lewd implied@kitten honestly, might be fun to start planning that :3 given that most night trains are best booked months in advance as well, I've never been on one before though so unsure how to go about it. Though probably the best idea to choose one that would not have border checks
lewd implied@al1ce_rabb1t oh I've been on all kinds of Nightjet, and Intercités de Nuit
I don't think there'd be much more to it. book a compartment (a 6 one usually gets a bit crowded.....not sure of how much of an issue that'd be in this case I guess :blobcatgiggle:), wait for the ticket inspector to pass, double-lock the door, drop down the blinds (or not :blobcatgiggle:) and get going :neocat_uwu:
the compartments are usually not that soundproof, so that'd be the only concern
lewd implied@kitten yeah the main thing is that I've personally never even been able to book something successfully, although since the talk at GPN I know why, probably. For example, I looked into the one going to Mannheim through Aachen since that'd be a very convenient train for me from time to time, but was like "why does nothing show as available?! I'm looking three months ahead!" but ig that's just not enough for that one
lewd implied@kitten and soundproofing... I think good girls can keep their voices down... although other solutions for limiting sound output do also exist I suppose :3
lewd implied@kitten huhh. interesting. I remember being on the booking page for that a couple times when I noticed it show up on the departure display at CCCAC, which shows departures from Aachen Hbf
lewd implied@kitten it was NJ469 for sure, I remember that (the train number alone would be a good match for this hahah). and it showed up as NJ469 to Mannheim. But maybe that was a temporary thing?
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