Transportation in Copenhagen

We are a family of eight, and the Eurail Pass made our European trip incredibly smooth and budget-friendly. From the very first day, everything was easy to understand and use. Learning how to book seats and check train schedules took just a few minutes, and after that, traveling felt effortless. The pass gave us the flexibility to explore multiple cities without worrying about buying separate tickets for each journey. It also saved us a significant amount of money, which is especially important for a large family. Every train we took was comfortable, clean, and on time, making our travel days stress-free. Overall, the Eurail Pass turned what could have been a complicated trip into a relaxed and enjoyable adventure. Highly recommended for families and group travelers.

The price is reasonable compared to alternative ways of travel. 2nd class is very comfortable indeed, no real need to overpay for 1st class. But, one star less for unclear guide for seat reservations - I've booked seats via DBahn from Frankfurt to Paris and then checked whether I did everything corect to double check. But consultants in Frankfurt station said that I'd done smthing incorrect, and if I'm not mistaken, I booked the seats for residents whereas I'm not resident of EU. But there was no obvious way to book as non-resident. So spent 33 euros needlessly.

Train was ontime. Trip was uneventful. Unusually crowded for 1st class -- no one ever checked ticket so supect there were some travelling in the wrong carriage.

The pass is great, but the seat reservation service is very poor. I was only able to book the seats on the routes where booking is compulsory. I wasn't able to book the seats on the routes where it's optional.