Ich habe Tickets für ein Spiel der EM 2024 in Gelsenkirchen und werde in Düsseldorf übernachten. Ich werde am Tag nach dem Spiel, also innerhalb des 36-Stunden-Fensters, von Düsseldorf nach Bielefeld reisen kostenlose regionale Fahrt für Spielkarteninhaber. Wenn ich mir die Netzkarten des VRR und des VRS ansehe, sehe ich, dass Bielefeld außerhalb dieser Netze liegt, aber das RE6-Zug startet im VRS-Netz in Köln und endet in Bielefeld.
Weiß jemand, ob der RE6 von Düsseldorf nach Bielefeld als Teil des VRR/VRS-Netzes gilt (und daher mit dem 36-Stunden-Pass zur kostenlosen Fahrt berechtigt)?
Vielen Dank für jede Hilfe!
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A train can run through more than one network. You can use it up to the border of the network and then need to buy a ticket for the rest of the journey.
It most likely only has to be not a high speed train => So no IC/ICE/EC
You should be fine with the RE train
Regional trains often pass several networks.
Bielefeld is part of Westfalentarif, a ticket for VRE will not cover your journey. Just get a regional ticket valid from the last stop in VRR area to Bielefeld in addition to your match ticket
From Düsseldorf to Dortmund it’s in the VRR region and between Dortmund and Bielefeld it’s WestfalenTarif.
Where the train starts or where it ends isn’t relevant for these regional trains, what is important is which regions *you* are traveling through.
As you have free access to the VRR network, you’d only have to pay for the part of your journey outside of the VRR network.