An extra train will be operating between Moscow and the resort starting in August.
Additional RZD Train Service from Moscow to Imeretinsky Resort
Russian Railways (RZD) has announced an additional train service from Moscow to Imeretinsky Resort, starting August 6. This long-distance overnight train, identified as Train No. 575/576, will run throughout August due to increased demand for travel to southern resorts.
Schedule
The additional train typically operates during peak travel seasons, such as winter holidays or summer vacation periods, to accommodate increased passenger demand. Exact dates and departure times vary by season and year. Normally, the train departs Moscow in the evening or late afternoon and arrives at Imeretinsky Resort after an overnight journey. For the most accurate and up-to-date schedule, checking the official RZD website or ticketing platforms closer to your travel date is recommended.
Ticket Price
Ticket prices can vary based on travel class and how far in advance you purchase. - Economy (Platzkart): approximately 2,000–3,500 RUB - Standard Reserved Seat (Coupe): around 3,500–6,000 RUB - Luxury/VIP compartments: prices can be higher depending on availability and services.
Seasonal surcharges or discounts (children, seniors) may apply.
Journey Details
- Train Type: Long-distance overnight RZD train equipped with sleeping compartments.
- Duration: Around 17 to 20 hours, depending on the exact route and stops.
- Route: Typically travels from Moscow’s main long-distance stations (like Kursky or Leningradsky) southward toward the Black Sea coast, terminating at the Imeretinsky Resort station near Sochi.
- Onboard Services: Include sleeping berths, basic dining car or food service, and restrooms.
- Imeretinsky Resort: Located near the city of Sochi, it offers beach access, winter sports during the season, and other resort amenities.
For precise travel dates, ticket booking, and train composition, refer to the RZD official site or authorized ticket sellers.
Important Note
Simultaneously, RZD has reduced the number of trains to Anapa, but no specific details were provided. Additionally, the train will not run on August 4 and August 5, as previously announced. It is also worth noting that the ticket price for trains heading south, including the new service to Imeretinsky Resort, starts at 6232 rubles.
As of June 23, large families can prioritize booking two-coupe compartments in trains heading south. Trains will depart every other day from Moscow, with planned stops at stations such as Kaluga, Tula, Lipetsk, Voronezh, Rostov-on-Don, Armavir, Tuapse, Loo, Sochi, and others. The train will arrive at Moscow’s Kievsky Station upon return from Imeretinsky Resort.
The journey from Moscow to Imeretinsky Resort takes 2 days and 16 minutes, while the return journey takes 2 days, 1 hour, and 58 minutes. For the most accurate information, passengers are advised to check the RZD website or authorized ticket sellers regularly for updates on train schedules and ticket availability.
The additional RZD train service to Imeretinsky Resort, also labeled Train No. 575/576, caters to both finance and transportation sectors, offering affordable ticket prices for passengers traveling from Moscow. The journey is a part of the industry's strategy to meet increased demand for travel, particularly during peak season, while serving the finance sector by accommodating various budgets with diverse pricing options.
