PKP is trying to take care of its customers and is launching additional lines. An example is the “Słoneczny” train, which runs exclusively to the seaside from the end of June to the beginning of September. Summer is also good for trips to other destinations, so buying a ticket for some journeys borders on a miracle. We have a trick for you, thanks to which you will no longer have to worry about a seat.
No seats on Intercity train? Try the “24-hour rule”
A trick was shared on his TikTok profile by a man who has 10 years of experience in the travel industry. He publishes videos under the name @przygody.poza.biurem. He conducted a small experiment and showed users how to outsmart the system. If a few days ago you wanted to buy a ticket for a specific journey and your eyes saw the message “Unable to check”, do not despair. Find a carriage marked for people with disabilities. Available seats will be displayed, but for now, as a person without disabilities, you will not be able to buy them. Please check this carriage again 24 hours before your train departs from the departure station.
How to get a seat on the train? It’s easy, but there’s a catch
Previously inaccessible seats for people with disabilities will be available for free sale. PKP Intercity unlocks them exactly 24 hours before the train’s scheduled departure. Is there a catch to this trick? Unfortunately, there is. – People with disabilities can actually buy these seats earlier, or if you check 23 hours before departure, these seats can also be bought – explained the tiktoker. Many comments from grateful Internet users appeared under the video. Few people knew about this patent.
I did so and managed to get a ticket.
Thanks. This will come in handy.
Got it! Thanks for this tiktok.
That’s great, thanks!
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Source: Gazeta
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