The cost of a weekly train ticket varies significantly depending on the route and country. For example:

• In the Netherlands, season ticket rates (monthly) range from €0 (basis plan) up to around €375.70 for unlimited monthly travel in 2nd class, with details varying by type of ticket and class.

• In the UK, weekly train tickets offer unlimited travel for 7 days between two stations and prices vary by route and operator. For example, c2c rail offers weekly tickets from about £89.40 to £110.90 on popular routes. Northern Rail highlights savings of up to 33% with weekly tickets compared to daily fares.

• In Scotland with ScotRail, weekly season tickets show typical savings of around 40% compared to 5 daily return tickets, with examples like £48.50 for Wemyss Bay to Glasgow Central.

• In Kraków, Poland, a 7-day public transport ticket across all zones costs 68 PLN (around €14).

Thus, the exact price of a weekly train ticket depends on the specific route, train operator, and country. For the most accurate price, one should check the train operator’s website or use a ticket price calculator for the targeted journey. If there is a particular country or route in mind, please specify for more precise pricing details.