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Purchased upgrade. Need to reserve seats Interlaken - Luzern

Whuechuke62

Hello. We have a SWISS travel pass so I was just purchasing an upgrade for one leg of a journey. There is a R in the legends so I know reservations are possible. I have my QR code and I’ve paid for the upgrade but now I would like to reserve seats. I do not see the button that says additional offers. Does anybody know if I can still do this?

Danhiel

Hello Whuechuke62

Could you indicate us the route, date and time of travel?

Kind regards
Danhiel

Whuechuke62

Yes. Interlaken ost to Lucern. 1004 on 26 May. #2921

Danhiel

Whuechuke62

You can reserve seats here:

https://shop.luzern.com/en/pages/seat-reservation-zentralbahn

Select “This passenger only needs a seat reservation” during the booking process when you add the passengers.

Whuechuke62

Thank you very much. This only takes me to second class – I need to reserve a seat for the upgrade I purchased in first class. Is there a different link?

Danhiel

Whuechuke62

You can select the class here:

Scroll down to see the free seats, only a part of the train is open for reservations:

Whuechuke62

Thank you! Now I’m being extra particular – do both sides. Have a great view? The quad seating or the two seats make a difference?

RolandP

Hello Whuechuke62

If possible, book seats at the right hand side in travel direction.

Kind regards,
Roland

Danhiel

Whuechuke62

You can find this information when you select the seats (Panoramic view of the lakes);

If no first class seats are available, it doesn’t mean that the train is fully booked. You can usually find free seats without reservation.

Whuechuke62

You have been so helpful. From the deat reservation link, it still only shows second class and is not acting as a live link in order select another wagon that is 1st class. I apologize for yet another question.

Danhiel

Bonjour Whuechuke62

For the train you indicated 1st class seats are certainly sold out. Two solutions:

– You travel without reservations and find other free seats. Usually you have two 1st class carriages (#1 and #7) and a third one without number in the peak periods.

– You choose another train earlier or later. Be sure that you have a regular Point-to-point Class Upgrade and not a Supersaver Class Upgrade.

Whuechuke62

That’s too bad. I will go ahead and book in second class. It looks like there’s great panoramic windows in second class as well.
Again. Thank you.