SBB Railaway offers

anonymous
Traveller
2469 comments

Posted 13 years ago

Hi,

Being new to the whole Interrail thing I'm thinking of getting a one country ticket for Switzerland for my upcoming 5-day visit (I lived there for 7 months last year) as it seems to be the cheapest option. My problem is I want to take advantage of the SBB's Railaway offers to get some sledging in but I don't know if the Interrail ticket gives you a discount or not. Does anyone have any experience of this? (The Swiss Transport System tickets GA, Swiss Pass and Flexi Pass do give you an extra discount I think)

Thanks very much for your help and I hope that makes sense!

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Flo
Traveller
10724 comments

replied 13 years ago

Hi!

I did not find any hint for any reduction whether in SBB nor InterRail tariff documents. :|

Flo 8)

anonymous
Traveller
2469 comments

replied 13 years ago

Thanks Flo - I couldn't either :S But have worked out it won't be much more expensive even if I don't get the extra discount so going with Interrail anyway!

Flo
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10724 comments

replied 13 years ago

OK great! :)

And dont forget to buy your pass at :arr: [u]https://rail.cc/en/search-train-route[/u] if you want to support our work at railcc, thanks.

Flo 8)

nltrainer
Traveller
1416 comments

replied 13 years ago

these things are daft easy if you simpy think of how it works: these tix tipically contain;
a.travel-either on a ticket, full or reduced, or ''paid/covered with GA or InterRail!
b.entry or cost of the acitivity- these are always listed in SBB=CFF brochures, and often a little cheaper as if paid on the spot.
Your IR covers roughly the same as a GA would as for travel on TRAINS-not citybuses etc. You might also look into a SWISS pass ([ux]https://rail.shop/acprail/switzerland[/ux]) =covers the same as GA, incl citybuses etc and all musea.