Germany's 49-Euro Ticket, or 'D-Ticket' - All You Need to Know
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- Starting from May 1, unlimited travel on many trains and public transport throughout Germany is possible for 49 euros a month. DW's Lukas Stege explains where to get the Deutschland ticket, or 'D-Ticket', and what you need to know about it.
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Report: Lukas Stege
00:00 Intro
00:19 What is the 49 euro ticket?
00:32 Where can I get the ticket?
01:02 Who can use it?
01:14 Which trains can you take?
02:02 You can discover Germany with it!
02:42 Why is Germany doing this?
03:22 Are there any problems?
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The 9 euro ticket was available in the summer of 2022 not 2020
Oh, you're right! Thx 👍 It's "the summer of '22" - at least the subtitles are correct 😉 2:54 min
So I'm visiting Munich in 2 weeks and including a day trip to Nuremberg. Is this the best option ? Or is the Bavaria day ticket suffice?
Yessss! Tourists can also buy it for saving🥺 and I also know a cheaper channel😎
I wouldn’t say this ticket is meant for long distance travel. But it comes in very useful for regular German people who already have and use a monthly ticket for their region. Because now when they arrive in a different town or travel past regional borders. They won’t have to buy an extra ticket anymore.
Good point!
As a tourist I will visit Germany starting from Hamburg in June. In addition to that I would like to see some cities like Berlin and Munich. Do you recommend this ticket to me?
@@kad1820 It really depends on what your intention for the ticket is. If you want to just have a metro/ bus ticket for when you’re in those towns and if you use a lot of public transportation within these cities for a longer time, maybe even visiting close by towns like Potsdam, then yes. But for traveling between Hamburg to Munich or Berlin I wouldn’t recommend it. For that I recommend buying ICE tickets several weeks in advance so they aren’t as expensive.
@@kad1820 Daily public transport tickets for the cities you visit are already around 10€ a day, so you basically get the 49€ ticket for free. The Hamburg-Berlin route is 4 hours with regional trains, so totally doable. If you want to go to the Baltic sea from Hamburg thats also an option. For Berlin-Munich and back to Hamburg i would book super saving tickets for the ice next month.
@@kad1820 Just to remember: the (+) no need for local tickets inside the cities and beyond when travelling across the south and north. the (-) only usable for regional trains meaning it add extra time for your journey if you are travelling between cities.
there is no mention here, that this is a subscription ticket, which auto renews on a monthly basis which you need to cancel by the 10th day of the month to stop the subscription. that is a very important omission.
He did mention is only available as a subscription and that is monthly. The until 10th of the month to cancel was indeed not mentioned.
That is very elaborate👍 Plus the tickets bought at trainpal now has a discount😮
You forgot one kind of transportation that can be used with the D-Ticket: ferries. When they are part of the public transport system, like in Hamburg or Berlin, they are included in the ticket. One of the ferries in Berlin - the F24 or Paule III - is a rowing boat with space for 8 passengers.
That's 100 % true, the famous Harbour Ferries in Hamburg for Example. Don't made a "expensive" Hafenrundfahrt, take the Harbour Ferries. Easy like taking a Bus. Every 10 Minutes from Landungsbrücken for Example....You can go to Finkenwerder for Examble, Airbus Factory. No German City have Ferries like Hamburg. It's like the famous Habour Ferries in New York...
@@wolfgang6915 I did both in Hamburg last year in summer. The Harbour ferries with the 9 euro ticket but also the große Hafenrundfahrt. The Hafenrundfahrt is moderated and you get lots of infos and usually the Captain is super funny and also goes very close to the big vessels in the Harbour. It also goes through the small channels in the Speicherstadt with couple of nice photo stops. So I would still recommend the commercial Hafenrundfahrt for people who have never been to Hamburg 😊
This will also help to promote local tourism so tourists see more than just Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich and Berlin.
and Cologne !
For tourists its important to know that this is a *subscription* model. Therefore: If you need this ticket only in the current month, cancel the subscription directly after buying it, so that you have it only in this month.
@@tobyk.4911 Yes, you have to cancel it by the 10th of the month before.
They're missing out because the little towns are more beautiful...
