Sparpreis

saver fare, discounted ticket price

noun SHPAHR-prais Rare

Usage Note

Sparpreis is Deutsche Bahn's branded term for advance-purchase discounted train fares, with restrictions on flexibility. A Sparpreis ticket is typically non-refundable and bound to a specific train, unlike the more expensive Flexpreis.

Examples

"Mit einem Sparpreis-Ticket kann man die Reise deutlich günstiger buchen."

Natural Translation

With a saver fare ticket one can book the journey considerably more cheaply.

Literal Translation

With a saver-fare ticket can one the journey considerably more-cheaply book.

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