Long-Distance Trains of German Rail

Please note the following current restrictions on Deutsche Bahn services:

Riedbahn line Mannheim - Frankfurt Airport:

Due to modernization work, the entire line will be closed from 15 July to 14 December 2024, meaning that no long-distance, regional or S-Bahn trains will be able to run there. Rail replacement services are available; the replacement connections have been incorporated into the timetable and can be called up on the DB website or the DB Navigator app.

High-speed line Cologne - Frankfurt Airport:

The high-speed line is also affected due to track renewal and will be modernized in two phases:

1. Total closure from July 16 to July 29, 2024: During this period, no trains will run via the Frankfurt Airport long-distance station.
2. From July 30 to August 12, 2024, trains will run again on the Middle Rhine line, without stopping at Limburg, Montabaur, Siegburg and Koblenz/Bonn.

Rail replacement services are also available for these closures; the replacement connections have been incorporated into the timetable and are available on the DB website or the DB Navigator app.

The long-distance train station operated by German Rail (Deutsche Bahn) at Frankfurt Airport makes it simple to get there by train from anywhere in Germany or Europe. Information on schedules and fares is available on the website of German Rail.  You can find the current route network map of the German railroad here.

The Rail&Fly services add to your convenience and comfort. You can book them via your travel agent or airline or German Rail. More information at www.bahn.com.

How to find your way

From the long-distance train station to Terminal 1:

You can reach Terminal 1 directly within walking distance. Simply follow the signs through the connecting corridor in the direction of Terminal 1 (walking time approx. 10 minutes).

From the long-distance train station to Terminal 2:

You can reach Terminal 2 in less than 30 minutes by shuttle bus or SkyLine. Follow the connecting corridor to Terminal 1 within walking distance, then either use the shuttle bus from the bus station in front of Terminal 1 (Level 1), Area B, or board the SkyLine in Terminal 1, Area B, which will take you to Terminal 2 (journey time approx. 25 minutes).

Accessible travel with Deutsche Bahn

Assistance with travel planning as well as assistance with boarding, transferring and disembarking at train stations is available to mobility-impaired travelers through the Deutsche Bahn AG Mobility Service Center with the following contact:

Phone:  +49 30 65212888
Fax: +49 30 65212899  
E-Mail:  msz@deutschebahn.com

*0.14 €/minute from the German landline network, mobile phone rates may vary.

To ensure that assistance can be reliably organized by DB service staff, it is advisable to register in time via the Mobility Service Center (at least one working day in advance).