Quite the same happened to me, but I was travelling with my wife (who does not share my family name but kept her maiden name). Her ticket however had my name printed. In summary: it worked out. But it was a little difficult. ;-)

Regarding your questions:

1. Not that I know of. He checks the tickets as such.
2. Yes, afaik they have exactly the same content as the ones that were available online.
3. Yes. However, if you cannot somehow explain why your name is on your co-travellers ticket, you might have a problem (i.e. using the train without a valid ticket).

I would however suggest to contact them directly and explain the situation and get their opinion on the case.

https://www.tgv-lyria.com/en/contact-us https://help.en.voyages-sncf.com/en/contact

Quite the same happened to me, but I was travelling with my wife (who does not share my family name but kept her maiden name). Her ticket however had my name printed. In summary: it worked out. But it was a little difficult. ;-)

Regarding your questions:

1. Not that I know of. He checks the tickets as such.
2. Yes, afaik they have exactly the same content as the ones that were available online.
3. Yes. However, if you cannot somehow explain why your name is on your co-travellers ticket, you might have a problem (i.e. using the train without a valid ticket).

I would however suggest to contact them directly and explain the situation and get their opinion on the case.

• https://www.tgv-lyria.com/en/contact-us
• https://help.en.voyages-sncf.com/en/contact

Quite the same happened to me, but I was travelling with my wife (who does not share my family name but kept her maiden name). Her ticket however had my name printed. In summary: it worked out. But it was a little difficult. ;-)

Regarding your questions:

1. Not that I know of. He checks the tickets as such.
2. Yes, afaik they have exactly the same content as the ones that were available online.
3. Yes. However, if you cannot somehow explain why your name is on your co-travellers ticket, you might have a problem (i.e. using the train without a valid ticket).

I would however suggest to contact them directly and explain the situation and get their opinion on the case.

https://www.tgv-lyria.com/en/contact-us https://help.en.voyages-sncf.com/en/contact

Quite the same happened to me, but I was travelling with my wife (who does not share my family name but kept her maiden name). Her ticket however had my name printed. In summary: it worked out. But it was a little difficult. ;-)

Regarding your questions:

1. Not that I know of. He checks the tickets as such.
2. Yes, afaik they have exactly the same content as the ones that were available online.
3. Yes. However, if you cannot somehow explain why your name is on your co-travellers ticket, you might have a problem (i.e. using the train without a valid ticket).

I would however suggest to contact them directly and explain the situation and get their opinion on the case.

https://www.tgv-lyria.com/en/contact-us https://help.en.voyages-sncf.com/en/contact