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Much like the Dutch DDZ units then.

Yep.

Nope.

Any pictures of this? Sounds interesting.

Interesting, where exactly is this?

Okay, here's the next one.

37?

Romanian high-speed line? I must be missing something!

Watch out, the daytime service this year is not running. Instead, they will be running two wretched commuter units with a planned connection in the middle.

Safe to say it does not... (picture of liveried version from article linked earlier)

That's my experience too, I asked for a window seat and got plonked in the aisle...with an empty window seat next to me. Okay, cheers then! :rolleyes:

To be honest, it's a gimmick mostly used to attract tourists, they even have a merch shop at one end. However, it is VERY fun to use. :D I've added a few images of the vehicles they use for people who haven't already seen them. It's basically a Toyota Coaster (minibus), with an extended nose...

Yet here we are on SWR, with the 159s still yet to be fitted with any power except First Class. Despite a recent refurbishment. Can't rule it out...

Are any updated interior mockups anywhere on the internet?

There was a special livery promoting Birmingham for some time, which had a similar base colour, as shown in the picture below: By Steve Jones https://www.flickr.com/photos/tutenkhamunsleeping - https://www.flickr.com/photos/tutenkhamunsleeping/6149022183, CC BY 2.0...

As stated here, it is only valid on CFR trains: https://www.eurail.com/en/plan-your-trip/trip-ideas/trains-europe/useful-train-information/participating-railway-companies

As stated by others, the train is operated by Interregional Călători, who do not accept Interrail. I guess you will have to stomach the £2 loss.

You'd each be spending £120 to get your visa, likely making this the most expensive drink of your life. Just go and stand on the viewing point, and then have a couple of cheap Estonian beers.

No doubt if they bother replacing them, it will be with more of the same rubbish cushions...

Oh, but that's fake.