SJ tells me that my 1st class sleeping-car will be missing tomorrow and I have been downgraded to a (single occupancy) 2nd class compartment instead.
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SJ tells me that my 1st class sleeping-car will be missing tomorrow and I have been downgraded to a (single occupancy) 2nd class compartment instead. Will receive 50% of the price back. (As a code that can be used in future purchases.) Wonder if I can still use the breakfast included in the 1st class reservation, hee hee? #Interrail
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SJ tells me that my 1st class sleeping-car will be missing tomorrow and I have been downgraded to a (single occupancy) 2nd class compartment instead. Will receive 50% of the price back. (As a code that can be used in future purchases.) Wonder if I can still use the breakfast included in the 1st class reservation, hee hee? #Interrail
@tml It was the other way around for me earlier this year: Booked a bed in a shared 2nd-class compartment, got a 1st-class compartment all to myself.
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SJ tells me that my 1st class sleeping-car will be missing tomorrow and I have been downgraded to a (single occupancy) 2nd class compartment instead. Will receive 50% of the price back. (As a code that can be used in future purchases.) Wonder if I can still use the breakfast included in the 1st class reservation, hee hee? #Interrail
The #SJ 2nd class sleeping-car is even more old school than the 1st class ones. Polished hardwood everywhere. Elegant mechanical locking lever in the toilet door. Me likes.
The difference compared to the sleeping cars in neighbouring Finland is about 30 years.
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The #SJ 2nd class sleeping-car is even more old school than the 1st class ones. Polished hardwood everywhere. Elegant mechanical locking lever in the toilet door. Me likes.
The difference compared to the sleeping cars in neighbouring Finland is about 30 years.
@tml I knew you'd be travellin', but time travellin'? Dope.
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The #SJ 2nd class sleeping-car is even more old school than the 1st class ones. Polished hardwood everywhere. Elegant mechanical locking lever in the toilet door. Me likes.
The difference compared to the sleeping cars in neighbouring Finland is about 30 years.
My train will be pulled by not one but two Rc6 locos (1985–1988) in glorious black livery. That should get us to Stockholm over the night safely.
