Is complimentary Wi-Fi available on ICE trains outside of Germany?

Since 1 January 2017 there is Wi-Fi in all ICE-Trains.

What about the international ICE connections, is Wi-Fi available there as well? E.g. on the ICE from Frankfurt to Paris Est or the ICE from Hamburg/Dortmund to Vienna.

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Do ICE trains have free WiFi?

Free Wi-Fi has been available on ICEs since 2017. Now it's being rolled out to the Intercity fleet. Since summer 2019, DB has been making wireless internet avialable on its Intercity trains. Free Wi-Fi will be available on the entire long distance fleet by the end of 2021.

How do you use WiFi ON ICE trains?

How to use the ICE Portal on the ICE

On your device, connect to the Wi-Fi network "WIFIonICE" or \u201eWIFI@DB\u201c.

Select "Go online" to accept the terms and conditions.

Select "Continue" or enter "ICEportal.de" directly in your browser.

Do long distance trains have WiFi?

An increasing number of Train Operating Companies are providing onboard Wi-Fi facilities for customers. Wi-Fi provision is more commonly available on long distance inter-city routes as opposed to shorter commuter routes. The charges and availability varies with different train operating companies as below.

Is there free WiFi on Trainline trains?

The WiFi service on Frecciarossa and Frecciargento trains is free. If you enter your phone number to activate your first-time access, there are no costs for using the WiFi.

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