Train tickets: Online or at station?

Hi everyone, so sorry if this has been answered before! I%26#39;m trying to plan a last-minute trip to Germany/Hungary.

Several weeks ago, I looked online and found 29 euro tickts from Frankfurt to Munich, and Munich to Budapest. Well I looked today, and these went up 10 euros and now they%26#39;re 39.

If I were to wait to purchase these at the stations, I would think that they would be the regular, available anytime price listed on the website.

Is this true? Are there any sort of discounts (I do not have any sort of rail pass) given at the stations?

Oh, I also leave in 3 days, so if I am buying these online I should be doing it VERY soon.

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%26gt; If I were to wait to purchase these at the stations, I would think that they would be the regular, available anytime price listed on the website.

Yes.

%26gt; Are there any sort of discounts (I do not have any sort of rail pass) given at the stations?

Not for single tickets.

%26gt; Oh, I also leave in 3 days, so if I am buying these online I should be doing it VERY soon.

For most specials you have to book at least 3 days in advance.

Also only possible if these are real online tickets, you print on your printer at home. For shipping abroad there is not enough time left anymore.

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