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Yes — if night trains are available on a supported route, you can book sleeper tickets directly on Rail Monsters.

Night trains may include:

• Regular seats (reclining only)

• Sleeper compartments (shared or private)

• Full private cabins with beds

We show all available cabin types and classes during search. You’ll see clear labels like "2nd Class Sleeper," "1st Class Cabin," or "Private Room" before payment.

• Seats on night trains are like standard daytime train seats — sometimes reclining, but not intended for sleeping. These are usually the cheapest option.

• Sleeper cabins offer beds or bunks and are designed for overnight travel. Depending on the country and route, they can be:

- Shared compartments (4–6 passengers)

- Semi-private (with curtains or gender-specific options)

- Fully private cabins (solo or double occupancy)

Prices reflect comfort and privacy level.

Yes — if multiple cabin types are available, you’ll see them listed as separate options when you search.

You can compare:

• Layout (shared vs private)

• Class level (1st class sleeper, economy sleeper, etc.)

• Price and refund rules

Each option includes a short description before checkout so you know exactly what you’re getting.

It depends on the type of sleeper ticket you book:

• If it’s a shared or standard sleeper, you may be placed with other passengers of the same gender (depending on the country).

• If you book a private cabin, it will be for your exclusive use — either solo or with your travel companions.

The cabin type is always shown before payment. If you prefer full privacy, make sure to select a “Private” or “Exclusive” option when booking, if this option is available.

No — not all countries operate night trains or sleeper services.

Rail Monsters offers night train bookings in select countries where:

• Sleeper cabins are available through our suppliers

• Ticket delivery is fully digital

• The service is reliable and officially supported

If no night trains appear for your route or dates, it's likely because:

• None are running that day

• The route isn’t supported by our system

We’re expanding sleeper coverage regularly — so more routes will appear over time.