#Traveling help
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tief just means it's underground, so your go above to catch the next train.
So, the thing about Stuttgart, the (tief) station is the S-Bahn / U-Bahn station and the one without is for regional trains / ICE.
Currently they're renovating the train station so getting from one to the other is a good 15 minute walk.
It's more like going up and circling around the station and walking down a long "corridor"
(this is Stuttgart specific, usually (tief) is right under the main train station)
In any case, knowing DB, it's unlikely that a 25 minute transfer is enough at Stuttgart
@honest mantle In any case, you can trust FlixBus. They're cheaper than Deutsche Bahn and don't tend to be as late as the trains.
For any travel booking you do, please use the "original" website and not this omio thingy tho. In case you need to cancel / rebook, it will be easier without the middleman.
Also, since you're in the area, I recommend checking Ludwigsburg out 
Thanks, I appreciate that ๐
Use the app called DB navigator
Well it looks I wont go to Strasbourg
since i need to go from Leonberg to Stuttgart as there is no direct line and I would need to go in morning to be able to back during day/evening.
Do you have any trusted app for other busses?Sorry for asking many questions 
If you go from Leonberg to Kornwestheim, you won't need to switch at the main train station but some other one that probably won't be as confusing but I'm not familiar with all of them.
I don't know of any other apps, I doubt there are any
Well..but how I can get from Leonberg to Kornwestheim? Becase on FlixBus there is no Leonberg only Stuttgart so I cant find any time seclude from Leonberg to Kornwestheim
I also dont speak German at all 
Wait, this is a connection I just looked at:
This is the FlixBus website and it does show Leonberg as a station
but for some reason you can only book for starting in Kornwestheim
really confusing
This is a bit weird because they dont have on their website map "dot" or "stop" from Leonberg
Yup!
I would call up their customer service because this is weridddd
You would go with the SBahn with Deutsche Bahn~
Honestly, can't you ask your relatives? won't they want to help you out with all this?
So I am primarily going to visit them, they are older people but I will ask them if I dont find help on internet, i doubt they used to travel to this route so thats why
Alright, I see.
In this case, I'd recommend getting in touch with customer service to confirm the stops then.
What do you think about this one?
Does this means no tickets online? Also what is black and green cuz it is different?
App was RMVgo
This is a good app for checking your connections but (afaik) RMV is a transportation company from Hessen and you can buy tickets for that region there.
Try the DB Navigator app, you'll be able to but the tickets there.
Black and green are just different "types" of trains. Green is the S-Bahn - local trains with a lot of stops. Black - ICE - trains between major cities with less stops.
Oh I thought this is bus ๐
Also do you know does Leonberg IMAX have english version or sub?
You can check this information on their website when booking tickets for a specific movie.
Can I dm you?