@@DWTravel if I will subscribe it for June, can I buy it anytime before 1st of June? Or is there also maximum date when I can buy the ticket?
I am traveling to Germany in about 2 weeks and called DB to confirm. Non-residents can get the Deutschlandticket from the DB office at the train stations with cash. The online purchase won't work due to a required address verification.
Thanks for the info!
Some regional transport associations that sell the d-ticket may be more relaxed about this.
Purchasing the D-Ticket with a regional transport company requires a monthly subcription, a German adress and a credit history check - all hurdles makes it not really suitable for a temporary foreign tourist to Germany.
@@AakashKumar10 Is HVV a regional transport system? Do you have the web address? Thanks.
@@davidsimpson1390 Yes, of Hamburg. If you search for hvv switch you should be able to find it easily.
For me it's €36 since my company is offering D-Ticket Job. That's unbelievable to think since I pay €85 per month just to travel within two zones in Düsseldorf. It doesn't even cover the whole Düsseldorf!
Wow, that is a great deal!
In my case, it's even just 28 € because my company is one of the largest corporations in Germany, so they can make a better deal with the local transportation agency, plus they subsidise the job ticket through the rent car drivers pay at the company's garages.
Before the D-Ticket, the job ticket cost me 40 € for the greater Cologne area (VRS), which was already a bargain compared to the official monthly ticket at 250 €, now I only pay 28 € for the whole of Germany - great!
@@dirkschwartz1689 Siemens?
@@Michaelkrm Deutsche Post DHL
I just came to Germany yesterday. Thanks for your video about this 49 Euro public transportation ticket. It would be a great help for me to explore around. 👍
Have a good time in Germany!
I remember doing a similar venture in Poland on an extended holiday weekend with Polregio's 46 zł weekend ticket (then about 10 euro) and was able to travel half the country, staying at 1-star hotels. The whole 4-day vacation was under 100 euro total!
As for any long haul journey, ICEs still remain dominant because of course you don't want to get ultra tired or break your body out of say 13-14 hrs journey but once you reach a region via the IC/ICE/EC, the 49euro D-ticket gives you the ultimate freedom ! My only wish is, the trains won't continuously be late or cancelled like last year's summer ! That thing is frustrating for sure. But, I am happy that I'd get to see more beautiful german villages.
Since I‘m a student in Hamburg it actually only costs me 19€. I think it‘s really amazing especially considering that it used to be 30€ a month just for Hamburg and a few nearby towns.
I am also student, how did you buy ticket for 19 Euros?
Please explain why you are syphoning other people's tax money is: Amazing?
Nice informative video. Thanks ✨
Sounds great for people looking to do some extensive backpacking in Germany. I'll keep this in mind if I ever have the chance to do so.
You may have a problem with that - as far as I can see online, there is no way to get a D-ticket without providing a German address. This could be difficult if you are backpacking around.
Well, I loved the 9 Euro ticket. I brought my Mum to the coast at Wernermunde, and we had an amazing time. I just managed to get the 49 D-Ticket through an App. I'm sure I'll enjoy the benefits, but it is kind of pricey. Will try to make the most of it.
It took me 4 hours and 9 minutes from Frankfurt to Berlin. There's no need to change three trains. Just go direct. The best way to explore Germany is to buy a German pass, especially 1st class.
Nice video,lucas
It's so great to see so much Leipzig in this video. I can't wait to come back this fall!
😃😃😃
Leipzig einundleipzig...
Leipzig das gelob ich mir,
wer hat das gesagt?
Leipzig hat übrigens den größten Bahnhof Europas und nach dem New Yorker Grand Central Terminal zweitgrößten der Welt. Allerdings was den Publikumsverkehr in Deutschland angeht ist der HBF Hamburg einsame Spitze...
Very eco-friendly and affordable for most people. Great idea.
It's not so bad that you have to change trains seeing as the point of this tickets to to connect people and show people new destinations. You just need to be up for adventure!
Great initiative
Amazing, I'm gonna get to see Germany more than I could before.
This is brilliant. But they should also make plans to increase the capacity of the public transportation network. In addition to tremendous environmental and social benefits, this will also save fuel, which is in short supply.
