France - Freiburg (Breisgau) TGV INOUI


  1. Patrick Messina/SNCF


  1. Routes and travel times
  2. Onboard services
  3. Individual Fare types
  4. Booking Horizon
  5. Ticketing Time Limits
  6. Exchange / Refunds
  7. Check-in procedures
  8. Groups
  9. Specific to this train
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I. Routes and Travel Times

@SNCF / TGV INOUI

Route Best travel time Frequency
Paris-Freiburg (Breisgau) 3h01 1 direct daily service
Strasbourg-Freiburg (Breisgau) 1h08 1 direct daily service
Paris-Ringsheim/Europa Park 2h37 1 direct daily service

II. Onboard services

  • All trains are non smoking
  • Every ergonomic seat is reclining with comfortable headrest and footrest
  • Individual reading lights
  • Spacious luggage storage, at eye-sight
  • Ambient lighting, softer and natural

Patrick Messina/SNCF; Matthieu Raffard/SNCF

First class

  • A Solo seat for peace and privacy
  • 2 adjoining seats or a space of 4 for working in groups of for families
  • Power sockets for laptop or mobile phone
  • Larger seats, recline electronically
  • Access to the bar-buffet car
  • Access to the lounge with a Business 1st class fare (only in Paris and Strasbourg)

©Patrick Messina/SNCF; ©Patrick Messina/SNCF

Second class

  • Comfortable seats
  • 2 or 4 seats for travelling in couple, groups or for families
  • Access to the bar-buffet car

Other services

  • Bar-buffet car: open for the duration of the journey. You will find a variety of food and refreshments to enjoy in the bar car: breakfast formula, meals, warm and cold dishes, sandwiches, dessert, warm and cold beverages.
  • Facilities for disabled travellers: on all major routes, the TGV have a special coach in 1st class and 2nd class which has built-in wheelchair lift and a bookable space for a wheelchair. Facilities in stations.

III. Individual fare types

  • Tickets are issued as Combined Ticket (ticket + reservation)
  • Reservation is compulsory
  • Open Ticket not authorised onboard
  • Conditions vary according to the purchased fare, click here for details
Fare Conditions
Business        Adult No conditions
Leisure Adult/Child Subject to availability. Children under 12 on train departure date.
No Flex
Subject to availability. Advance purchase recommended- non exchangeable/non refundable. ("on hold" status is not possible)
Pass

Adult/Child

Holder of an Eurail / Interrail Global Pass covering the whole route

For information on how to book on the Rail Europe booking Portal. User Manual is available here


V. Booking Horizon

  • These trains can be booked up to 120 days in advance

V. Ticketing Time Limits

  • Booking can be kept on hold status up to 7 days from the booking date/time.
  • Offer search expiration: up to 1 hour

VI. Exchange / Refund

  • Cancellation fees might apply
  • Exchange and refund policies vary depending on the type of fare purchased
  • Refunds can only be performed in the issuing country, up to 60 days after departure date as long as the seat has been released before the train departure
  • For any exchange or refund, seat must be released before train departure, it can be done directly in station

VII. Check-in procedures

There is no customs procedures before boarding TGV’s trains

  • Check-in: trains doors will close 2 minutes prior to departure. It is recommended to come 30 minutes prior to train departure especially for groups.
  • Check-in through SNCF gates by scanning your ticket in most of French stations.
  • Ticket control and passport checks will occur on board the train

VIII. Groups

A group is composed of a minimum of 10 travellers, including at least 1 adult person travelling together for the same purpose to the same destination.

The group members are represented by an accompanying person who is responsible for the behaviour of the group during the trip.

All details to book on the Rail Portal can be found here..

(if you are a web account, please check-it here: RailGroupEasy)


IX. Specific to this train

  • On all French Trains, it is mandatory to place a tag on each piece of luggage identifying the traveller

Validation of the ticket

  • Travellers must scan their e-tickets when passing the gates, at the entrance of the platform, prior to entering the train.

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