My friends and I will be traveling from Paris to Amsterdam via TGV train. I wasn%26#39;t certain how far in advance to book the tickets. Normally, if it were a regular train, I would just get a ticket at the terminal. But, since it%26#39;s TGV, I thought I might want to get them ahead of time. Also, somewhere in all the research, forum posts, etc. I think I read if I purchased Eurorail tix from the States (in advance) there was an additional tax, fee, or something. So, if it was necessary to get them in advance, I was going to wait til I got to Europe (Geneva) and buy them online then (about a week ahead of time). Or, if you guys say it%26#39;s okay...I can just get them at the station!! What%26#39;s your advice?
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IF you want the best price book well in advance. 90 days for the Thalys. Many fares are printable so you can print the tickets at home. You can book at www.thalys.com or www.voyages-sncf.com.
I have typed up a guide that might help you will booking. Here is a link:
http://tinyurl.com/n2yzx
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