What's the difference between a saver and flexible fare?
The video explains the difference between the two offers (in German with English subtitles).
Buy a saver fare ticket for fast, inexpensive travel within Germany. ICE trains are also covered by this offer.
Risk-free booking: You can cancel the saver fare ticket for a fee before the first day of validity.
Sparpreis
2nd-class travel for as little as EUR 21.50
1st-class travel for as little as EUR 32.30
Single journey, subject to availability
Children aged 0-14 always travel for free.
Children aged 6-14 must be included when booking tickets.
Children aged 0-5 always travel for free.
Children aged 6-14 pay half the adult fare.
From 6 months in advance to shortly before travel.
If you have a saver fare ticket, you can only travel on the service indicated on the ticket. The offers are available for ICE/IC/EC connections within Germany. You can use local rail services (e.g. RE, RB, IRE and S-Bahn or non-DB trains) to get to/from the long-distance station if you include them in your booking. You are not restricted to travelling on a specific train when using local rail services. However, your journey must be completed by 10 am the following day.
A BahnCard 25 or 50 gets you a 25% discount
City-Ticket included for journeys of over 100 km and valid in over 120 towns/cities.
no access
Until 1 day before the 1st day of validity:
Fee of EUR 10. Refund issued as a voucher.
On and after the 1st day of validity:
No cancellations.
The map of Germany shows you the stations where you can start and end your journey:
The video explains the difference between the two offers (in German with English subtitles).