Travelski Night Express prepares its return for the 2026-2027 winter season. From December 18, 2026, the night train will connect Paris-Austerlitz to Bourg-Saint-Maurice, in the heart of Tarentaise, until March 20, 2027.
The objective: to allow vacationers to reach the alpine resorts overnight and enjoy the slopes from Saturday morning.
The season’s main novelty, Travelski Night Express expands its network with a new line departing from Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp and Brussels. It will enable Belgian and Dutch travelers to reach the French Alps by night train. The two lines will operate in parallel during the winter season.
The objective: to allow vacationers to reach the alpine resorts overnight and enjoy the slopes from Saturday morning.
The season’s main novelty, Travelski Night Express expands its network with a new line departing from Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp and Brussels. It will enable Belgian and Dutch travelers to reach the French Alps by night train. The two lines will operate in parallel during the winter season.
Four levels of comfort and packaged stays
The service offers four options: seating, standard berth, standard berth plus with upgraded bedding, and a privatizable First compartment, featuring three berths and a private toilet.
Departing from Paris, tickets are offered from 65 euros per person for seating, 109 euros for a standard berth, and 135 euros for a standard berth plus, per trip. The First compartment is listed from 555 euros.
Packages combining round-trip transport, seven nights of accommodation, and ski-lift passes are also available.
The service is operated by Pegasus Trains. Travelski, a brand of the Travelfactory group, a subsidiary of the Compagnie des Alpes, reports carrying more than 140,000 passengers during the winter of 2024-2025.
Departing from Paris, tickets are offered from 65 euros per person for seating, 109 euros for a standard berth, and 135 euros for a standard berth plus, per trip. The First compartment is listed from 555 euros.
Packages combining round-trip transport, seven nights of accommodation, and ski-lift passes are also available.
The service is operated by Pegasus Trains. Travelski, a brand of the Travelfactory group, a subsidiary of the Compagnie des Alpes, reports carrying more than 140,000 passengers during the winter of 2024-2025.
