Very expensive and inflexible third party seller inflating prices
Deceptive interface mimicking official carrier, massive markups, and terrible terms My wife used Google to book a train ticket from Bergen to Oslo. Because Rail Ninja heavily mimics an official booking site and appears at the top of search results, she genuinely believed she was purchasing directly through the official national carrier (Vy). When we checked the details afterward, we found that Rail Ninja had inflated the ticket price by £100 compared to the exact same ticket on the official Vy website. The terms are entirely predatory compared to booking direct: * Vy offers a 4-hour cooling-off cancellation window and allows changes or cancellations on flexible tickets up until departure. * Rail Ninja hits you with non-refundable service fees, forces a strict 24-hour pre-departure cancellation deadline, and pockets a 20% penalty fee on cancellations. This is an aggressive third-party reseller exploiting travelers who think they are buying direct. Avoid them completely and make sure you book via the official operator site.