Russian train ticket for the World Cup



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I'm traveling to the FIFA World Cup this summer and there was a question that came up after buying train tickets. For my USA passport I used the suffix in my name, "Jr" for Junior. But my train tickets have the correct surname and first name, but not my suffix. I didn't place one because on the online site (rzd.ru) it didn't have an option for one.



Would this be a problem or do they understand that many of the international travelers coming in for the World Cup may have non-standard names where their tickets may not exactly match their passport?




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  • Did the ticket require you to enter your FAN ID? Then it’s the name match on the Fan ID and your passport which matters more.
    – Hanky Panky
    Jun 9 at 6:52










  • Nah I purchased it from rzd.ru. it asked for last name, first name, and middle name. I left that response blank for middile name, because I don't have one. But I've been seeing people say you can put your suffix in middle name.
    – CrazyRed98
    Jun 9 at 7:09










  • Years ago, up to three typos were allowed in tickets, unsure if it still holds.
    – bipll
    Jun 9 at 12:58










  • @bipll Thanks for that info! I'm just used to most systems that give you a middle name option and a suffix option. Also from what I've been hearing from people is that there will be leniency to most because of the World cup.
    – CrazyRed98
    Jun 10 at 4:19
















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I'm traveling to the FIFA World Cup this summer and there was a question that came up after buying train tickets. For my USA passport I used the suffix in my name, "Jr" for Junior. But my train tickets have the correct surname and first name, but not my suffix. I didn't place one because on the online site (rzd.ru) it didn't have an option for one.



Would this be a problem or do they understand that many of the international travelers coming in for the World Cup may have non-standard names where their tickets may not exactly match their passport?




trains russia train-stations world-cup




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  • Did the ticket require you to enter your FAN ID? Then it’s the name match on the Fan ID and your passport which matters more.
    – Hanky Panky
    Jun 9 at 6:52










  • Nah I purchased it from rzd.ru. it asked for last name, first name, and middle name. I left that response blank for middile name, because I don't have one. But I've been seeing people say you can put your suffix in middle name.
    – CrazyRed98
    Jun 9 at 7:09










  • Years ago, up to three typos were allowed in tickets, unsure if it still holds.
    – bipll
    Jun 9 at 12:58










  • @bipll Thanks for that info! I'm just used to most systems that give you a middle name option and a suffix option. Also from what I've been hearing from people is that there will be leniency to most because of the World cup.
    – CrazyRed98
    Jun 10 at 4:19












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up vote
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I'm traveling to the FIFA World Cup this summer and there was a question that came up after buying train tickets. For my USA passport I used the suffix in my name, "Jr" for Junior. But my train tickets have the correct surname and first name, but not my suffix. I didn't place one because on the online site (rzd.ru) it didn't have an option for one.



Would this be a problem or do they understand that many of the international travelers coming in for the World Cup may have non-standard names where their tickets may not exactly match their passport?




trains russia train-stations world-cup




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I'm traveling to the FIFA World Cup this summer and there was a question that came up after buying train tickets. For my USA passport I used the suffix in my name, "Jr" for Junior. But my train tickets have the correct surname and first name, but not my suffix. I didn't place one because on the online site (rzd.ru) it didn't have an option for one.



Would this be a problem or do they understand that many of the international travelers coming in for the World Cup may have non-standard names where their tickets may not exactly match their passport?





trains russia train-stations world-cup





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  • Did the ticket require you to enter your FAN ID? Then it’s the name match on the Fan ID and your passport which matters more.
    – Hanky Panky
    Jun 9 at 6:52










  • Nah I purchased it from rzd.ru. it asked for last name, first name, and middle name. I left that response blank for middile name, because I don't have one. But I've been seeing people say you can put your suffix in middle name.
    – CrazyRed98
    Jun 9 at 7:09










  • Years ago, up to three typos were allowed in tickets, unsure if it still holds.
    – bipll
    Jun 9 at 12:58










  • @bipll Thanks for that info! I'm just used to most systems that give you a middle name option and a suffix option. Also from what I've been hearing from people is that there will be leniency to most because of the World cup.
    – CrazyRed98
    Jun 10 at 4:19
















  • Did the ticket require you to enter your FAN ID? Then it’s the name match on the Fan ID and your passport which matters more.
    – Hanky Panky
    Jun 9 at 6:52










  • Nah I purchased it from rzd.ru. it asked for last name, first name, and middle name. I left that response blank for middile name, because I don't have one. But I've been seeing people say you can put your suffix in middle name.
    – CrazyRed98
    Jun 9 at 7:09










  • Years ago, up to three typos were allowed in tickets, unsure if it still holds.
    – bipll
    Jun 9 at 12:58










  • @bipll Thanks for that info! I'm just used to most systems that give you a middle name option and a suffix option. Also from what I've been hearing from people is that there will be leniency to most because of the World cup.
    – CrazyRed98
    Jun 10 at 4:19















Did the ticket require you to enter your FAN ID? Then it’s the name match on the Fan ID and your passport which matters more.
– Hanky Panky
Jun 9 at 6:52




Did the ticket require you to enter your FAN ID? Then it’s the name match on the Fan ID and your passport which matters more.
– Hanky Panky
Jun 9 at 6:52












Nah I purchased it from rzd.ru. it asked for last name, first name, and middle name. I left that response blank for middile name, because I don't have one. But I've been seeing people say you can put your suffix in middle name.
– CrazyRed98
Jun 9 at 7:09




Nah I purchased it from rzd.ru. it asked for last name, first name, and middle name. I left that response blank for middile name, because I don't have one. But I've been seeing people say you can put your suffix in middle name.
– CrazyRed98
Jun 9 at 7:09












Years ago, up to three typos were allowed in tickets, unsure if it still holds.
– bipll
Jun 9 at 12:58




Years ago, up to three typos were allowed in tickets, unsure if it still holds.
– bipll
Jun 9 at 12:58












@bipll Thanks for that info! I'm just used to most systems that give you a middle name option and a suffix option. Also from what I've been hearing from people is that there will be leniency to most because of the World cup.
– CrazyRed98
Jun 10 at 4:19




@bipll Thanks for that info! I'm just used to most systems that give you a middle name option and a suffix option. Also from what I've been hearing from people is that there will be leniency to most because of the World cup.
– CrazyRed98
Jun 10 at 4:19










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