Free train trips to Lubmin: MV-Day attracts day trippers!

Free train trips to Lubmin: MV-Day attracts day trippers!
At the weekend, the signs are on the Baltic Sea: On the occasion of the MV day in Greifswald, passengers can enjoy free trips to the Baltic Sea resort of Lubmin. The city has decided to block parts of the city center for car traffic, which makes traveling by train and the bike particularly recommended. As the Nordkurier , the railways offer special trips between Greifswald and Lubmin, despite the fact that regular rail traffic has been 1999 is set.
The historic railway line, which has a length of 25.1 kilometers and has a travel time of around 27 to 30 minutes, is particularly remarkable, depending on the departure point. This route, which was originally built in 1969 to open up the nuclear power plant in Lubmin, is pleased about a revival in the form of these special trips. Last year the route was already used for the special trip to the fishing festival, and now there is the opportunity to experience it again.train trips in a two-hour clock
The special trips take place on Saturday and Sunday every two hours. The first train starts on Saturday at 10:15 a.m. from the Greifswald main station and the first departure from the museum port takes place at 10:42 a.m. The arrival in Lubmin freight station is planned for 11:34 a.m., with a return trip at 11:59 a.m. The last trip of the day starts at 4:47 p.m. from Greifswald and at 5:59 p.m. from Lubmin. On Sunday it starts at 9:20 a.m. Particularly noteworthy is that on both days a train is used in the typical MV design that makes the route even more attractive.
The forecasts show that around 395 people on working days and around 522 passengers would use the route at the weekend, which the train classifies as "portable". This could result in further support from the federal government to reactivate the route, as the analysis of the passenger potential shows. Such a reactivation would be a big profit for the region, because it could not only boost tourism, but also residents: address the inside and strengthen the local infrastructure in the long term.
Details for arrival and participation
It should be noted that no registration or ticket is required for these trips. However, an early appearance is advisable, because the places are limited to around 100 passengers per trip. The city of Greifswald encourages citizens and visitors to use the railway as an environmentally friendly arrival option and spend a relaxing day at the lido
For everyone who has always wanted to drive on this historic route, the ideal opportunity now offers. Take the chance to take a journey through history and at the same time enjoy the fresh Baltic Sea air - a good hand to properly enjoy the weekend!
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