Il giorno 7/12 ho pensato di andare alla fiera dell'artigianato Rho with my girlfriend, because I was well spoken. To avoid queues on the highway or parking problems, my girl student in Milan, which has a subscription to the train to Milan Gallarate-trafficking, has advised me not to go via road and we decided to go with the train. Arriving at the station of Gallarate there was a long queue at the ticket, so I opted to take a ticket at the tobacco shop that is in the station. Having first tried a stamp your ticket using the machines, the first two were broken, but the third is OK and so I've already bought your ticket validated. You can start a train on time and arrived at the station of "Rho fair". I sono subito accorto che in stazione non c'è nessuna biglietteria e volendo fare le cose in regola, mi sono preoccupato sin da subito di pensare al biglietto per il ritorno.
Ci siamo accorti di un distributore automatico di biglietti e mi sono messo in coda per fare il biglietto di ritorno. Stranamente le persone davanti a me se ne andavano sbuffando, ho pensato che la causa potesse essere la difficoltà dell'utilizzo del distributore automatico, ma giunto il mio turno mi sono reso conto che non era così. La macchinetta, dotata di apposito spazio per l'inserimento delle monete, in realtà non le accetta. Dopo una decina di tentativi abbiamo deciso di tentare di trovare un altra biglietteria. Non avendone trovata nessuna siamo tornati al distributore Automatic mentioned above. A man angry warns us that this device does not rest, but gave him a receipt for a refund to any ticket. Peering closely at the machine, I notice a sticker that says "you accept credit cards and ATM prepare my mind to have solved the problem, but instead another adhesive known to the entrance slit to let the card that" does not cash cards "(!!!), cases of life ... I was doubtful as to whether to put € 10 to get a bonus of 7.5 € to be collected at the station ticket office. I live ten miles from Gallarate and as per the scheduled time for the return of the ticket would Gallarate was closed, I thought I'd had to take two hours off from work to ask for the refund ... Would this not be worth it for sure, although fortunately my girlfriend attends the university in Milan and volunteers to request a refund on the first day that classes at the Lombard capital. Finally after half an hour lost for the issue tickets to go see the show. Very interesting, did not disappoint the expectations for a few hours ago I do not think about the crushing disappointment of the service ticket to Trenitalia.
Come back another epic.
I try to understand the regulation of these strange printed ticket from the machine to know whether or not to be obliterated. I try to read instructions on the back, I learn that I refer to a site
to know the information of the "contract of carriage". Since I did not think it was necessary to show the laptop, I left home. So I have to give up to find out what to do.
Not wanting to risk a fine after this epic also decided to validate the ticket. In the central hall there is no validator, I headed to my tracks: all three are out! I run to the track next to them but also noted with amazement that there is panic among the passengers there as well because all three are out of service ....
so I have to run at a track where it stops no train (complete with subways and stairs) to find a working ticket validation. Finally I can return to Gallarate, but that effort! I wonder why someone has to train to sweat so much for doing things in order ...
What image we have of Italy to the thousands of tourists from other countries? Can we arrange for the Expo 2015 in the service of our trains do not go to a state of the third world? The only thing certain is that the 2011 budget cut funding by 30% and public transport fares will increase from January.
There is little to be happy ....
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