What does flexible mean? What is a flexi Pass?
There are two types of InterRail Global Passes: those with a flexible validity and those with a continuous validity. Do you have a 5- or 10-day flexible (Flexi) InterRail Global Pass? Then you can travel on 5 or 10 separate days of your choice, anytime between midnight of one day to the next, within the Pass’s period of validity. You can choose from two validities: 5 travel days within 10 days (the cheapest Pass) or 10 travel days within 22 days. When you have a 5- or 10-day InterRail Pass, it’s important that you write down the date of each journey in the Travel Calendar printed on the Pass before boarding the train. Otherwise you risk getting a fine! If you have a 22-day or 1-month continuous InterRail Global Pass, you can travel as often if you want within the InterRail Pass’s overall period of validity. The difference between the two types of validities can be compared to the difference between a monthly subscription to the gym (you can come any day during a one month period), or a
