DMU Class Seat Reservations

maitias · 11-08-2010, 19:14

I must say the host on train was not much help to anyone. He only walked through the train after each stop counting vacant seats. The most amazing part was he had to walk past people who were looking for their seat, holding the ticket in their hand and looking for the name/seat number or people asking others to move as they had booked that seat. Never once did he stop to give an explanation offer assistance or apologies.
I have seen this train host in action before where the only duties he carries out is count the empty seat on the train and inform everyone about the quite zone.

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11-08-2010, 19:14	#11
maitias New to the board Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Somewhere on the Cork to Dublin mainline Posts: 9	I must say the host on train was not much help to anyone. He only walked through the train after each stop counting vacant seats. The most amazing part was he had to walk past people who were looking for their seat, holding the ticket in their hand and looking for the name/seat number or people asking others to move as they had booked that seat. Never once did he stop to give an explanation offer assistance or apologies. I have seen this train host in action before where the only duties he carries out is count the empty seat on the train and inform everyone about the quite zone.