Train cancellations between Berlin and the Baltic Sea: holidaymakers have to reschedule!

Train cancellations between Berlin and the Baltic Sea: holidaymakers have to reschedule!

If you want to travel to the Baltic Sea in the coming weeks, you should dress warmly. From July 14th to August 14th, the RE5 railway line between Berlin and the Baltic Sea will be severely restricted. Traffic accident or not, some trains are canceled, and not exactly at good times. Loud Northern Courier The railway thus makes room for necessary maintenance work.

If you want to get from Neubrandenburg to Berlin-Südkreuz, you have to get up early on July 17th: the train at 4:27 a.m. simply stops. The same applies to the trips on August 11th, where several connections are canceled, including the RE3502 series from Neustrelitz to Neubrandenburg at 5:01 a.m. Also on July 16th and August 13th, various connections on RE3521 and RE13068 will remain suspended at 9:03 p.m. and 10:03 p.m. respectively. The railway recommends looking for alternatives in good time.

Details about the outages

Some trains running between Neubrandenburg and Neustrelitz are also canceled. The connection between Neustrelitz and Neubrandenburg on August 13th is also affected. Travelers must prepare for replacement buses between Rostock Hbf and Neustrelitz Hbf as well as our affected cities. These buses sometimes take the place of train connections, so be careful!

• RE5-Züge um 23:34 Uhr von Rostock nach Neustrelitz fallen am 16. Juli und 13. August aus.
• RE3520 von Berlin-Südkreuz nach Neubrandenburg um 23:29 Uhr fällt am 16. Juli aus.
• Außerdem ist der Zug um 21:30 Uhr in Neubrandenburg an beiden Tagen betroffen.

“It is advisable to check the changed timetables,” advises Deutsche Bahn. These are currently up bahnhof.de as well as in the navigator.

Further restrictions on regional transport

It's not just the route to the Baltic Sea that is struggling with disruptions. The regional train lines RE5, RB5, RE98 and RB39 in the Kassel area have also been affected since October 28th. Numerous trains are being canceled without replacement, which poses real challenges for travelers. This information refers to announcements from East Hesse News.

It remains to be hoped that the railway can repair its railway infrastructure as quickly as possible in order to enable travelers to travel carefree again over the coming weekends.

The platform is for everyone who wants to prepare for the trip bahn.de currently a valuable help. There, travelers will find a disruption map, real-time positions of trains and the option of being informed via push notification in the event of delays.

Without question: the coming months will bring some challenges, but with good planning these can also be overcome!