An incredibly complete report! Your contributions to the traveling public are getting better and better. Thank you. I must tell my friends to subscribe and to search your reports when they are planning their trips!
I am researching regiojet as a means of travel from Prague to Vienna your video dots the " I's" and crosses most of the "T's" Thank you for a comprehensive video .
One important note for RegioJet - you do mention needing to have an account on their app, but if it doesn't connect with the screen for some tech reason, there is absolutely no way to order food or drinks. The attendant simply said he wouldn't be able to accommodate any order. Very unprofessional overall and I'm sad to say I regretted choosing this over the RJ Vindobona.
like your report , we are going from budapest to prague and to finish in vienna what will you recomend takin in upper class train(s) and (from vienna to munich)
Thank you for the thorough breakdown (esp. of the stations) :) Since you've taken the Eurocity option, for a first time travel couple to Eastern Europe wanting to go from Prague to Budapest, which line do you prefer? I've checked out videos online, and leaning Regiojet as they seem to better cater for english speaking travelers, booking seems a little easier. Is there also anything route-related to lookout for? (e.g. strikes, landslides, reroutes in certain areas due to track maintenance?)
I'm happy to hear that it helped you. I don't speak Slovak or Czech but u do speak German so maybe it's a bit hard to compare for me as well however regiojet is good for English speaking people for sure. If you're going to Budapest with this train, the other train of CD, has a bit nicer route (especially along the river between the Slovak border and Budapest) and I really like the dining car, something you won't find in the RegioJet. So for me, even though I like the RegioJet, I'll choose for other trains. On the route to Vienna you'll find Railjet trains operated by the Czech state owned railways, I haven't made a video about thos trains (yet, it's on my list but the list is long haha). About a great tool to book treintickets, particularly you can use www.trainline.eu (only for the routes between or via Austria) for the other tickets, so from Prague to Budapest with the EC train you can book tickets via www.cd.cz And no special things at this moment for this route as far as I know.
@@Trainviking Appreciate the reply! Ah, so the route going through slovakia is more picturesque. Besides the dining car, are there any other CD-exclusive features you enjoy? Also out of the two - Which one would probably cost less, from a Regiojet - standard relaxed tier - Which one has the more affordable menu? - Which railway runs more (i.e. more departure times ) And is there a difference between the railjets run by CD vs OBB? Lastly out of Nyugati pu, Kelenti, Kelenföld which budapest station is the best to arrive at in your opinion?
Good night, I want to buy a Prague-Budapest ticket with Regiojet, but when I select Prague I get several departure stations and when I put Budapest I also get several stations. Could you tell me which stations I should select? My hotels in both cities are in the center. Thank you
I want to know how much ITT cost night train from Barcelona to Paris and from which said of Barcelona can I get this night train please I will be in the city of Barcelona and need to travel at nights
Czechia, Austria and Hungary are all countries that signed the Schengen treaty. This means free movement of people and goods however there might be every now and then a check for travel documents. No matter if you're crossing a border or not, you always need to have the right travel documents.
@@Trainviking I have the opportunity to go to the Netherlands with asylum. I thought of using the railway, but I guess there will be trouble. If there is a passport control, Hungary is on the Austrian line.
I can't give you the exact answer. In general there is a kind of unwritten rule for trains, you can take as much as you can carry in a normal way. For exact details look up the information on the RegioJet website. regiojet.com/our-tickets/luggage-and-animals-transport
We took a train from Vienna to Budapest. Train was clean, with AC. But we had a over one hour delay. As mentioned on their website, "on time arrival guarantee" message is very untrue. We applied for a refund and got only excuses and lies. First they told us the train delied only 51 minutes, which was untrue because we were in the train and we did reach after one hour, not 51 min. Lie. After mailing them again they sayed "not only was not delayed enough but also was a delaied by a person on the tracks, that does not count" .... another excuse, our train was driving slower than normal in many parts of the ride, but was not stopped for one hour for such a reason. So bad service, no refund and unpolite.
I will never travel on Regiojet ever again. I bought business tickets off the online seat map but they put the carriage on backwards. My wife can’t travel backwards. The train was full so she sat on her luggage all the way in the corridor. Unless you are happy with a late running overcrowded backwards train, I strongly suggest you use the OBB instead.
Time 8:06, the bus labeled AE is Airport Express, direct line between Airport and main station.
An incredibly complete report! Your contributions to the traveling public are getting better and better. Thank you. I must tell my friends to subscribe and to search your reports when they are planning their trips!
I really enjoyed your videos, I liked how you always explained the station facilities and surrounds. Very useful indeed!
Yes they are former DB 1st class coaches as they are 2+1 seating. Very comfortable!
Much better than Standard class in my opinion
I am researching regiojet as a means of travel from Prague to Vienna your video dots the " I's" and crosses most of the
"T's" Thank you for a comprehensive video .
Очень полезное видео. Всем советую. Спасибо автору!!!
Thank you for your videos im planing my next rail europe hoilday
Like 8 very nice video, greetings 🚂👍🙋♂️
One important note for RegioJet - you do mention needing to have an account on their app, but if it doesn't connect with the screen for some tech reason, there is absolutely no way to order food or drinks. The attendant simply said he wouldn't be able to accommodate any order. Very unprofessional overall and I'm sad to say I regretted choosing this over the RJ Vindobona.
