Rail Plus has a minimum 15 per cent discount on its brochure prices for all Eurail passes for Europe sold before September 28.
The Eurail Global Pass offers unlimited travel in 21 European countries with options of 15, 21 days or one, two or three months rail travel, while the Eurail Select Pass is for unlimited travel on the national rail networks of any three, four or five adjoining countries with the choice of travel days being five, six, eight, 10 or 15 days within two months.
For example, the discounts (compared to brochured prices) on the popular Eurail Select Pass for eight days First Class train travel across four European countries within two months are $831 adult ($1010), $708 adult saver ($861), $418 child ($509), child saver $356 ($433) while the Second Class Youth fare is $518 ($630).
The passes have to be validated within six months of issue.
Saver fares are for two-to-five people travelling together and Youth applies to travellers under 26 years.
See www.railplus.com.au
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