train ticket advance purchase vs day of

I%26#39;ll traveling from Munich to Verona in July. I%26#39;ve found prices on line that start as low as 33 euro. Is this the price I%26#39;m likely to find if I try to buy it at the machine in the station at Munich or am looking at 81 euros or more? If it%26#39;s the latter do the machines sell cheaper tickets a few days in advance?

Thanks

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Basically the machines sell the tickets for the same prices like you can get them online.

BUUUUUUT

a) most cheap specials have to be bought at least 3 days in advance

b) most cheap specials are limited in numbers. That you really can get them just a few days in advance is more than unlikely.

%26gt; machines sell cheaper tickets a few days in advance

There are no %26quot;last minute%26quot; sales if this is what you%26#39;re looking for.

If you buy tickets on spot you have to pay the normal price. No price difference here if you buy online, from a ticket machine or at the counter.

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I%26#39;d book the 33 Euro ticket now before the price disappears.

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