- Time of past OR future Camino
- Pamplona to Santiago (2013)
Le Puy to Pamplona in segments (2013 - 2016)
Pamplona to León
I am looking at reserving our return by train from the Chemin du Puy to Paris. In navigating the French train site (SNCF), I found easily the break for seniors at the pull down icon for age of passengers. Also on the site was a reference to <<Accompagnant Carte Week-end>>.
First question: Because two of us are travelling together, does this make us eligible for this classification? (I could not find info on this on the SNCF website.)
Second question: I know we have to be in Paris on October 20. We will start our two week hike in Le Puy on Oct. 5 and I could just go to the train station in Lyon upon our arrival in Europe from Montreal and either buy tickets or ask the above question. Should I wait? Or will a greater discount be available if I buy now?
Third question: I tried to sign up for the SNCF <<Fidélité>>program, but I believe one must live somewhere other than the U.S. to qualify for this. Is this correct?
I speak fairly good French so references to any portions of the SNCF website would help me. Thanks.
Tom
First question: Because two of us are travelling together, does this make us eligible for this classification? (I could not find info on this on the SNCF website.)
Second question: I know we have to be in Paris on October 20. We will start our two week hike in Le Puy on Oct. 5 and I could just go to the train station in Lyon upon our arrival in Europe from Montreal and either buy tickets or ask the above question. Should I wait? Or will a greater discount be available if I buy now?
Third question: I tried to sign up for the SNCF <<Fidélité>>program, but I believe one must live somewhere other than the U.S. to qualify for this. Is this correct?
I speak fairly good French so references to any portions of the SNCF website would help me. Thanks.
Tom