FAQ

You can buy a 1st class ticket for a national fare or a ticket for a cross-border fare on the train.
When you take advantage of this service, your ticket is increased by 1€ to 9€ depending on your destination. You will need to pay cash. Some fare offers are not available on the train.
Passengers with a B or C disability card as well as holders of a "Schwerbehindertenausweis" (severely disabled card) issued for the DB German train network with a level of disability higher than or equal to 50% do not have to pay the on-board fare when purchasing a ticket on the train.
 
According to the law of 19 June 2009 on order and safety in public transport, CFL agents, members of the Grand Ducal police and agents of the customs and excise administration are authorized to control the identity of public transport users and to have an identity document displayed for these purposes.

When controlled on board the train in 1st class, persons in possession of a nominal train ticket are obliged to prove their identity (identity card, passport) if requested by the train staff.

In order to obtain certain offers, the presentation of an official identity document is required.
In addition, for certain international train tickets, travelers' personal data (surname, first name, date of birth, e-mail address) are required.
Board the train and immediately inform the train staff that there is a problem with the ticket machine. The train staff will sell you a ticket for the journey of your choice.
 
You can pick up your tickets free of charge from one of the two SNCF self-service terminals located at Luxembourg train station using the physical credit card that you used to pay for your tickets online.
 
 
During the opening hours of the international ticket office at Luxembourg station you can ask to have your Homeprint digital ticket printed out. This service is charged at €6 per booking.
 
 
In order to obtain certain offers, the presentation of an official identity document is required.
In addition, for certain international train tickets, travelers' personal data (surname, first name, date of birth, e-mail address) are required.

When controlled on board the train, persons in possession of a nominal train ticket are obliged to prove their identity (identity card, passport) if requested by the train staff.