When I went to the website it looks like they need the beginning station and destination and also date to travel. We will be taking three day trips to 3 different towns so I was wondering do we need three separate tickets each with the destination and we are not sure if the dates we will be going. Thanks
Posted by
Lake District, England
8131 posts
No internal Belgian journey requires booking ahead or reservations.
Just buy on the day at the station, a separate ticket on each day.
The only trains requiring reservations and book ahead are the Thalys to Holland and France, and the Eurostar to London.
Posted by
Northamptonshire, England
33991 posts
just remember that the fabulous senior ticket - easily obtained - is not valid in the morning rush hour M - F. It is a great deal - same price no matter how far you go, and back.
Posted by
Tennessee
75 posts
Is the senior pass available to anyone 65 or older even if not a citizen of Belgium?
Is there anything similar for trains in the Netherlands?
Posted by
The Netherlands
1613 posts
“ Is the senior pass available to anyone 65 or older even if not a citizen of Belgium?”
Senior pass is not the correct word. The correct term is senior ticket and it’s available to all those of 65 years and older . See the website of the Belgian national railway company for all details; https://www.belgiantrain.be/en/tickets-and-railcards/senior-ticket
Is there anything similar for trains in the Netherlands?”
No there isn’t.
Posted by
OP
10 posts
Thanks you all for your help