Which class is sleeper?

Sleeper Class (SL) is configured similarly to 3A but is not air conditioned. There are typically ten to fifteen SL bogies in a train. Second Class (Reserved) (2S) similar as CC, without the air-conditioning. These may be reserved in advance or may be unreserved.



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A 2S seat in train will not offer sleeping facilities as it is only for seating. It is a good option for a short (4-5 hours) journey. For long journeys, you can book a sleeper/AC berth as you need some sleep. Usually, 2S coaches have seats in a 3*3 layout.

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Class 2A is a medium fit. Class 3A is a tight fit used where a closed fit between mating parts is required.

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Rows 3-5 or 15-17 offer you the best seats on the bus and you won't feel the bumps during the rides.

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European Sleeper European Sleeper trains are included in your Eurail Pass. Reserve your seat or accommodation and sleep your way from Brussels to Berlin (with other stops in between).

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2A will charge the phone faster because it's higher current. Though with higher current you need thicker cable - it's lower resistance, thus all that current will go through nicely. Higher current = battery heat.

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Such class of accommodation is abbreviated as below: 1A= First AC, 2A=2 Tier AC Sleer, 3A= 3 tier AC sleeper, CC= Chair Car, FC=First Class, SL= Sleeper Class, 2S= Second Class seat. 4. Indicates originating and destination station as well as the station upto which you have sought a reservation.

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Class 1A is a loose commercial fit for easy assembly and disassembly. Class 2A is a medium fit. Class 3A is a tight fit used where a closed fit between mating parts is required.

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