Beautiful country❤❤❤
like your report , we are going from budapest to prague and to finish in vienna what will you recomend takin in upper class train(s) and (from vienna to munich)
I live in vienna and I go with Regiojet and I ám from Budapest
Thank you for the thorough breakdown (esp. of the stations) :)
Since you've taken the Eurocity option, for a first time travel couple to Eastern Europe wanting to go from Prague to Budapest, which line do you prefer?
I've checked out videos online, and leaning Regiojet as they seem to better cater for english speaking travelers, booking seems a little easier.
Is there also anything route-related to lookout for? (e.g. strikes, landslides, reroutes in certain areas due to track maintenance?)
I'm happy to hear that it helped you.
I don't speak Slovak or Czech but u do speak German so maybe it's a bit hard to compare for me as well however regiojet is good for English speaking people for sure.
If you're going to Budapest with this train, the other train of CD, has a bit nicer route (especially along the river between the Slovak border and Budapest) and I really like the dining car, something you won't find in the RegioJet.
So for me, even though I like the RegioJet, I'll choose for other trains.
On the route to Vienna you'll find Railjet trains operated by the Czech state owned railways, I haven't made a video about thos trains (yet, it's on my list but the list is long haha).
About a great tool to book treintickets, particularly you can use www.trainline.eu (only for the routes between or via Austria) for the other tickets, so from Prague to Budapest with the EC train you can book tickets via www.cd.cz
And no special things at this moment for this route as far as I know.
@@Trainviking Appreciate the reply! Ah, so the route going through slovakia is more picturesque.
Besides the dining car, are there any other CD-exclusive features you enjoy?
Also out of the two
- Which one would probably cost less, from a Regiojet - standard relaxed tier
- Which one has the more affordable menu?
- Which railway runs more (i.e. more departure times )
And is there a difference between the railjets run by CD vs OBB?
Lastly out of Nyugati pu, Kelenti, Kelenföld which budapest station is the best to arrive at in your opinion?
what about non-european ppl.. Where are we going to seal passport for migration ?
Good night,
I want to buy a Prague-Budapest ticket with Regiojet, but when I select Prague I get several departure stations and when I put Budapest I also get several stations. Could you tell me which stations I should select? My hotels in both cities are in the center.
Thank you
For Regiojet you can best select Budapest Deli railway station.
which camera is this? the video and editingn is superb.
Thank you 😀. I'm using a gopro 7 black.
Should we reserve seat on the train. Are there lots of passengers?
It's obligated to reserve on RegioJet long distance trains, in general these trains are fully booked.
I want to know how much ITT cost night train from Barcelona to Paris and from which said of Barcelona can I get this night train please I will be in the city of Barcelona and need to travel at nights
In this video I'll explain it all: th-cam.com/video/nm5LGoGJMJE/w-d-xo.html & th-cam.com/video/3ye6H_945NM/w-d-xo.html
Hi Georges, is there passport control on the train?
Czechia, Austria and Hungary are all countries that signed the Schengen treaty. This means free movement of people and goods however there might be every now and then a check for travel documents.
No matter if you're crossing a border or not, you always need to have the right travel documents.
@@Trainviking I have the opportunity to go to the Netherlands with asylum. I thought of using the railway, but I guess there will be trouble. If there is a passport control, Hungary is on the Austrian line.
how much luggage can I take with me in a regiojet from Prague to Vienna traveling low cost 2nd class?
I can't give you the exact answer. In general there is a kind of unwritten rule for trains, you can take as much as you can carry in a normal way. For exact details look up the information on the RegioJet website.
regiojet.com/our-tickets/luggage-and-animals-transport
Die Regiojet rijtuigen zijn toch oude DB rijtuigen?
Ja die zwarte leren stoelen zijn ex-OEBB rijtuigen. Die roze stoelen zijn ex-DB rijtuigen.
Wat Florian al zei, ex ÖBB rijtuigen en ex DB rijtuigen. Ik moest zeggen dat ik dit bij het bewerken niet helemaal zeker wist.
What's the app to buy train?
These tickets are also bookable via trainline.eu or directly at the website of Regiojet.
We took a train from Vienna to Budapest.
Train was clean, with AC. But we had a over one hour delay. As mentioned on their website, "on time arrival guarantee" message is very untrue. We applied for a refund and got only excuses and lies. First they told us the train delied only 51 minutes, which was untrue because we were in the train and we did reach after one hour, not 51 min. Lie. After mailing them again they sayed "not only was not delayed enough but also was a delaied by a person on the tracks, that does not count" .... another excuse, our train was driving slower than normal in many parts of the ride, but was not stopped for one hour for such a reason. So bad service, no refund and unpolite.
I will never travel on Regiojet ever again. I bought business tickets off the online seat map but they put the carriage on backwards. My wife can’t travel backwards. The train was full so she sat on her luggage all the way in the corridor. Unless you are happy with a late running overcrowded backwards train, I strongly suggest you use the OBB instead.
Can I take luggage on tram?
Obviously it's possible to take luggage.
The background music is loud and unnecessary. Otherwise good info.
Thanks for the feedback.