The design may be dated, but electrically-operated reclining seats is not something you find in a lot of European trains, even in first class. Luxurious!
TGV is actually translated as "High-Speed Train" (rather than Great) inOui is pronounced "Een Ou Oui" a play on the word inouï meaning extraordinary, incredible, sensational.
@@MarkusTravels From what I checked it’s for the tgv named « TGV Océane ». You can do some search about it (if you want). And I tried once and personally I liked it. The best thing is (if you have it) is to check the train information to see if it’s a normal duplex tgv you got or the Oceane (I’m pretty all of the Oceane tgv got the new 1st class but I’m not sure but I do think it’s for that TGV in particular as others one (especially the one going from Paris to Lyon will be replaced by the TGVM once it releases)
Emmm the TGV Duplex you traveled had the 2010 Interior. On the LGV Atlatique (It leaves Paris Montparnase to Burdeux and the Spanish border) had the newer Interior caled "Oceane" which are im my opinion much better.If youe loking for something more modern that would be your choise!!!.
Excellent advice! I have actually been looking at taking the train to Spain, and it seems like taking the TGV is indeed a good option. I just wish they had night trains between Switzerland and Spain!
That’s not a new model
Indeed. But the InOui branding was new to me.
The design may be dated, but electrically-operated reclining seats is not something you find in a lot of European trains, even in first class. Luxurious!
Yes, I like it a lot!
TGV is actually translated as "High-Speed Train" (rather than Great)
inOui is pronounced "Een Ou Oui" a play on the word inouï meaning extraordinary, incredible, sensational.
Very good. My French is terrible, as it's only my fifth language.
@@MarkusTravels that's terrible, I hope you speak more than 5 languages to make up for that :p
Which seats are the best ??
They're pretty much all the same. But I prefer the rear-facing solo seats.
Its actually the old 1st class as i do believe the new 1st class hasen't been fully deployed yet.
I sure want to try the new product soon!
@@MarkusTravels From what I checked it’s for the tgv named « TGV Océane ». You can do some search about it (if you want). And I tried once and personally I liked it. The best thing is (if you have it) is to check the train information to see if it’s a normal duplex tgv you got or the Oceane (I’m pretty all of the Oceane tgv got the new 1st class but I’m not sure but I do think it’s for that TGV in particular as others one (especially the one going from Paris to Lyon will be replaced by the TGVM once it releases)
thank you for suffering so that we shall not suffer.
Well, it wasn't that bad! Just some details were not up to specs.
Thanks for a nice video. I don't like the footrest either. Simple don´t understand them, on train or in an aircraft. Tack
Me neither. But some people must love them I'm sure!
Emmm the TGV Duplex you traveled had the 2010 Interior. On the LGV Atlatique (It leaves Paris Montparnase to Burdeux and the Spanish border) had the newer Interior caled "Oceane" which are im my opinion much better.If youe loking for something more modern that would be your choise!!!.
Excellent advice! I have actually been looking at taking the train to Spain, and it seems like taking the TGV is indeed a good option. I just wish they had night trains between Switzerland and Spain!
This train is not new at all
You're right!
foot rests are for short people, or those with short legs
Good explanation!
I'm 1m78 or 5'10" - average length legs... I do like the foot rest to change the position of my legs on long trips.
Ot seems old and dirty
The first class on OBB OR SBB are much better
Some of the SBB intercity trains are also really old. Video coming soon!