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Ticket to Ride: Switzerland

Ticket to Ride: Switzerland

Expansion

2007·Alan R. Moon

2 - 3 players
30 - 60 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

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Officially an expansion that works with either Ticket to Ride or Ticket to Ride: Europe, Ticket to Ride: Switzerland requires the train pieces and train cards from the above mentioned original games to work. It comes with a new board, 46 new destination cards and a set of rules (in several languages) to create a new game. The Ticket to Ride: Switzerland map and rules first appeared as an exclusive map for the Ticket to Ride computer game. In addition to being specifically designed for a smaller numbers of players the map has several new features. Locomotive cards are used exclusively for tunnels (which work as they do in Ticket to Ride: Europe). Some destination cards have an end point inside Switzerland and other possible ends in adjacent countries (the value of the completed card is based on the farthest possible connection completed). There are also destination cards for connections between adjacent countries. Although not officially sanctioned, it works fine with Ticket to Ride: Nordic Countries also. Due to Ticket to Ride: Märklin's different distribution of train cards, Ticket to Ride: Switzerland is not considered to be compatible. Part of Ticket to Ride series. Re-implemented / Re-printed in: Ticket to Ride Map Collection 2: India & Switzerland

Ticket to Ride: Switzerland

Which Ticket to Ride: Switzerland video should I watch?

Ticket to Ride: Switzerland has 2 videos from 1 creator. They date from August 2025.

If you like it, try Ticket to Ride, Ticket to Ride Legacy: Legends of the West, Ticket to Ride: Europe and Diamant, also by Alan R. Moon.

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Ticket to Ride Board Game Atmosphere Music (Switzerland Theme with Ambient Sound)1:00:00

Ticket to Ride Board Game Atmosphere Music (Switzerland Theme with Ambient Sound)

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Telcontar

Ticket to Ride Board Game Atmosphere Music (Switzerland Theme, No Ambient Sound)1:00:00

Ticket to Ride Board Game Atmosphere Music (Switzerland Theme, No Ambient Sound)

Telcontar

Telcontar

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About Ticket to Ride: Switzerland

From BoardGameGeek:

Officially an expansion that works with either Ticket to Ride or Ticket to Ride: Europe, Ticket to Ride: Switzerland requires the train pieces and train cards from the above mentioned original games to work. It comes with a new board, 46 new destination cards and a set of rules (in several languages) to create a new game. The Ticket to Ride: Switzerland map and rules first appeared as an exclusive map for the Ticket to Ride computer game. In addition to being specifically designed for a smaller numbers of players the map has several new features. Locomotive cards are used exclusively for tunnels (which work as they do in Ticket to Ride: Europe). Some destination cards have an end point inside Switzerland and other possible ends in adjacent countries (the value of the completed card is based on the farthest possible connection completed). There are also destination cards for connections between adjacent countries. Although not officially sanctioned, it works fine with Ticket to Ride: Nordic Countries also. Due to Ticket to Ride: Märklin's different distribution of train cards, Ticket to Ride: Switzerland is not considered to be compatible. Part of Ticket to Ride series. Re-implemented / Re-printed in: Ticket to Ride Map Collection 2: India & Switzerland

Designer

Alan R. Moon

Artists

Cyrille Daujean, Julien Delval

Publisher

Days of Wonder

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