On our way back from Katowice to Lodz on Stadler Float. Train batteries died and we waited in Gorzkowice station for 2 hours. For ~40min we couldn’t exit as the doors had no power and bathrooms were locked out too 🫠.
Are PKP known to give refunds or reimbursements for such case???
Last 2 pics are Live Photos
by Soul____Rain68
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Imagine going on a trip by PKP and not bringing your own battery with you to power the train /s
Yes but you have to write to them and they will only give you equivalent of ticket price or less.
I have the same situation las holiday. Warszaw – Lodz.
So… was the train fixed after two hours?
Imagine not bringing your own toilet! /s
Much more reliable than DB.
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>Are PKP known to give refunds or reimbursements for such case
Yes, you’re entitled to 25% refund for a delay of 60 to 119 minutes and 50% for a delay of 120 minutes or more. As other people said, you’ll need to fill a form and send it to them.
Sometimes they’ll give you a hamburger from McDonald’s and a bottle of water, but don’t expect more.
I love how people bitch about PKP and you can tell they never used Deutsche Bahn or SNCF and have no clue of what real delay/struggle with public transport is.
No public transport is perfect, but PKP is hands down in the top 10 in the EU.
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2 godziny to dobry timing, ja tam dalej pamiętam opóźnienia sortu 24-48h podczas zimy stulecia.
You will get like 8 złoty reimbursement
> couldn’t exist doors
Shouldn’t there me emergency mechanical open? That sounds like safety hazard
Seems more like Stadler problem
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