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Hovsty Graham Houston Post Count: 2 Msg: #1 138 days ago, July 7th 2009 | I've managed to find timetables and stuff for getting trains from Munich to Austria and around Austria although not always clear what exactly it's telling me. | I'm thinking it may be just as well getting the tickets and trains when it suits me rather than being booked on a certain train. I don't have too much time that I want to hang about waiting for trains if they're full. Anyone any idea if it's easy to just turn up and get on or am I better booking in advance? Mell Mell Post Count: 13894 Msg: #2 137 days ago, July 8th 2009 | Hello Graham | If you book in advance on the internet you will get better prices. Anyone any idea if it's easy to just turn up and get on or am I better booking in advance?![]() I have always been able to show up and just buy a ticket. Sometimes, in high tourist season you might have to stand because the trains get full, but mostly you will be able to get on. Mel T Rev Trevor Knowles Post Count: 26 Msg: #3 131 days ago, July 14th 2009 | I booked for Warsaw/Prague/Vienna but in reality there were plenty of seats and trains. | Hovsty Graham Houston Post Count: 2 Msg: #4 131 days ago, July 14th 2009 | Thanks for the info. Might be best to book as it will be high season. | T Rev Trevor Knowles Post Count: 26 Msg: #5 130 days ago, July 15th 2009 | Frequency means u can generally get where u want to when u want to...for instance on the 0823 from Prague to Vienna in September 2008 there was plenty of room. Train from Vieena to Freistadt was similar...booked tho as I had a bike. | Number of Users: 3 | Number of Posts: 5 | |||||||||||||