Booking ETS Platinum class trains more than 24 hours in advance

I'm looking to book tickets on an ETS Platinum train service from Kuala Lumpur (KL Sentral) to Ipoh. The official timetable shows a number of Platinum services (EPxxxx) running daiy; however, while other ETS services show up on booking portals, none of the Platinum trains do, even on the official site.

However, this random site says that Platinum bookings for the KL-Ipoh sector open only 24 hours before departure. I can't find confirmation of this in any even semi-official source. Is it really impossible to book Platinum tickets more than a day in advance? (And if so, why!?)

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How do I book Platinum ETS?

If you want to see a seating plan for a Platinum ETS train:

Visit one of our Platinum timetables pages where you will find the seating plan at the bottom of the page >

You can book your tickets online here >

ETS Silver Service Trains >

ETS Gold Service Trains >

ETS Trains in Malaysia main page >

What is the difference between ETS gold and platinum?

ETS Silver, ETS Gold and ETS Platinum There are three types of ETS train to KL: ETS Silver \u2013 stop at all stops, hence taking slightly longer time. ETS Gold \u2013 have fewer stops compared to ETS Silver. ETS Platinum \u2013 have the least stops, complimentary snacks is served on board.

How do you ride ETS?

While waiting at the stop for your bus, you can use the free ETS Live\xae To Go app, the ETS Live\xae Bus Finder mobile website, or a number of third-party transit tools to look up information on when your bus will arrive. We recommend you arrive at your stop early, approximately 5 minutes before your bus departs.

What is ETS train Malaysia?

The ETS is the fastest metre-gauge train service in Malaysia and operates along the electrified and double-tracked stretch of the West Coast Line between Gemas and Padang Besar in Peninsular Malaysia, which was previously served by KTM Intercity. The rail service is currently operated by KTM Intercity Division.

18/6/2017 KTM ETS Platinum 9401 Sungai Petani - Kuala Lumpur ride

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