Thing is, there's no way to really just increase capacities, trains can only be so long (for various reasons), you can't stock wagons higher than double decks, and even if there was all the personal available, there's only so much room on the tracks for a limited number of trains. We need more tracks? In Germany? Ja, that's being common sense for at least 3 decades now, the keyword here is "in Germany" though! ... So basically, it's another just slighty more solid version of last year's "cheesy pay and pray ticket!. :D
@@silkegehtyoutubegarnichtsa892 What did u mean by this? keyword here is "in Germany" though!
I’ll look into his when we visit Germany next year.
Most people have a subscription based ticket anyway which costs a lot more even if it is only valid in one city. So many people safe money now every month plus they could travel the whole country without extra cost.
Very informative
Cheaper than local transport month tickets and has more functions
Oh god i remember last year when i got my 9 euro ticket, my train from Köln to Dortmund was FULL FULL it was kind a nightmare but kinda fun lol. Cant wait to try the 49 euro ticket when i move 😄
😆 Please share your experiences with us!
great idea
That's awesome🎉
Will surely buy it!
Yeah, me and my friends did that last week and we travelled several german cities. We had to withstand 3 hours in a queue at DB kasse and argue with an employee but it was worthy! :D
Yea same, some of them have such sh*tty attitudes for no good reason
Every nation has some own attitudes and I consider it as fancy national diversity :D
Yess
I need this information
Just reminds me of JR Pass in Japan which include certain classes of Shinkansen, and local train
It covers all JR services! Unfortunately they're doubling the price this October :(
@@VEVOJavier yes, but as far as I know, Shinkansen Nozomi part of JR didn't get covered by JR Pass
For long distances if you want to save some time and are willing to spend some extra money, Flixtrains are a great alternative. Frankfurt to Berlin is only €19 if you book some time in advance. They also have connections to other main cities in Germany.
I can feel the crush of an overpacked train as it sits inexplicably for moments on end with little air circulation already!
Just to point it out: for tourists this ticket won't be as convinient as one may think. if you stay in a city, a 6 or 7 days pass may be cheaper than 49 euro (e.g. Berlin LGBT Pass - that anyone can buy in reality - is ~ 35 euros for 6 days and much less for 3 days). If you travel between cities, if you book in advance, you can get ICE train rides for euro 29... Doing Berlin to Frankfurt or Berlin to Munich by regional train is just a stupid way of wasting valuable tourist time. If you do a trip seeing two cities stayin 2-3 days in each, it will be more convinient therefore to get an ICE train ticket for the long distance and get more existing day passes for the two cities. In fact, from a turist POV, the D-Ticket seems very much to benefit Deutsche Bahn than the customer. And if you travel europe on an EUrail pass, it gets even worse since germany will be just one or stops of the trip and travelling between them will be covered by the EUrail pass already.
Daytickets for the inner cities are already 8-10 Euros. If you use just one regional train for a daytrip on the visit, the 49€ ticket is cheaper. For example Hamburg-Lübeck, Frankfurt the Rhine region, Munich to Berchtesgaden, or even Hamburg-Berlin which isn't that bad.
All true and still if you visit more than one city, paying for daily or weekly passes more than once or twice and needing to adjust to different borders of their respective Verkehrsverbünde might often be more expensive than a D-Ticket, it certainly will not be as convenient as the D-Ticket will be. I have been on an interrail trip to France and Spain for two weeks and I certainly paid more than 49€ for only public transport without regional trains in addition to my already existing interrail ticket (with which I used the regional trains of course) in six different cities. Something like the D-Ticket would have been great even with already having a valid rail ticket.
@@Psi-Storm Hi, may I ask your opinion about this D ticket more further? If I wanna travel from Heidelberg (visit Frankfurt), then Dusseldorf (visit Koln, Essen, Dortmund), then Hamburg, then Berlin. Do you think it's best to buy this ticket? Looking forward to your reply,
Detailed and clear expression🙏 Thx for ur devotion😘 I tried the app mentioned by comments section, amazingly it is 💥super save🤩
Nice!
I've done Hamburg to Frankfurt and back using only RE's 3 times during the 9eur ticket :P, takes about 9 hours, but if all the REs are on time, its not a huge deal.
