I am going to fly into Frankfur in March.
I need to get myself and another traveller to a small German town near the Danish border.
The one way train fare is 118 Euro per person, which strikes me as expensive.
I checked out Budget and they offer 166 Euro for a four day car rental.
This could be the better deal as there are two of us and I would be able to drive back to Hamburg from where I fly home.
Does anybody have an idea how much gas would be. This is about a six hour drive.
Thank you for any information.
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www.mappy.com for routing, distance, travel time, total fuel cost estimates
Fuel prices as per internet search:
Price fixing, released on 11.01.2007 at 22:59 o%26#39;clock
Regular 91 OCT 1,199 €
Super 95 OCT 1,218 €
Super Premium 98 OCT 1,276 €
Diesel 1,062 €
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Check if the airline you fly to Frankfurt with takes part in the Rail%26amp;Fly program (most major airlines do).
bahn.de/p/…railfly_b_to_b_engl.shtml
This is a cheap flat rate ticket valid to travel to all railway station in Germany. And with Frankfurt to near the Danish border you%26#39;ll really maximize this ticket.
You can get such a ticket from your airline or travel agent.
HLX sells the Rail%26amp;Fly ticket for EUR 19,99. Other airlines are a bit more expensive. Guess EUR 30-35.
To Hamburg airport normal tickets will be mostlikely cheaper. If you can travel past 9am or on a Sa or Su a mini group ticket (2-5 persons) will be the best deal. Even directly to Hamburg Airport (if you use the S-Bahn or U-Bahn to Ohlsdorf and the bus 110 from there).
http://www.jasper.de/index.php?id=85%26amp;L=1
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On driving: Do you arrive with jetlag?
Driving in Germany needs full concentration. The whole time.
There is a high traffic density and cars drive really fast.
Traffic jams are not unlikely. Esp. around the bigger cities. The tunnel under the Elbe in Hamburg is a well known bottleneck.
Don%26#39;t forget a few breaks on a 6 hours trip.
And don%26#39;t rent a too small car for such a long trip.
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Thanks a lot!
Great information!
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BTW rental cars are often cheaper from wholesalers, like autoeurope.com
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