OUIGO High Speed or OUIGO Train Classique? We explain the difference so you can choose the train that suits your needs and your budget
You may have come across the terms “OUIGO High Speed” and “OUIGO Train Classique” without really knowing what sets them apart. They're two complementary offers, each with its own strengths. Understanding the differences means choosing the train best suited to your journey — and saving a tidy sum. Let's go!
OUIGO High Speed is the low-price TGV: fast, direct, ideal for linking major cities in the shortest possible time. OUIGO Train Classique is the offer with the lowest starting price, running on conventional lines and also serving medium-sized towns and cities.
Depending on your destination, your budget and the time you have, one or the other will suit you better. Here are the details.
OUIGO Train Classique is the offer with the lowest starting price, running on traditional railway lines aboard fully renovated Corail trains. A real alternative for travelling on a budget while taking your time.
OUIGO High Speed is the low-price TGV: fast, direct, ideal for linking major cities in the shortest possible time.
OUIGO is modernising its trains to make your journeys ever more pleasant, with more comfort and new equipment, such as power sockets at every seat and, on some trains, OUIFUN services. Some equipment is therefore not yet available on 100% of trains: be sure to check the services offered when you book.
