Railjet Train Classes Explained

[@TheTransitDiaries]

I love the ČD Railjet livery, super awesome color palate! Wonderful video as always!

[@TheTramly]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video!

[@mikeschumacher]

I thought everyone knows that the real lounge at Praha hl. n. is Fantova kavárna. Seriously - good video, and the Business Class seat is amazing; I've booked it a couple of times when on ÖBB Railjet (same seat type).

[@TheTramly]

REAL‼️ Although it's not free💔 And I'm glad you liked the video!

[@orion9590]

Noise levels are important, especially for lounges, and waiting areas; I think.

[@TheTramly]

Definitely, sorry for missing that, if I do another one of these I'll make sure to include it. As for the noise levels, I can tell you after the fact: Both of the lounges were very quiet, the Prague lounge was quite full but people kept to themselves, and the Brno lounge was completely empty As for the stations themselves, yeah that's a different story, I was experiencing the full hustle and bustle of both train stations

[@agness6766]

I went by this train from Vienna because of delayed flight (Sorry not sorry, RegioJet have special place in my heart) Seat in second class was comfy, I was sitting next to some older couple so we talk a lot, very nice ride to Prague Unfortently, train I was in had AC on full of fullest volume possible, so I was freezing there And as in ČD fashion, their railjet from Budapest broken down in Brno, so passangers from this train filled our then packed train and it wasnt not so pleasent from moment then

[@TheTramly]

The AC and heating issues are.. certainly something, I remember going to Slovakia on a train, and the heating was stuck on full blast.. that was really something💀 but at least in this moment, I really enjoyed the railjet, the first, and especially the business class was great

[@szymex22]

Nice vid I think The original OEBB business class is even better but the czech one is nice too

[@TheTramly]

Yeah, I've seen the ÖBB business class, it's nice too

[@ABCantonese]

Czech Republic has excellent wafer cookies. Why does Czech services always serve often stale Austrian wafer cookies???

[@ahleuca]

Ahoj, vyplatí se pořídit tu in kartu?

[@vaclav_fejt]

Jednoduchá (ne)rovnice: i = s*p, kde i je cena In karty (kuponu), s je procentuální sleva (25% = 0,25) a p je cena za všechny koupené jízdenky v plné ceně. Dokud i>s*p, tak se nevyplatí.

[@TheTramly]

Záleží, podle toho jak moc budeš cestovat, a jestli chceš utrácet za 1. třídu/business Já osobně jsem si ji pořídil, protože planuju cestovat častějc na natáčení, a podle mě se mi vyplatí priplacet si asi 100 korun navíc pro ten větší komfort/víc místa na práci, protože se mi to právě navrátí tím že budu moct lépe pracovat na videích

[@agness6766]

Taky záleží jestli jsi student, protože studenská sleva je vždy víš než IN sleva, takže nesmíš využívat oboje zároveň

[@adamstahl3948]

Vyplatí se jít dělat na dráhu a mejt IN100 za 1 500 Kč za rok + FIP do zahraničí a další výhody... (už se na ní nemůžu dočkat ☺).

[@SmrdiTiBabka]

To me this topic is not that interesting, but I'm surprised even the business class is affordable. I wouldn't feel appropriate to use it with children though.

[@TheTramly]

Fair enough. When I came to the business class section, the people occupying those seats where what you'd except, middle-manager types with their laptops open. Then I came in, and everyone looked at me for a brief moment, like "wtf is this kid doing here" Even the conductor looked a little bit surprised hahaha, he probably thought I had no business there, until i showed my ticket

[@mayachico9766]

Any friendly immigrants on the train?....

[@TheTramly]

no..?

[@prod.wilder]

yes, there are thousands of armed muslims and drunk ukrainians waiting on the train to make your journey unpleasant