RegioJet: R8 Brno to Ostrava Train - Second Class Review
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2020
- Hello, and welcome to another video on the channel. For today's video, I am travelling on-board the famous yellow trains of Czechia - RegioJet!
This particular journey was on the public service obligation route of Brno - Přerov - Ostrava - Bohumín, which was recently awarded to RegioJet in December 2019. All in all, I found this to be a pleasant journey on-board the newer rolling stock of the company.
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Journey Details:
Origin: Brno hl.n. (Brno main station)
Destination: Ostrava hl.n. (Ostrava main station)
Company: Regiojet
Train: RGJ 193 + Bmz2990
Accommodation: Second Class Seat (2nd)
Distance: 108 miles / 174 kilometres
Time: 2h27m
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Nice to see my home based carrier :-) I discovered your channel today and you have great videos! Btw. I also don't like coffeee without milk :-D
Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoyed. I definitely have a LOT more content from this region to publish, so hang around for more! 😍
@@SuperalbsTravels Sounds great, I will stay connected! Btw. a month ago I tried RegioJet's new route do Budapest, it was also nice journey :-)
Sounds good, I'd love to do that. Too bad Hungary has now shut its borders...
Very nice trip report on Czechia trains those regiojet trains do look very good and comfortable compartments and that's great value for a 150 minute journey
Another great video. On first sight I thought the compartment you were sat in was 1st class. Keep safe and take care.
I can see why you'd think that, it's a really nice way to travel! Thanks again, glad you enjoyed.
Great video !!
Thanks my friend. :)
4:31 It is really funny indeed. I laughed out loud.
Hahahaha, I must have heard that so many times on this journey! :)
Super channel ;) Best regards ;)
Dziękuje! 😁
Quite a bit of Polish content on the way soon. :)
Like!
That cheesecake looked really nice
For the price, I would have been happy with a rubbish one, but it was good! :)
Cool. You clearly know a lot about the railways of Czechia. Do you have a connection to the country or is it more of an interest? 🤔
Hi there, I just love to visit it! Not been for quite a while though. Have you ever been on them? :)
Superalbs Travels Ah cool. No, I’ve only been to Prague once and wasn’t there long enough to try the railways. One day. 🤞🏽
Awesome, definitely give it a try if you can! Are there any trains that catch your eye? 👌
Superalbs Travels Yes, many. I particularly like Austria’s Railjet trains. 😍
Superalbs review's Kofola when?
iam czech and the price of that cheescake is insane, that would cost like 4 times more anywhere else.
I did think it was particularly cheap! 😃
Awesome, love your channel, would love to do this, atb Lee
If there's anything I can do to help, let me know!
Yeah, do you sign u to a rail card, and do you book well in advance. Also do you hotel at certain places and do two journeys over two days ??
Thank you Lee
Yeah I have a Railcard for journeys in the UK! I try to book in advance if I can, but for this trip, I booked the train about 30 minutes before departure. As for my journeys, I do it in lots of ways, whatever is easiest.
Thoughts!
1.The light seems will be nice if it's in night time
2.why the window is opened while you had a air conditioner?
4.how come your recording device doesn't fall off while you recording outside the train?
4.Is the toilet good?
5. That's all thank you
Are you on holiday?
Just got back on Tuesday. :)
Na to se nedá koukat.. Co je to za kameru?
Yes mate it's bad, well done. Newer videos are filmed with a great camera. :)
First here from Malaysia :)
Hi, welcome! Would love to visit Malaysia, any suggestions for interesting routes to go on?
@@SuperalbsTravels Hi there! You may try the Padang Besar to Kuala Lumpur via the ETS (Electric Train Service) which it fast 160kmh (barely reach that speed) meter gauge that consists of 3 different class of trains, there are Gold (cheapest with more stops) , Platinum (midest with less stops) and Business (most expensive one with food survive). Besides there's also an Oriental Express which pass through the Malaysian Peninsula from Bangkok directly to Singapore. About the details as none of us as Malaysian board that before 😅. Or u may try the East Coast which isn't that modern like the ETS as it operates the only servicing intercity with diesel loco (which what the west coast used to be before the ETS) from Tumpat to Gemas where it join the west coast line. Hope these brief info may help you. Welcome to Malaysia
Thanks, hope to visit one day. Maybe next year? :)
@@SuperalbsTravels sure. We still welcome to visit Malaysia. I hope that the pandemic will get in control and do hope that the Malaysian government will ever lift the pandemic ban over some European countries, including UK
Regiojet is the best! You should try their open-access service too. Low cost, but very comfortable and with excellent onboard service with 4 differrent classes!
As you already wrote about your car being ex-couchette, I'll reveal the other two types of coaches in these public service Rychlik trains. The 1st class car is ex-SBB Eurofima compartment car, and the both open space carriages of 2nd class are ex-SBB cars too. Regiojet has the whole fleet of ex-UIC cars from different European countries, still going strong and very comfortable.
i dont think that regiojet is the best. I think its the second best option after České Dráhy
Kroasant Sedemdejs
I have realised that people of previous generation like the vehicles of new generations; while the new generation people like the vehicles of previous generation😑😒🤦♂️🤔
Hi there, not sure quite what you mean? :D