euro rail schedules/time tables

Go to www.seat61.com and find out why it's not best to use RailEurope. Schedules are only available 90 days prior to travel, 120 days for the Eurostar. Run some trial dates inside 90 days and you can find out schedules that aren't likely to change. However, schedules will change to the summer offerings, in June I think. If you post your trip destinations, others on here can offer specific assistance.

I always use the German Rail (Bahn) website to plan trips. You can't buy ticket online more than 92 in advance, and they don't have tickets for sale online for train segment entirely outside of Germany, but they have schedules for all over Europe, and their schedules for Germany go out well beyond 92 days. There could be a problem with a few other countries this time of year because some aren't real good at loading their new schedules in a timely manner. European rail lines change their schedules the 2nd Sunday in June, but, in most cases, the schedule changes will be small, a minute or two here and there. You can still use the current schedule for long range planning.