Ticket to Ride Map Collection 2: India & Switzerland

On the India map, 4 players may claim both tracks; with 2 or 3 players, claiming one makes the other unavailable. On the Switzerland map, both tracks are available with 3 players, but not with 2 (Rulebook, India p. 2; Switzerland p. 2).

On India, keep at least 2 of the 4 tickets dealt at the start, or at least 1 of 3 drawn later; rejected tickets go to the bottom of the deck. On Switzerland, the same minimums apply to 5 starting tickets or 3 later tickets, but rejected tickets are removed from the game (India p. 2; Switzerland p. 2).

On India, play a locomotive for each locomotive symbol on the ferry, then use the usual matching-color cards for its other spaces (Rulebook, India p. 2).

A destination ticket qualifies when its cities are connected by at least two distinct continuous paths made from your trains; the paths may intersect but cannot share trains. The bonus is 5 points for each of the first two qualifying tickets, then 10 for each of the next three, up to 40 total (Rulebook, India p. 2).

For a city-to-country ticket, connect the city to any listed country; for a country-to-country ticket, connect the primary country to any one of the others listed. Score the highest-value connection you completed, or, if you completed none, lose the lowest listed value (Rulebook, Switzerland p. 2).

You may draw locomotives like regular train cards, including taking two face-up locomotives in one turn, but you can play them only on tunnels. When claiming a tunnel, reveal three cards; each matching color or locomotive revealed requires you to add a matching card or locomotive (Rulebook, Switzerland p. 2).