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Thanks tUt.

I saw here that Gyor is bigger city, so if I can't find someone to print and send the tickets for me it will be on my trip too.  ;)

Thank you for everything.

Best regards.

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Hello tUt.

I read about the EURegio ticket in the site of Oebb. (http://www.oebb.at/en/Travelling_abroad/EURegio/EURegio_Hungary/index.jsp)

In fact this coul help a lot. With one of these, I can go earlier to one of the cities in the route of my real train (like Mosonmagyaróvár - 14 euros), stop there and print my ticket from MAV machine. Then, when the railjet train stop in the city I take it.

EURegio (14 euros) + Mav Ticket (13 euros), is still cheaper then the Oebb ticket.

But I didn't understand in what trains the EURegio could be used. In the railjet is possible too?

Thank you for everything.

Ailton


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My date is July 1st.
The train is the railjet 63 departing at 14:09 in Vienna.

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Hello tUt.

Unfortunately the MAV ticket can not be canceled. I will try to contact someone to print and send me the tickets from Budapest, or I'll lost my money  :'(

About the price of 36 euros in OBB, the train at date and time I need to take gives me only the normal rate. Again  :'(

Thanks for everything.

Best regards.

Ailton

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Hello tUt.

Thanks for your answers.

I really read about printing ticket at home in MAV site. Including in a Budapest journal. (http://www.bbj.hu/life/mav-start-lets-passengers-print-tickets-at-home_61544)

In the Hungarian MAV site they have the eTicket solution, but I can't understand because the translation it's sometimes confuse. Hungarian is not easy to translate. The site in English tells nothing about it.

As you said, I wrote an email to MAV. Let's see what they can do for me.
I hope I can cancel my purchase, if necessary.

Thank you.
Ailton

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I bought a ticket from Vienna to Budapest on Mav site.
A friend told me the rate difference between MAV and OBB would be big, and it really is. I've paid 13 euros in MAV and in OBB it would be 36.

But I thought the ticket would be sent to me, like in other railway companies.
The email I received brings the 10 digit code to print the ticket. But if I am on Austria how can I print the ticket?

So I read that the ticket could be printed at home, but I can't find a way to do it, because the MAV site doesn't explain that in English, and the Hungarian it's not so easy to translate on google translator.

Can anybody help me? Give me a tip?

Thank you.
Ailton

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