I have 8-days consecutive BritRail pass, I will get on train from Skye in morning to Inverness, and spend day time in Inverness and get on the overnight train around 8:40pm, will be arrived in London next morning around 7:50am. Can anyone help me to figure out this trip count one day or two days with my train pass? Thank you so much!
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Two days. Conductors should be checking everyone's ticket as you head south. If you haven't written in each date, the conductor will probably make sure you do so.
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Rick Steves' Europe
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With a consecutive days pass, you don't count days in the same way you do with a flexipass. In addition, BritRail passes have an exceptional feature that other rail passes don't: Overnight journeys begun on your BritRail pass's final night can be completed the day after the pass expires.
On overnight trains, a bunk in a twin sleeper costs about $75. Overnight reservations can be made at any train station or before you leave home (US tel. 866-274-8724).
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OP
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Thank you so much for responding! I just want to clarify that if I start to use the pass on day of Sep-15,
I can get on the overnight train at 8:45pm on Sep-22 and my journey will be ended at morning 7:50am on Sep-23, is my 8-days consecutive BritRail pass ok? Thank you so much for helping me to clarify it!!!
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I would read the fine print on your BritRail pass just to be on the safe side.