How do I change my TGV reservation to allow for print-at-home option?
I booked my TGV ticket on the French version of voyages-sncf.com. Not being able to read French, I wasn't aware at the time that there was a print-at-home option. Just in case my train arrives late, I would want a printed ticket instead of collecting it at the ticket window. On the e-mail it says I've chosen the kiosk option, but is there any way to change it so that I can print it out?
Note: I have contacted voyages-sncf, but it was e-mail only, so I don't know when I'll get a response.
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Do you need to print TGV tickets?
You can print it out at any time, up until your train's departure. Have a smartphone? No need to print your ticket anymore! Just download the barcode in our app.Do I have to print my Ouigo ticket?
Ouigo have a phone app, you can avoid the need to print your ticket that way. It might simply be possible just to open up the PDF of the e-ticket on your phone, but it's usually safer to use the app so the barcode is sized correctly and everything for the scanner to read.Do you have to book TGV in advance?
For long-distance trains including all TGV, Intercit\xe9s & Intercit\xe9s de Nuit overnight trains, reservation is compulsory, but there are usually seats available even on the day of travel and you can buy a ticket immediately before the train departs. But there are much cheaper fares if you pre-book.What happens if you miss TGV?
If you do not have any of the above ticket types (e.g. you instead have a SNCF TGV ticket with a seat reservation), you will have to purchase a new ticket. If the fare conditions permit it, you are able to cancel/exchange your tickets before the train departs.How to Print E-Tickets for Trains in Europe - FAQ
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