You are crazy :'D
@@Ghreinos well, tbh the first time, I had to go and due to some storm all ICE's got cancelled, so I was stuck in Munster and started the RE Trip, which then I felt wasn't the worse, so during 9eur period, just went on with it :P
Thanks for sharing your experience.
Just did the exact thing, but I began the journey in the opposite direction. I was supposed to be in Hamburg at noon but arrived there at 4 pm after a tree fell onto the tracks and I had to take a replacement bus, the next train had to wait to pass a single track section because the other track was under emergency repair, a person pulled the emergency brakes, and another person sent a bomb threat to the Deutsche Bahn via e-mail, so I had to leave the train again and take another replacement bus.
The return trip wasn’t as chaotic, but I had to wait at Göttingen for several hours for the first train of the next day.
@@VieleGuteFahrer 😂😂😂😂
Hello, any tips on how to plan longer trips inside Germany but with trains that are included in the D-Ticket? DB website is not very friendly to do it, multiple sections trips are difficult to plan. Thanks!
Loved that most of the video is in my city Leipzig
We're in Germany now and went to a DB office yesterday at the Munich train station. We asked a customer service employee at DB if we could buy these tickets. His response was that they are only available to Deutsch residents. We didn't know how to respond to him, we gave him the benefit of the doubt since he's a DB employee but don't understand why we are reading and watching so much information about others being able to buy these tickets.
Their websites state it’s for Germans and Europeans. So I’ve given up on the idea of getting it coz I’m neither
There are also about 3-5 Regio Express you cant use it as well.
@ Jouliana ITS NOT THE L.A. METRO BUT YOU GET THE CONCEPT VERY USEFUL 🌞
Love it ❤❤❤
Lukas, your smile is infectious !!!
2:54 in summer of 2022, not 2020. Tolles Video👍
Thank you! It's "the summer of '22" - but at least the subtitles are correct 😉
@@DWTravel Yes😄
Danke für İnformation 👍Ich lebe in der Nähe von München und gestern Tickets für 49 Euro gekauft habe. Ich starte morgen eine 2-tägige Reise nach Füssen. Ich hoffe, es wird nicht zu voll mit dem Zug😁
I'm travelling to Germany in July this year. I'm flying to Frankfurt and thinking of travelling via train to Berlin. I will be staying in Berlin for 15 days. Should I purchase the D-ticket? Will I be able to find local trains to Berlin from Frankfurt in which I can use this D-ticket?
I live in America but I read on Deutsch Bahn that I have to use a German Bank account to purchase the ticket. I need a IBAN number but in the US they have only swift. How would I purchase the ticket ? It doesn’t want credit cards or debit cards from the US
Lukas!!! 😍😍😍🥰
What do I think about this ticket? We were planning to go to Greece or Malta for our summer holidays. But now we started considering exploring Germany instead. And we'd be able to visit our friends as well...
If you managed to buy it, let me know...
I was in Germany almost all summer 2022 and I have to say the 9€ ticket was a blessing, and yes, it incentivated tourism, I went to cities that weren't in my itinerary, just because I could travel there very cheap. Public transport in Germany is espectacular, but it was very expensive, my last 2 weeks without the 9€ ticket were pretty pricey, even buying the weekly ticket. That said, I am also aware of the lack of planning and logistic issues thare arose from this ticket, one time I was stranded in Köln for 90 minutes because there was no train conductor, and the last weekend of the summer, coming from Hamburg was pretty intense, also I'm aware that that's part of the reason the DB employees are protesting at this moment. But this is a good idea, specialy for Germany's energy transition, German citizens told me the public transport was good, but they'd rather use their car because it was cheaper. Now to solve the logistics issue of higher train demand, who knows? Maybe they'll hire me because they need more people haha.
😀 DB is looking for staff members - that's a fact. Thanks for sharing your experiences!
Reminds me of wohender ticket that I used to buy in 1997, I think wohnender ticket used to cost 10 Deutshe Mark
You mean the Wochenend-Ticket. That was really long ago! The price changed over the time (raised) and then Deutsche Bahn took it out of the offer.
What if the 49€ ticket acted as a discount card on the IC/ICE? if my total is 150€ from Stuttgart to Aachen, then I only pay 101€ because I already have the 49€ ticket on the side. Or maybe even making it like a fixed 20-25% discount on all fast trains if you have a valid 49€ ticket.
