Booking Java train tickets

Hi there, here are the links for high-speed trains: Whoosh General conditions for Whoosh tickets: Cancellation possible: Yes, but it must be done at least 2 hours before the train's departure. Refund: KCIC applies a 25% penalty on the canceled ticket price. You’ll get back 75% of the amount paid. Cancellation is done directly on the website or via the KCIC mobile app. You need to log in to your account, go to “My Booking,” and follow the steps to cancel. Key points: Unused and uncanceled tickets are non-refundable. In case of delay or cancellation by KCIC, a full refund may be offered. Tickets purchased through partners (like Tiket.com or Traveloka) must be canceled via those platforms.

And for those who prefer slower trains but will remember the scenery: Train Ticket - Book Train Ticket KAI Online Best Deals | tiket.com Modification (date or time change): You must go to the counter at the nearest train station to make the change. You may have to pay the price difference between your original ticket and the new one. Cancellation and refund: You can cancel your ticket at least 1 hour before departure by going to the counter. The refund is 75% of the ticket price, according to PT Kereta Api Indonesia’s policy.

Oh, thanks Nadège for such a detailed answer! I hadn’t seen anything yet about high-speed trains—I’ll go check that out, hoping there’s one between Malang and Yogyakarta. But if there isn’t, like you said, we’ll just enjoy the scenery, and that’s great too! 😎

I’m currently in Indonesia on the island of Java. I had booked my train tickets a month in advance, but in the end, there were still seats available every time—even though I missed one and had to buy new tickets since they’re non-refundable and non-exchangeable. If I had to do it again, I’d just get them on the spot...

Thanks for the clarification, Franck, that’s great news! 🙂 I hope you have a great trip—I can’t wait to be there!

Nicole