How to Book a Train Ticket on Swile Travel

This article explains how to book train tickets from your Swile Travel account 🚅 

📌 Prerequisite: Make sure to add your travel cards/subscriptions and/or loyalty programmes before making a booking. For more information, see: How do I add a loyalty card, traveller programme, or subscription?

1ïžâƒŁ Go to Swile Travel and enter your search criteria  
  • Select whether it’s a one-way or return journey

Return

One-way
  • Choose your departure and arrival stations
  • Select your outbound and return dates
  • Choose your preferred time slot
  • Select the traveller(s)
  • Click Search
  • Choose your departure and arrival stations
  • Select your travel date
  • Choose your preferred time slot
  • Select the traveller(s)
  • Click Search
📌 Important: You must click on the destination in the list to select it, otherwise the search won’t work.
 

After selecting your outbound and return journeys:

  • Enter your travel dates. To do this, click on DD/MM/YYYY next to the small calendar icon to bring up the calendar.
  • Select the desired day and then the time for both outbound and return journeys from the same calendar.
  • Add the passenger(s) by clicking in the "Who’s going?" field and typing the first few letters of each passenger’s first or last name.
2ïžâƒŁ Start your search  

Once you’ve completed these first steps, you can now click Search. You’ll be taken to the train booking page.

3ïžâƒŁ Select your preferred train  

To select a train, click on the displayed price, either in 2nd or 1st class. You can’t mix classes for different travellers: if you want 2nd class for one passenger and 1st class for another, you’ll need to make separate bookings.

You can also browse the list by clicking on previous journeys or next journeys to see other times available that day.

On the right, you’ll see a summary of your selected outbound journey: price per passenger, route, date and time, fare conditions—everything you need 🙌

4ïžâƒŁ Use the filters and sort by fare  

On the left, in the grey box, you can sort your journeys by fare (Eco, Semi-Flex and Flex) or by number of connections (direct train, or with one or more changes).

  • Eco shows the cheapest tickets. These are usually non-exchangeable and non-refundable.
  • Semi-flex excludes all non-exchangeable tickets.
  • Flex only shows tickets that are fully exchangeable and refundable with no fees. If you have a LibertĂ© Card, select the Flex option.

5ïžâƒŁ Choose your train and seats  

If you’re happy with your train choice, click Confirm outbound at the top right (see video in the next step 👇).

If you have a return journey, follow the same steps as for the outbound and then click Confirm return.

Now it’s time to choose your seats. Please note, this is only a seating preference and we have no control over the final allocation. When booking, the SNCF algorithm will assign seats, taking your preferences into account as much as possible.

Select your preferred seats from the drop-down menus, then click Confirm this choice. You can also choose not to select a specific seat and tick Skip this step

6ïžâƒŁ Booking confirmation  

You’ll then arrive at the summary page, which will show all the details you entered during your booking search.

⚠ When booking a train ticket, an option is automatically placed once you’ve chosen your seats. This is only valid for a limited time, so don’t delay in confirming or getting your booking approved.

We have no control over how long this option lasts. This is a decision made by SNCF.

So, if you’re sure about your train choices, fill in all the required fields: reason for travel, billing entity, and payment method. Click Confirm and pay. That’s it! 🙂

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