Book your train tickets by visiting the RailEurope Web site. See the Resources section below for a link. You can also call (888) 382-RAIL.
Pick a class of service. Only faster trains feature first-class.
Select the type of ticket. Senior citizen and student discounts are often available.
Choose between a single journey ticket, or if you will be traveling through Poland, a System Ticket.
Reserve at least two hours for one way travel between Warsaw and Poznan, not including time needed at the station.
Purchase your train tickets up to 60 days in advance, but remember that there are no available refunds. Make sure you know exactly when and what you require before making the purchase.
Arrive at the Warsaw station. Read the yellow signs to find your platform. "Peron" is platform in Polish.
Read your ticket to find your train number and seat number, if applicable.
Board your train. First-class trains are red and white. Second-class trains are green and white.
Read signs at each stop and get off the train at the Poznan station. Be mindful that conductors do not announce arrival cities.
