Booking a specific train itinerary in Europe
I want to take a train journey from Rotterdam to London, but instead of the high-speed train from Rotterdam to Brussels, I want to take a slower/cheaper IC train. I can book the segments as separate journeys, or even book a similar complete journey for a different time, so it is a possible journey, just not the fastest.
Is there a booking system that will allow me to specify slower, cheaper connections?
The exact booking I want is:
25 June: 0710 Rotterdam to Brussels (IC Train) 1056 Brussels to London (Eurostar)
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