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Hello, I go to amsterdam again for the 5th time in two years, on 18 to 22 January, but I have a plan to visit Brussels as I have family there, my question is whether it is advisable to buy train tickets tgv europe for internet or buy directly at the station? I saving money that way? a greetings!

depends ...on a few things...if your europian and are under certain age id tell ya to buy your ticket at the station..but all depends you just want to tavel once or planing on visiting other places whit in them countries? if your not europian you can get this these eurorail passes some or for certain countries or are for all of europe...also you can check into taking the bus it take about the same amount of time and cheaper < bus leave from RAI station < also buses to france from there..also for train certain time and days are cheaper!!

If you're booking a round trip ticket then you can get cheaper fares if you book in advance on the Brussels-Amsterdam line. The cheapest ones are non-refundable and can't be changed.

sente_ff wrote:I go to amsterdam again for the 5th time in two years, on 18 to 22 January

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The TGV does not run to Brussels from Amsterdam. You either have to take the Thalys or Fyra. The Fyra is 25 euro for single ticket if booked at least a week in advance. Sometimes you can get the Thalys ticket cheap too but it would need to be booked several weeks in advance. See http://www.thalys.com or http://www.nshispeed.com

The Thalys PBKA ...Paris-Amsterdam (brussel) Is part of the TGV < Train(a) Grande Vitesse!!And last time i checked 300 km/h (190 mph) was high speed

While the Thalys is part of the TGV system, the Thalys runs Ams-Bru-Par not the TGV. Isn't it best not to confuse people and have them looking for the wrong train at CS?