train question

I assume this is a discounted, SparPreis or Savings Fare, ticket. If you booked it as Berlin Bellevue to Dresden, it would include the S-Bahn from Bellevue to Berlin Hbf, and it would say so. If you just booked Berlin Hbf to Dresden, the S-Bahn would not be shown on the ticket and would not be included.

The S-Bahn is a regional train and on a SparPreis ticket, you can use any regional train on the same route that day to get to your Long Distance Train. The S-Bahnen going through Berlin Bellevue station to Berlin Hbf are the S5, S7, and S75. You can use any of these.

We can see Berlin Bellevue to Berlin HBF in the ihre reise[v]erbindng
un[d] reservierung hinfahrt.

Looks like you did book Berlin Bellevue to Dresden. Good.

If i choose another line or another station will it be included ?

Technically no, but if you left from another station on the same route, still within the same fare zone, they might let you get away with it, because the fare would have been the same.

If under »Ihre Reiseverbinding« the trip from Berlin Bellevue to Berlin Hbf is mentioned, it's valid for that trip. I wouldn't bother with the text in the header. I have just arranged a ticket to Munich. In the header it's only »München«, and further down specified as »München Hbf«.
Do the same trick when travelling from Nürnberg and München. It saves you a S-Bahn ticket.

thanks for those answers !

i've stumbled onto this https://www.bahn.de/p/view/mdb/bahnintern/agb/tarifliche_gleichstellung/mdb_166859_gleichstellungen_01_10_2014.pdf

could someone explain me (google transalte is not enough!):

1) the km int the last column

2) they mention city+ ...i don't have that on my ticket

what about other places (Nuremberg, Munich)

The Bahn IC bus from Munich to Prague leaves from the bus station (ZOB) at Hackerbrücke. To get there from the Hauptbahnhof, you need to take the S-Bahn from the Hbf to Hackerbrücke. If you just type in Munich, or München or even München Hbf, the bus connection will default to "München ZOB Hackbrücke". To include the S-Bahn from the Hbf to Hackerbrücke, you have to type "Muenchen Hauptbahnhof". Then the connection will show München Hbf (tief) - tief for deep, the S-Bahn station at the Hbf - and the S-Bahn will be included on the ticket.

That excerpt from the AGB essentially says that the fare from the station in any station in the 2nd column is the same as the fare to/from the station in the first column. That part would appear to apply only to the setting of a fare. However, it also includes a clause that translates as, " Tickets can arbitrarily [my emph] be used to/from one of these stations", which would appear to imply that the station "Berlin Bellevue" does not have to appear on the ticket, only "Berlin". It is important to note that these are all S-Bahn stations, not U-Bahn stations or tram or bus stops. Also, as near as I can determine, they are all inside the inner zone (at least for Munich, and, I think, for Berlin) of the Verkehrsverbund. That would include Bellevue, but not, for instance, Spandau, or, in the case of Munich, Hackerbrücke but not for instance, Freising.

But does this apply to SparPreis ticket or only full fare ticket. This is legalese, and I am not a lawyer.

"i've stumbled onto this https://www.bahn.de/p/view/mdb/bahnintern/agb/tarifliche_gleichstellung/mdb_166859_gleichstellungen_01_10_2014.pdf
could someone explain me (google transalte is not enough!)"

It says, narrowed down to your case, that you can, with a ticket issued to BERLIN or from BERLIN, go to or depart from any station mentioned in the list of Berlin stations PROVIDED that the distance between departure and destination points is more than 100 km.

So you can of course use your ticket for the S-Bahn leg and you are not bound to a specific S-Bahn train even if you, travelling on a Sparpreis ticket, are bound to a specific long distance train to Dresden. Courage madame / monsieur! ;)

To give you an example for your journey to Dresden: If you have a ticket issued "Berlin - Dresden" (or Berlin Bellevue - Dresden) you could board a train at any of the S-Bahn stations listed in the paper you have mentioned above and go to any station listed under Dresden, e.g. to Bad Weixdorf, which is 15 km north of Dresden main station.

sla019- my Dbahn ticket says Paris Ost to Frankfurt(Main). Does this allow me to take any SBahn after arriving at the Frankfurt Hbf? Specifically the Sbahn from the Frankfurt Hbf to the Frankfurt Flughafen...
Thanks

PROVIDED that the distance between departure and destination points
is more than 100 km

Why?

If you go from, for instance, Salzburg to any station in the inner zone of Munich, the Bahn charges the same amount, 30,70€. But if you travel from close to Munich, say Rosenheim, the fare depends on how far the start is from the destination, ergo, Rosenheim to Haar is 10,20, but Rosenheim to Karlsfeld is 16,00€. So if they allowed you to use any station arbitrarily, everyone going to Karlsfeld would select Haar.

Does this allow me to take any SBahn after arriving at the Frankfurt
Hbf? Specifically the Sbahn from the Frankfurt Hbf to the Frankfurt
Flughafen..

I don't think so. Frankfurt(M) Flughafen is not shown as an equivalent station (page 13) to Frankfurt(M) Hbf. I think only stations in the center core (5000) are equivalent.

"sla019- my Dbahn ticket says Paris Ost to Frankfurt(Main). Does this allow me to take any SBahn after arriving at the Frankfurt Hbf? Specifically the Sbahn from the Frankfurt Hbf to the Frankfurt Flughafen..."

Regrettably no. Air port lines have a special (i.e. more expensive) fare everywhere, one of the many tariff tricks of Deutsche Bahn.

Lee and sla019- I suspected as much. Thanks for the help anyway.