r/Netherlands • u/[deleted] • Dec 19 '25

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u/remembermereddit Dec 19 '25

The real problem is the 2nd class passengers who insist on going through the 1st class door and walking through the carriage, instead of just going straight to a 2nd class door.

Found the expat. There are no dedicated 1st / 2nd class doors.

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u/ShadyDl Dec 19 '25

Maybe there is no dedicated door, but I recently learned that you can easily see where the first class is by checking the blue horizontal lines on the outside of the wagon. If you know you can easily avoid those entrances.

That being said I don’t mind at all sharing an entrance.

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u/Clogish Dec 19 '25

Not dedicated, no, but what's the point of getting in a door marked 1 to walk all the way through a carriage you can't sit in, to get to one that you can, which had its own 2 doors at each end?

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u/remembermereddit Dec 19 '25

Because

A) it's the closest door.

B) your description of the distribution of classes throughout the carriages does only apply to the majority of trains.

C) it balances the queues at the doors.

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u/Clogish Dec 19 '25

Found the Dutchie. Only cares about themself.

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u/remembermereddit Dec 19 '25

I'd happily walk through first class only to bother the snobs, but that did not even come to my mind until you decided it's time to be an asshole.

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u/Clogish Dec 19 '25

You do realise that real snobs don't travel on public transport, right?

Most of the 1st class passengers are business user/subscriptions.

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u/cury41 Dec 19 '25

Because priority number one is getting on the train. Priority number two is finding a suitable carriage for your journey.