options were pretty clear. The only difficulty was that I am in a group with 11 people. Reservation max is 10 people. So in making two different reservations,... See more
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Rail Europe is a global travel tech company and the reference brand for European train booking. We have been the trusted partner of the travel industry and train operators for 90 years. International travellers who want to travel by train easily throughout Europe can book directly through our website and app. We sell around 2.5 million European train tickets every year. Our catalogue of products includes more than 100 brands such as SNCF, SBB, Eurostar, Thalys, Trenitalia, Italo, DB, Renfe, ÖBB, SNCB, NS, OUIGO Spain and National Rail, and rail passes including the Swiss Travel Pass and Eurail Passes.
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Your service is terrible. The on line information is far from complete. You have taken away any direct conversation by telephone with a real person. Instead, I have to rely on an email from a person identifying as Rahul. When I asked why I still got an upper level seat instead of a lower level one, Rahul did not explain anything to me. It took two messages for him to tell me it was beyond Rail Europe’s control. On line FAQs direct one in ways that does not allow one to ask questions. Rail Europe only wants to sell tickets and force someone to make a purchase without letting them ask questions that on line BOTs and AI won’t or can’t provide. You are typical of all sorts of on line only services when it comes to making purchases. The customer is a pawn. Gone is the day when the customer is treated as the most important one making a purchase. It doesn’t matter Rail Europe is only one among many services with this anti-customer approach. One day customers are going to force companies like you to give the customer the right to obtain full information. If I ever find other choices, I will never use you again. At this point, trying to cancel the ticket seems impossible and I am stuck with having to lug two suitcases up a circular staircase and then take them down again to get off the train. No one, not even SNCF can tell me why my request to be on the lower level was turned down. It is over 2 1/2 months before I make this trip. It seems highly unlikely all the lower level seats have been taken. At least, the airlines will tell me how to be able to choose a specific seat. Sorry that you probably still think you are treating people right. Maybe Rail Europe will wake up one day to the terrible service they provide.

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I tried repeatedly (from LA) using 4 different credit cards, 3 different browsers and two different devices (phone and laptop) to purchase train tickets via Rail Europe and found my credit cards -which work fine everywhere else - all being rejected. I finally had to call a friend in London to buy them for me and then I had to reimburse him via PayPal, which you do not accept either. Oye!

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If you can make a ticket editable in the final screen, I accidentally selected mobile vs. print at home, and had to start completely over...

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You sold me a ticket to a train that did not exist. Not only at the time booked, but no trains whatsoever going from Dusseldorf to Wuppertal at all that day. Arrived 2 hrs late due to having to find alternate means of travel.

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Everything went wrong. The train that I booked and paid for never arrived. We ended up on a regional
Train packed like sardines and stopping at every train station on earth , and to top it off the train broke down and we had to change trains which was already packed. A 1:25 minute train ride took 4 hours of hell .

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Very users friendly but few bugs needs to be fixed..
Thank you

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The website is user friendly and easy to navigate. I used it to make seat reservations for my group of 6. I had a little issue but was able to resolve it on my own so I was happy with the process.

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No clear instructions about where to meet the bus, confusing and missed my bus. This impacted me by paying for another train fare-expensive and train cancellations without notice!

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When I needed to show the ticket to the conductor you had logged me out of the app, so I could not show the QR code.
When I bought the ticket, you did not let me use a convenient payment service, I had to get my credit card out, in a busy railway station and type in the details.
I don’t expect to use your app again. 👋

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