Ticket to Ride Map Collection 5: United Kingdom & Pennsylvania

On Pennsylvania, keep at least 3 of the 5 dealt at the start; when drawing more, take 4 and keep at least 1. On the United Kingdom map, the starting rule is the same, but a later draw is 3 tickets, of which you keep at least 1 (Pennsylvania p. 2; United Kingdom p. 2).

Yes. Play one Locomotive for each Locomotive symbol on the ferry, plus the usual cards matching the color of its other spaces. On the United Kingdom map, you also need the Propellers Technology to claim ferries (Pennsylvania p. 2; United Kingdom p. 2).

You may take the top share from any railroad shown on the route you claim; routes without railroad logos award no share. If that railroad’s shares are gone, choose an available share from another railroad shown on the route (Pennsylvania p. 2).

No. At the start, you have no Technology and can claim only 1- or 2-space routes in England; you cannot claim ferries. You need the relevant Technology cards to access other areas, longer routes, or ferries, except the Southampton–New York route, which needs no Technology (United Kingdom p. 2).

At the start, each player gets one Locomotive in addition to four Train Cards. Any four cards can be played as a Locomotive, and you do not discard face-up Locomotives when three or more are showing (United Kingdom p. 2).

No. In a two-player United Kingdom game, claiming one track makes the other track unavailable; in games with three or four players, both tracks may be used (United Kingdom p. 2).