Hi, Would you have a list of all regular trains travelling from frankfurt, heidelberg,trier, luxembourg, stuttgar, hamburg, venlo, bonn, cologne, lubeck, nuremberg to passau and to munich where i go home with the eur49 ticket, please? Or do you have a link where I can follow?
Where can I buy the eur49 subscription ticket without having a bank account? thank you
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Check here: www.bahn.com/en
It seems subscription to buy the 49 euro ticket. As a tourist how can I buy it? DB app needs a bank account.
Juhu, das Tarif-Chaos hat ein Ende!
das ist tatsächlich der größte Vorteil des Tickets :D
I'm going on holiday to Germany soon, but I won't buy the ticket. Last year, however, I bought the 9 euro one. The reason is obvious: the subscription. There are too many rules to follow and the ticket is only electronic; The purchase and payment must be made online. Last year it could be bought anywhere. But then, does a monthly pass for tourists seem normal to you?!? Let's be serious, come on!
Tip: You can cancel the subscription immediately after purchase, then it is not automatically renewed. 😊
"Normal" is that non-residents are excluded from such - heavily subsidized - ticket offers. But it is still an offer in first place for commuters.
Used the 9 Euros ticket last year. Got excited after watching this video and planned a Germany trip again this year. But extremely disappointed this time. Lot of train delays and cancellations. I could not visit many of my planned places. I want a refund and compensation. 😔
I got my ticket and so happy for that !
Merhaba, ben de bilet almak istiyorum alman banka hesabım yok nasıl alabilirim bilginiz var mı
@@zeynepsahin5262 sanirim banka hesabi olmadan olmuyor.
hey where are you from? And how are you bought ticket? Can uou explain? Thanks
I will be in Munich for a week in the 1st week of October? Is it worth it?
Can some one please tell me how to activate the ticket on the DB website or APP?
I opened an account at DB, purchased the d-ticket, selected the trip I want being sure that they are not ICE (I used the filters), but then there is no option to add the d-ticket, just paying as usual. Does anyone know how to use it, to get the benefit to get the discount applied?
D-Ticket does cover all regional trains. Thus no extra ticket / surcharge needed.
D-Ticket is valid for one (or more - it is a subscription) calendar month. No further validation needed.
I want to less cancellations of trains and additional trains to manage a crowd. On Saturday and Sunday, the train journey is not a pleasant experience.
I thought Lukas worked with Julia Leischik for her Sat1 show "Bitte melde dich"!? Does he not work there anymore?
Can anyone advise me on the €49 monthly subscription? I am from Scotland and will he in Germany for 3 weeks in June 2024. Some mention I need a German address, however other travvelers appear to have zero problems and used it without menrioning any issues.
If i do need a German address can I just insert any or do i need to recieve mail in the post to confirm?
I will be staying in Munich, Calonge, then Stuttgartbut traveling all over every day so be great to find some kind of pass
Long time, no “see” Lukas….give us more of your youthful energy please
🤗🙏
I wish we had that kind of train system in the US. Our public transportation really sucks.
There is still much left to improve here.
Yay i live in Leipzig and finally someone makers a Video in leipzig
Great ticket 🎫 ..
Hi, is RE (regional express) trains are included in 49 euro ticket?
Yes, they are.
I bet they called it "Deutschlandticket" this time because the original name 49€ Ticket would not allow later price raises. It's also very hard to get at least at the moment because the ticket counters seem to rebel against the incredible demand and just stop selling it. If they had just kept the concept of the 9€ ticket which could simply be bought at a ticket machine it would have been a piece of cake but with their contract idea and forcing people to use digital solutions which they dont want and all it's kinda getting messy.
Hi can someone reply to me something?After the airport, do you have to walk a lot? until getting to a hotel? or center of the city etc.Can we call a cab/taxi? I can not take long walks.
Which airport in which city?
It depends on which hotel and which city. Of course you can call a taxi but they are expensive in Germany.
Can we travel in break time also ?
The 49€ ticket allowed me to travel to Vienna for just 14.90€ because you can get to Salzburg without even paying for an extra one.
So when you buy it you just hop on a regional train , and show the ticket , no forward booking involved ? Thanks
Yes, that's how it works.
it is nessecery to be online to show your ticket in train or is only can show screen shot of ticket???
