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Whenever I checked, trains from north Germany to Austria and back were always significantly cheaper on the ÖBB site. It was bizarre.
by MoreMoore 2y ago
Whenever I checked, trains from north Germany to Austria and back were always significantly cheaper on the ÖBB site. It was bizarre.
- 4ad 2y agoIt's just price differentiation in action. A Polish ticket for the same train can be a third of the price of an Austrian ticket. People are rightfully pissed when this happens to them online, yet they seem to accept it for trains. I don't understand it.
- IncreasePosts 2y agoStrange, I don't usually hear Austrians complain when they get paid 3x for the same job a person does in Poland.
- rrr_oh_man 2y agoDo they, though? In 2024/2025?
- 4ad 2y agoAustrians moving to Poland doing any specific job will pe paid exactly the same as the Polish. Similarly a Pole working a job in Austria is paid the same as an Austrian doing the same job. The fact that there might be a wage difference between different countries might be interesting, but it us utterly irrelevant to the fact that there is a price difference between tickets sold for the exact same train. Not an Austrian vs. a Polish train -- literally the same actual train with the same finite, exact seats for sale.
- postepowanieadm 2y agoReally? When traveling from Poland to Germany, it's cheaper to buy a ticket from DB.
- 4ad 2y agoI suppose it varies from case to case. I've only done Austria<->Poland, with tickets bought from AT/CZ/PL.