Product Positioning & Context
Trainline Business EU is the solution that leaves no one stranded at the platform. Whether you want to head across Europe or skip queues with etickets on selected routes, Trainline Business EU is the app for you.
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What is Trainline Business EU?
Trainline Business EU is a digital product or tool described as: Capitaine Train
Where did Trainline Business EU originate?
Data for Trainline Business EU was aggregated directly from the Apple App Store community ecosystem, representing raw developer and early-adopter sentiment.
When was Trainline Business EU publicly launched?
The initial public indexing or launch date for Trainline Business EU within our tracked developer communities was recorded on October 30, 2013.
How popular is Trainline Business EU?
Trainline Business EU has achieved measurable traction, logging over 16,533 reviews and facilitating 5 recorded discussions or engagements.
Which technical categories define Trainline Business EU?
Based on metadata extraction, Trainline Business EU is categorized under topics such as: Business, Travel.
What are some commercial alternatives to Trainline Business EU?
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How does the creator describe Trainline Business EU?
The original author or development team describes the product as follows: "Trainline Business EU is the solution that leaves no one stranded at the platform. Whether you want to head across Europe or skip queues with etickets on selected routes, Trainline Business EU is t..."
Community Voice & Feedback
Please include the ability to pay for tickets on the same reservation with multiple credit cards. Thank you!
I’ve been using it for 2 years. It is a a nice and convenient to use app, very easy way to purchase tickets. But there are four major drawbacks:
1. For the most tickets I bought through this app, the platform/track info wasn’t provided. This is a huge deal if you if are transferring to another train at a large station and have little time between trains. Sometimes the train info display is quite far from the track where you just exited. You need to run around with your bags to figure out your next track #. Not fun at all. So I often need to use local train app for a specific country to figure out more details....
2. Train numbers are not always 100% accurate, which makes it even harder to find the platform. For example, I am on a train IC 508 at the moment, but my ticket shows 507. SNCB app (Belgian railroad app) shows the right train number (508) And yes, I am on the right train, one stop away from my destination :)
3. Some train companies are not available for purchase through the app. For example, while in Belgium I am seeing the schedule for Thalys trains in the app, but not able to purchase tickets. Had similar situations in other countries.
4. Inflexibility with time. Based on the info in the app, if you buy the ticket through Trainline EU app, you have to take that exact train, not earlier or later. You can exchange/return your ticket the day before travel before midnight. But you can’t take earlier or later train, should your circumstances change on the day of travel, even if the train doesn’t have assigned seats. However most tickets you buy through other venues are more flexible. You can take either train, as long as you travel on the same day you bought a ticket for.
So, all in all, it is an ok app, but you’ll have to supplement with other train apps if you want more info and convenience.
1. For the most tickets I bought through this app, the platform/track info wasn’t provided. This is a huge deal if you if are transferring to another train at a large station and have little time between trains. Sometimes the train info display is quite far from the track where you just exited. You need to run around with your bags to figure out your next track #. Not fun at all. So I often need to use local train app for a specific country to figure out more details....
2. Train numbers are not always 100% accurate, which makes it even harder to find the platform. For example, I am on a train IC 508 at the moment, but my ticket shows 507. SNCB app (Belgian railroad app) shows the right train number (508) And yes, I am on the right train, one stop away from my destination :)
3. Some train companies are not available for purchase through the app. For example, while in Belgium I am seeing the schedule for Thalys trains in the app, but not able to purchase tickets. Had similar situations in other countries.
4. Inflexibility with time. Based on the info in the app, if you buy the ticket through Trainline EU app, you have to take that exact train, not earlier or later. You can exchange/return your ticket the day before travel before midnight. But you can’t take earlier or later train, should your circumstances change on the day of travel, even if the train doesn’t have assigned seats. However most tickets you buy through other venues are more flexible. You can take either train, as long as you travel on the same day you bought a ticket for.
So, all in all, it is an ok app, but you’ll have to supplement with other train apps if you want more info and convenience.
It’s a solid app. It didn’t accept my email address because there was an extra space after it, which was weird. But over all a pretty good experience.
Easy to use, best way for US residents visiting France to purchase train tickets.
I’ll se if the ticket works. Hope so
But last year I ve bought two ticket from Paris to Vannes in July and August and I don’t get beach refun even though I ve tried to asking for refun before one month !/(
So sad !!
So sad !!
I have enjoyed using the app for its ease of use, but:
1) am confused by there being a new, similar, but more confusing interface trainline app
2) I have tried finding tickets for trains from Lisbon to Porto with no success on the app, but had no issue finding them on Portugal’s train tickets website (and purchasing them there.)
1) am confused by there being a new, similar, but more confusing interface trainline app
2) I have tried finding tickets for trains from Lisbon to Porto with no success on the app, but had no issue finding them on Portugal’s train tickets website (and purchasing them there.)
You cannot import an existing jouney that someone else bought for you. For example, on the Oui SNCF app, you can easily import an existing jouney using its reference and the named used during the purchase.
I will give 5 stars if this feature makes its way to Trainline.
I will give 5 stars if this feature makes its way to Trainline.
I am not able to add all
Ready purchased tickets to the app. Very frustrating.
Ready purchased tickets to the app. Very frustrating.
So quick and easy and also cheaper than GoEuro(Omio) and other websites. Thank you heaps.
Great planning app and couldn’t be simpler when it comes time to book. Enter all passenger info once for my wife and I. Keeps credit card info! Insert all of your discount cards and they are applied automatically.
They declined my CC and then increased the price. App is a ripoff
这个app非常棒 很方便
Works like a charm 😃😃
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I am removing one star though because you cannot easily switch accounts: it would be so much easier to be able to switch between personal and professional accounts in just one tap (or between accounts in general).