How can people buy the ticket from another country?
About the subscription, let’s say I arrive at Germany on May 20, if I get the D-ticket by that day will I need to buy it again the 1st of June or the 20th?
It's a subscription. So unless you cancel - you'll be charged automatically on the 1st.
I have a question if someone can help please. With this pass, can I just look up the train and bus schedule on any app and hop on? Or do i need to actually book a ticket or seat? Assuming i already have the QR code/49 e pass
You don't need to make a reservation. There is usually no seat reservation on local transport.
@@DWTravel ok thank you! And I don't need to book a ticket, my pass is my ticket and I just show up?
@@DD-yr6mi Yes.
Any recommendations for which app to use for non-germans!? most seen to ask for a german address :(
Yes - it's *not* really much use to tourists, despite what the video says.
Hey, how long it took you to withdraw money from your bank? I bought a ticket yesterday. Its is active, conductor checked it today but my money are still in the bank. No charges
Honestly, we don't know. It probably also depends on your bank.
over one month they can wait for transfer of money. for
1. Can it be cancelled and resumed any time?
2. Can you go to end station of other countries with the same ticket?
1. You can cancel the subscription to the next month. It's valid from the 1 day of a month on. 2. No, it's not valid in other countries. Only in Germany.
@@DWTravel thanks for the reply!
Does this d-ticket is good for going to trier from memmingen? If not, what should i use?
Trier Hbf - Memmingen
with long distance trains (in parts) ~ 5.5h 2 changes
with local transport only (D-Ticket) ~ 7.25 h 4 changes
D-Ticket covers also the city buses in Trier and Memmingen
Hi - I will be in Germany for one week from July 14 with my family. How can I order the various D-Tickets in advance from abroad? I could not find how to order for children and many websites do not accept address / bank account outside of Germany. Thank you for your help
Did you try it with the app? deutschlandticket.app/#app-herunterladen
If that doesn't work you have to buy it in Germany. You can go to any train service counter.
If you travel as a group there are local to the state group tickets which are valid for all local (regional) transport (Bayern ticket or Hessen ticket). Same for city travel.
My main issue is to order the tickets for the children in advance as I would need to cancel before the 10th of the month so before I am in Germany. I found app that accepted address and bank account but this is only to buy his own ticket.
When you have the D-ticket , do you need to purchase tickets and later claim them you can use the to get tickets ?
No, you need only the D-ticket. You cant't set off other tickets against it. Was that your question?
Thanks for sharing But Can I go to Berlin if buy Germany's 49-Euro Ticket ?
The 49 € subscription includes the shuttle buses to the airport?Thanks!
Yes, it does.
Public buses to the airports - yes. But if they are express/fast buses not or not fully.
Examples:
Lufthansa Express Bus (e.g. Munich Airport) is not covered.
AirLiner Airport Shuttle (Frankfurt Airport - Darmstadt) requires a surcharge
Very useful, thanks for sharing ❤❤ BTW I found an even bigger 5% discount on European railroads😂 Save a lot🤩lol
Im a student that has a semester ticket which covers transport in my city, how does this affect me? Is my semester ticket now valid for travel all over germany?
No the semester ticket is not valid for travel all over Germany. But in some states you can upgrade the semester ticket to the Deutschland Ticket...
You'll have to ask your Uni whether the semester tickets will be converted
Very useful for us low income earners
Can the 49 EUR ticket be used for travel from Stuttgart to Rhinefall ?
Yes. You can travel on it to "Neuhausen Rheinfall". A train station directly north of the Rhine Falls.
You can however not travel to "Schloss Laufen am Rheinfall" - a train station directly south of the Rhine Falls.
I wish California can have similar promotion! Im a world traveler, been to 5 continents.... But i never been to Germany 😅, except 2 hours layover in the airport 😅. I like exotic places, with ancient ruins,beaches etc. Greece, Italy, France keep me going again and again for it's art, history and food!
If you can convince me you have something special.... I might visit 😅
The bay area is working towards the bay pass. Hopefully, it can be successfully implemented in thebnin County area.
