Hi! I’m trying to book a train ticket from Zermatt to Milan in June 29, i see the timetable on SBB app but when it directs me to the SBB website and tried to book it, it says sorry cant be book its either the ticket are sold out or it has changed due to work stuff. Can you pls help me, how to book it?

@"Tipueyou45"#p80674 Hi. Due to engineering works between Domodossola and Milan, all international trains will be canceled on this line. I don’t find any information about regional trains or replacement busses. I think that the timetables are not available now, you should try later.

An alternative route is Zermatt - Brig - Domodossola - Centovalli - Locarno - Milan. Reservations and advance booking are not mandatory on this route, but possible between Domodossola and Locarno. More informations on https://www.vigezzinacentovalli.com

@"Tipueyou45"#p80674 Planned construction work with a significant impact on the timetable Trenitalia: From **9 June to 8 September 2024**, the route between Arona and Stresa will be completely closed to rail traffic. This means that all EC trains between Domodossola and Milan will be cancelled. There will be a replacement bus service, but with longer journey times and reduced capacity. Please Check timetabale again in June 2024, Probably you will find better solutions for travelling and more offers for ticketing Zermatt - Domodossola, Domodossla - Milano. Kind regards Christoph

@"Danhiel"#p80690 that’s what i though. Someone told me abiut the rail works around that time but i was trying to book yesterday till we had to call the SBB customer service for clarification and the agent doesn’t seem like she knows about the trail works around that time. She just told us to wait cuz the timetable for Italy’s side is not out yet. But then again, you guys says otherwise and all the Domodossola to Milan transfers are all cancelled. Checking it now for June 29, the trips are now 7hrs - 12hrs that usually were 3hrs - 4hrs thru the Domodossola - Milan route. Is there any way or route to get to Milan from Zermatt? We are willing to book our transfer to different legs just to make it to Milan that day. Thank you!!!

@"Limeuhu12"#p80695 is there any other way or route to get to Milan? Unfortunately i need to book it before the 3rd week of March for my visa appointment. That’s the only thing that i need in my application.. we are willing to do the longer route just to get there.. Tried booking from Locarno - Milan and Lugano - Milan on Trentinilia app and it say its sold out or its way too far out. I am not sure, but then the customer service told us to just wait cuz the timetable are bot out yet.

Hi @"Tipueyou45"#p80722 I apologise, but you have wait for clarifaction of Trenitalia services between Domododossola - Stresa - Arona (- Milano). Kind regards Christoph

@"Tipueyou45"#p80723 I will truy to understand. I was looking for Eurocity tickets in webshop Trenitalia. For 29th of june i found only tickets for EC leaving at 17:10 from Milano to Lugano. Probably Trenitalia didn't implented yet full offer for online sale. Good luck, kind regards Christoph

@"Limeuhu12"#p80727 that’s what we’re hoping for.. we might actually call trenitalia customer service. We checked trenitalia for the 28th of June and there’s actually some spots that are open, others are sold out, and on the other hand June 29th was all sold out

No, any train is sold out for 29th of june , but for some trains we can not yet find tickets in ticketshop of Trenialia. Do you really need a ticket for 29th of June for you Visa? May be, if you look for offer a few days earlier you find more conneting Eurocity trains. You can also ask customer service of Trenitalia if a international ticket from Milano to a destination in Switzerland is availibl witout reservation of a Eurocity train . Kind regards Christoph

@"Limeuhu12"#p80738 i do need it before March 25 unfortunately. I can wait for a couple of weeks and check if they’ll release schedules for the transfer, but if they wont and if theyre all sold out, im doomed. You’re saying all trains on june 29 are sold out?

Switzerland to Italy transfer

Danhiel

Tipueyou45 In the past, there were two timetable periods in Europe (winter/spring and summer/fall) and all countries changed on the same day. Now, with dynamic online timetables and the proliferation of operators (state-owned or private), this becomes unpredictable. Some operators wait to know the final schedule, modified due to construction work for example, others publish a timetable and sell tickets months in advance, but then cancel trains and inform travelers by mail that they must find a new schedule.

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