2007 · Expansion for Base-game
Ticket to Ride: Switzerland
An additional map and scenario that requires the train pieces and cards from the base game or the Europe edition. Players claim routes across a Switzerland-centered map, connecting Swiss cities and links to adjacent countries using familiar route-claiming mechanics. Locomotive cards function only for tunnels as in the Europe rules. New destination tickets include intranational routes, cross-border connections, and tickets whose value depends on the farthest completed endpoint. The map is tuned for fewer players and integrates with the core game's components and turn structure.
- Players
- 2–3 best 3
- Playing time
- 30–60 min
- Age
- 8+
- Complexity
- 1.9 / 5
About the game
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Where to buy it
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On Ludoya's tables
Full stats in Ludoya- 35
- Plays logged
- 24
- Players
- 1h 7m
- Average play
- 24
- In collections
- 2
- On wishlists
7.8/10
from 13 Ludoya reviews
Mitchell C6.0 Not a huge TTR fan but this was a pretty good map for 2 players. An enjoyable and relatively quick game.
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Tom10.0 Dice Tower Reviews: Ticket to Ride: Switzerland
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Meeps8.0 iOS
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Rules questions
Answered from the rulebook by Ludoya's rules assistant.
How many trains does each player get?
Each player uses a reserve of 40 trains, not the usual 45 (Rulebook, p. 2).
Can I claim both tracks of a double route?
In a 3-player game, players may use both tracks. In a 2-player game, claiming one track makes the other unavailable (Rulebook, p. 2).
How many Destination Tickets do I have to keep?
At the start, you receive 5 and must keep at least 2. If you draw more during the game, draw 3 and keep at least 1 (Rulebook, p. 2).
What happens to the Destination Tickets I reject?
They are removed from the draw pile for the rest of the game, not discarded back into it. The pile can run out (Rulebook, p. 2).
Can I use Locomotive cards to claim any route, and can I draw them freely?
You may take Locomotives just like regular Train Car cards, including taking 2 in a turn, but you can play them only on tunnels—not regular routes (Rulebook, p. 2).
How do I claim a tunnel, and what if I can’t pay the extra cards?
After laying down the required cards, reveal the top 3 Train Car cards; each that matches the color you used, including a Locomotive, means you must play one extra matching card or Locomotive. If you cannot or choose not to, take your played cards back and your turn ends (Rulebook, p. 2).
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