There’s a question that has been bothering me for a long time
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If two people travel by train during the day, is it possible for one of them to buy a sleeper ticket while the other buys a non-sleeper ticket, so that both can stay in the sleeper car?
It’s fine as long as the door of the car between the sleeper cars and the hard-seat cars is open.
Can’t we just go straight to the sleeper car?
Generally, this door is locked. With the sleeper ticket, go to the train attendant to open the door. Strict control should be applied at night, while less strict control is sufficient during the day. It also depends on the specific train management situation.
It should be fine during the day; you can just walk over.
Sigh, I guess by \"no seat available\" it means there’s no seat assigned, but as long as it doesn’t disturb others, one can sit anywhere, right? It’s not easy to try to save some money~
Mm-hmm, first figure out which car is closest to the sleeper cars~~
There are no seats; you can go to the dining car or purchase a berth on board. . . Car sickness, pregnancy, the elderly, young children, disabilities, those who have just been discharged from hospital, etc. . . Save money? Ticket fraud! Or hitchhike on passing cars; kind-hearted people do show up from time to time.
No, the train attendant won’t let you enter the sleeper car when you board; of course, you can move to there later on, and maybe no one will ask you anything
No, it’s not allowed at all. When going up, if you don’t have a sleeper ticket, you’re not allowed in; there’s a door in the middle that’s guarded! You can think that way. The Ministry of Railways had already thought it through; P