Slovenia Youth Pass

Under 26 and have a desire to travel to Slovenia? Travel around Slovenia by rail at a discounted rate. Visit Ljubljana, capital of Slovenia. Travel from Ljubljana to Maribor in under two hours on the train with a Slovenia rail pass (Youth version for passengers under the age of 26).

Driving is certainly a possibility, but keep in mind that many European countries have strict age restrictions on car rentals. There are no age limits on the trains in Slovenia! Plus, driving, you’ll need to fill up the tank along the way at prices nearly triple what they are back home (surely you could find better ways to spend your hard-earned vacation dollars!).

Due to its location in Europe, Slovenia has unique culture, tradition and nightlife in each region. Travel Slovenia by train and get a true feeling of the country. The Slovenia Youth Pass allows you to travel at your leisure, at a discounted rate for passengers under the age of 26.

Also, check our Eurail Select Pass or Eurail Global Pass.

Price List:
	1  youth  2nd Class
3 days in 1 month	USD 45.00
4 days in 1 month	USD 63.00
6 days in 1 month	USD 88.00
8 days in 1 month	USD 106.00
Rail Protection Plan	USD 14.00
Please Note: Available only for passengers under 26 on their first date of travel. You must begin using your pass within 6 months of the date of purchase. Passes must be validated prior to boarding the first train. Prices are in U.S. dollars and are subject to change. Please read the railpass terms and conditions.

Pass includes:
	Available to travelers under the age of 26.
	Unlimited train travel on the national rail network of Slovenia.
	Choice of 3, 4, 5, 6 or 8 days of unlimited train travel within a 1-month period.
	Travel days may be used consecutively or non-consecutively.

Conditions:
	Eurail Conditions

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	Rail Protection Plan

How the Pass Works (for information on purchasing, traveling on the pass and reservations)

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