Hihi. Am residing in Singapore and have tried to purchase the 49 Euro Ticket. I have used Wise to create account to allow me to have IBAN and BIC digits. But I am stuck at the page where my home address is in Singapore which I can't key in. Is there anywhere to bypass
I saw a comment saying that MVV-app can buy with a credit card, and I tried and it works!
@@ZHIYINGMA Thank you so much! I confirm that it works. I purchased a D-Ticket for October today using my debit card from outside of Germany and cancelled the subscription by following a link in the confirmation email.
You're welcome. It's great that you cancel the subscription, which I forgot and I paid for one more month...sad....@@luciusavitus5055
When its gonna end the ticket or expire ? Its only on May?
Only one month ticket? Or permanent ticket?
The subscription is automatically extended, if you no longer want the D-Ticket for the next month, you should cancel it by the 10th of the month before.
When the 9€ Ticket launched a friend of mine from croatia, who at this time studied in vienna/austria, he used it with a friend to travel through germany :) because he has never been there before. From there he travelled to Bavaria`s capital Munich, german`s oldest town Trier/Rhineland-Palatine (with a short day trip to the world`s richest country Luxembourg bc their transport system is totally free) and the carnival stronghold Cologne/Northrhine-Westphalia. There he sadly got sick bc of the corona virus....further planned trips of him were headed to germany`s biggest hanseatic city Hamburg, germany`s capital and government seat Berlin and to the florence of the Elbe Dresden/Saxony. He really used it :D but I used it greatly as well. With the ticket it was my first time going to Konstanz/Baden-Wuerttemberg, a beautiful middle city on the Lake Constance and the swiss border, Baden-wuerttembergs beautiful and rich capital Stuttgart and the beautiful city at the baltic sea in the real north Lübeck/Schleswig-Holstein :) (A friend of mine and me compared the last visit with trips to Hamburg and Schwerin (The small eastern-northern capital of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania with its beautiful and pompous castle).
So I can really suggest to use it to get out of your comfort zone and visit all the beautiful sights and cities of Germany! I was able to discover more of the north and I also want to discover more of the east of Germany :) I`m definitely planning trips to cities such as Dresden and Leipzig/Saxony, Potsdam/Brandenburg (for the famous Babelsberg film studious), Halle and Magdeburg/Saxony-Anhalt and Rostock/Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania!
PS. I`m from western germany, strictly speaking from the Ruhr area, near Dortmund. And around 2 years ago I moved to Heidelberg to study their. It`s a lovely city in the north of Baden-Wuerttemberg, well known for its university (which is the oldest of germany), its oldtown, as well as its beautiful castle on the hill. This is something I also can highly recommend to visit one time.
My friend from Canada did not have a European bank account. The Canadian postal code was not accepted on the app and therefore the Euro ticket could not be purchased.
We often hear about this problem with the D-ticket for people from abroad. Sorry for that!
So u saying can’t buy at stations except online? How to we retrieve the physical tickets??
Very promising for Students.
Isn’t it a good idea to combine it with Musea Tickets next year?
Good for cultural exchange!
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@@DWTravel Stupid answer
How can a tourist buy the ticket? I couldn't get it online because I need to be registered on a German street or have a German bank account.
You might want to do your own research - according to the DB site this ticket "is not valid in ICE, IC/EC". If several people travel together there are local group tickets that might be a better option as the D-ticket price is per person.
I will travel in germany for 3 weeks in june and stay with my cousin. Can I benefit from the deustchland ticket? Do I also need a physical ticket on paper when I buy the ticket online?Can I buy with my Visa card, I don't have an account in a German bank.
Did you find out? I only need it for July but want to buy before leaving as I am affraid on the 3.07 tickets may not be available anymore for July. I am in the same situation, no German bank account and the purchase didn't went through on DB website. I also prefer to have a paper form, you never know with the phone, may broke down or else and I am translating all sorts of German websites. Not easy to find a precise information. Please advise if it worked for you! And enjoy your trip, Germany is just das Beste :-)
@@nessienotyourbuisiness3236 I don't think this is really aimed at tourists or foreign visitors despite what this video says. It's all uneccessarily complex.
However, I don't think you need a German bank account, just the IBAN number of your own bank. You do need to provide a German address though, which could be a problem for a lot of tourists.