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From: Lennart Petersen on 6 Mar 2007 21:57

Just wonder if there's any advantage of a BritRailpass against EuroDomino
(soon to be InterrailOnecountry)
As I can se the price for Britrail is a lot higher advertised prices
here are
ED 4d : 1510SEK vs Britrail flexi 4d : 1975SEK , for ED 8d 2490SEK vs
2845SEK
is there any advantage of a Britrailpass ?


From: Rian van der Borgt on 7 Mar 2007 03:23
On Wed, 07 Mar 2007 02:57:51 GMT, Lennart Petersen wrote:
>Just wonder if there's any advantage of a BritRailpass against EuroDomino
>(soon to be InterrailOnecountry)
>As I can se the price for Britrail is a lot higher advertised prices
>here are
>ED 4d : 1510SEK vs Britrail flexi 4d : 1975SEK , for ED 8d 2490SEK vs
>2845SEK
>is there any advantage of a Britrailpass ?

Not that I know of.

Regards,

Rian

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From: Phil Richards on 7 Mar 2007 05:09
Lennart Petersen wrote:
> Just wonder if there's any advantage of a BritRailpass against EuroDomino
> (soon to be InterrailOnecountry)
> As I can se the price for Britrail is a lot higher advertised prices
> here are
> ED 4d : 1510SEK vs Britrail flexi 4d : 1975SEK , for ED 8d 2490SEK vs
> 2845SEK
> is there any advantage of a Britrailpass ?

There are a lot more variants on the Britrail pass that may work out
cheaper all depending on your circumstances. Examples:

* England only pass (if you are not going to Scotland or Wales)
* Group & family variants
* Off season prices (although these were only for up until 28 February)

However I suspect like for like Euro Domino is cheaper as you've discovered.

--
Phil Richards, London, UK
3,600+ railway photos since 1980 at:
http://europeanrail.fotopic.net
http://britishrail.fotopic.net
From: ALAN HARRISON on 7 Mar 2007 07:18

"Lennart Petersen" <lennart.petersen(a)swipnet.se> wrote in message
news:PSpHh.35855$E02.14484(a)newsb.telia.net...
>
> Just wonder if there's any advantage of a BritRailpass against EuroDomino
> (soon to be InterrailOnecountry)
> As I can se the price for Britrail is a lot higher advertised prices
> here are
> ED 4d : 1510SEK vs Britrail flexi 4d : 1975SEK , for ED 8d 2490SEK vs
> 2845SEK
> is there any advantage of a Britrailpass ?
>

Is Britrailpass available in Sweden? I thought it was only available to
non-European residents.

Alan Harrison


From: Lennart Petersen on 7 Mar 2007 09:27


"ALAN HARRISON" <alantharrison(a)btopenworld.com> skrev i meddelandet
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>
> "Lennart Petersen" <lennart.petersen(a)swipnet.se> wrote in message
> news:PSpHh.35855$E02.14484(a)newsb.telia.net...
>>
>> Just wonder if there's any advantage of a BritRailpass against EuroDomino
>> (soon to be InterrailOnecountry)
>> As I can se the price for Britrail is a lot higher advertised prices
>> here are
>> ED 4d : 1510SEK vs Britrail flexi 4d : 1975SEK , for ED 8d 2490SEK vs
>> 2845SEK
>> is there any advantage of a Britrailpass ?
>>
>
> Is Britrailpass available in Sweden? I thought it was only available to
> non-European residents.
>
> Alan Harrison
It's for sale here and have been so for many years.
One difference vs ED is probably that it's available also to non-Europeans.


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