Travel Tips for a Busy September: How to Avoid Crowded Trains
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NS advises travelers to choose quieter trains during the busy month of September, which is expected to be the busiest time of the year, especially on Tuesdays and Thursdays during peak hours. To help passengers, NS offers alternatives through their app, where they can see how crowded each train is. Discounts are also available for quieter trains via the PrijsTijd Deal. NS mentions specific examples of less crowded trains and encourages flexibility in travel days. Additionally, trains will be extended in key routes, but there are limits to this due to cost implications. Travelers should also be aware of ongoing construction work by ProRail that may cause disruptions.
- NS expects September to be the busiest month, especially on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
- Passengers can use the NS app to find less crowded trains and get discounts.
- NS is extending train services but emphasizes the need for cost-efficiency.
- Ongoing construction by ProRail may cause travel disruptions, particularly around major stations.
What should travelers do to avoid crowded trains in September?
Travelers are advised to choose quieter trains by using the NS app, which shows how busy each train is, and to consider traveling on days other than Tuesday or Thursday.
Are there any discounts available for quieter trains?
Yes, NS offers discounts on less crowded trains through the PrijsTijd Deal, which can be identified in the NS app.
Will there be any train service disruptions in September?
Yes, ongoing construction by ProRail may cause disruptions, especially around stations like Den Haag Centraal, Vught, and Schiphol. Travelers are advised to avoid peak hours during these times.