Picture of the difference between hard seat and hard sleeper

The difference between a hard sleeper and a hard seat on the train lies in the different prices. A hard sleeper is more expensive than a hard seat.

Traveling by train, we all know that ordinary trains have hard seats, soft seats, hard sleepers and soft sleepers, and the prices of different seats are different, among which hard seats are the lowest, soft seats are the second, then hard sleepers and soft sleepers. Some tourist trains provide luxurious soft sleepers, but they are not common, among which hard sleepers are more popular with the public, short-distance passengers like to buy hard seats, and long-distance passengers generally like to buy hard sleepers.

Generally speaking, the price of hard sleeper is about 2 times that of hard seat, mainly because hard sleeper takes up more train space than hard seat. Hard seat, passengers can only sit on it, and one ticket corresponds to a hard seat. Generally, you can't lie down and rest unless the seat next to you is empty, but a hard sleeper is different. Passengers can rest and sleep on the upper berth, and a long journey is like a single bed.

The whole process of taking the train

1, go to the ticket office to buy tickets first.

The inspection is at the entrance of the station, that is, at the entrance of the waiting hall of the railway station. There is a professional security machine to put your personal belongings on and check them before entering the station.

3. Waiting. At the departure time of your ticket, there are instructions in which waiting hall to wait. You can wait according to the instructions on the ticket.

4. Checking in tickets is only available when you get on the bus and enter the platform. As long as you follow the big group, pay attention to the broadcast prompts and electronic display screens at your railway station.

When the bus arrives, sign in. After checking in, you can get on the bus when you enter the platform.