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Bergland Express
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

This service goes overnight from Rotterdam and Brussels to Austrian and Swiss ski resorts. Does anyone have any experience of it?

We have booked (I think) to travel to Innsbruck on it (to go on to St Anton) at half term. I have numerous e-mails assuring me that we do indeed have a reservation, but no request for payment nor any ticket. Should I be ordering the snow chains and checking the antifreeze?

It looks like a good way to go, although not cheap. We'll get an extra 1.5 days skiing (it would be 2 days if we were going to a resort served directly by the train) compared to flying, in exchange for leaving London on Friday midday and arriving back Sunday midday and paying more.
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