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Pendolino Trains Will Not Return to the Seaside Resort This Summer. PKP Intercity Confirms

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The Pendolino will no longer be running to Ustka this summer. PKP Intercity has decided not to restart the service. Instead, it plans to reinstate the IC Lazur service to the spa town. However, the journey will take an hour longer than the Pendolino.
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A summer trip to Ustka will look different than last season. PKP Intercity has no plans to relaunch the Pendolino train service to the seaside resort, meaning travelers from Warsaw will lose the opportunity to use the fastest train in the country.

The summer Pendolino, which after years restored direct access to Ustka for residents of the Podbeskidzie region, turned out to be a one-season solution. PKP Intercity confirmed that the train will not return to service in the 2027 summer holidays, and passengers will once again have to expect transfers on their way to the Baltic Sea.

A big change for Warsaw residents planning a vacation by the Polish seaside. PKP Intercity will not launch a Pendolino service to Ustka in the 2027 summer season. However, the popular seaside resort will not be cut off from direct trains from the capital. Instead, the IC Lazur will be available, with a journey time of almost six hours. There's also good news for tourists: the Baltic Sea will be […] The article PKP withdraws Pendolino service fro…

The Pendolino will no longer be running to Ustka this summer. PKP Intercity has decided not to restart the service. Instead, it plans to reinstate the IC Lazur service to the spa town. However, the journey will take an hour longer than the Pendolino.

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Rzeczpospolita broke the news in Poland on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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