Russian Train News
Electronic Registration Available on Moscow-Tallinn Route

Starting from 16th of September 2015, electronic registration is available for the passangers traveling on the route Moscow-Tallinn on a train #33/34. Electronic registration should be accomplished not later than one hour prior to the departure. Such service is available throughout the entire train route.
Before, passangers, who purchased tickets through the internet, had to receive a paper ticket in the terminal of self-service at the railwaystation or in the ticket office on the territory of Russian Federation.
Now, if the ticket was purchased through the internet and electronic registation was completed, passanger will need only to show an ID (which was used to purchase a ticket) while boarding the train. Nonetheless, it is also recommended to have a printed E-ticket on A4 paper, or its digital image on a cell phone.
See also
Double-decker Train on Moscow - Kazan Route
10th June 2015
New Strizh Train Will Operate on Moscow - Berlin Route
1st November 2016
Double-decker train starts operating on Moscow - St. Petersburg route
14th January 2015
Do the Russian electronic train tickets have to be printed out?
30th March 2017
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