Can I use the same ticket if I miss my train Germany?

Have you missed a train from, to or via Germany? Do you have a ticket with a Flexpreis fare? Then you are not bound to a chosen time and can take the next train on the same date. You have to via the same route and border crossing and with the same train category (ICE, Intercity or regional train) stated on your ticket.



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According to railway regulations, once you reserve a seat, you are not permitted to use the same ticket to board the next train.

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Although there is no requirement to have a return flight from a legal standpoint, be aware that airlines do have their own policies and do their own checks when you check-in, and might require to see some proof that you are allowed to enter as a tourist when going with a one-way flight.

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Depending on the class of ticket you have, you may or may not be allowed to board the next train with the same ticket. According to railway regulations, once you reserve a seat, you are not permitted to use the same ticket to board the next train.

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If you miss your connecting train This means you'll usually be permitted to travel on the next available train free of charge if your first train is delayed. They do not entitle you to a full refund of your order. You may need to show your tickets on later services as evidence of the delay.

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About Advance tickets They must be bought in advance and are only valid on the date and train specified.

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Missed train due to rail delays Do you have a flexible train ticket, such as an Off-Peak or Super Off-Peak ticket? No problem. Just hop on the next train, so long as your ticket doesn't have any restrictions on which company you can use. In this case, you might need to stick to the operator on the ticket.

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If you do have Saver/Super-Saver tickets and you manage to make the first train but get to Karlsruhe late, your missing the connecting train is the fault of the Bahn, and they will make it up to you.

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The dispatchers will send one train or the other to a siding to wait until a train from the other direction, or a faster train coming up from behind, passes. If there are frequent delays due to single-tracking, railroads (or transit systems) will sometimes bite the bullet and lay a second track.

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