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Travelling by train is a real adventure in Molvania, and definitely not for the weak, the nervous or the sane. Although tickets are extremely cheap compared to prices in neighbouring countries, the price system is a little complicated.
First of all there are 4 kinds of trains, but since one of these is no longer uses, it leaves us with 3:

Express (Ezprezz), Schnell (Rapidj) and Passenger (Pendeljken). You need to reserve your seat on all trains except the Intercity trains leaving Lutenblag on Mondays or Thursdays. On other days you will need to have a special ticket ready that can only be obtained from the flower shop next to the station. If you do not have this ticket, you will have to stand all the way to your destination.

This rule is of course not valid for 2nd class passengers, as they have no seats anyway (see picture). Passengers wishing to transport their cattle should also get a ticket, except on market days (Monday to Sunday in most little villages).

Old Age Pensioners can get a reduction if they are older than 90. And from January 1st, 2008 drunkeness is no longer considered a disability.

Description
Travelling by train is a real adventure in Molvania, and definitely not for the weak, the nervous or the sane. Although tickets are extremely cheap compared to prices in neighbouring countries, the price system is a little complicated.
First of all there are 4 kinds of trains, but since one of these is no longer uses, it leaves us with 3:

Express (Ezprezz), Schnell (Rapidj) and Passenger (Pendeljken). You need to reserve your seat on all trains except the Intercity trains leaving Lutenblag on Mondays or Thursdays. On other days you will need to have a special ticket ready that can only be obtained from the flower shop next to the station. If you do not have this ticket, you will have to stand all the way to your destination.

This rule is of course not valid for 2nd class passengers, as they have no seats anyway (see picture). Passengers wishing to transport their cattle should also get a ticket, except on market days (Monday to Sunday in most little villages).

Old Age Pensioners can get a reduction if they are older than 90. And from January 1st, 2008 drunkeness is no longer considered a disability.