Ticket to Ride Map Collection 1: Asia + Legendary Asia

No. The first card you draw goes either to your hand or your team’s shared cardholder; the second must go to the other place. A face-up locomotive drawn as your single card must go in the shared cardholder. (Rulebook, p. 2)

In team play, each player secretly receives 5 tickets and must keep at least 3. After both teammates choose, each places 1 of their kept tickets in the team’s shared holder; other tickets remain secret. (Rulebook, p. 2)

After laying down the cards for the tunnel, reveal the number shown for that route—4 to 6 cards on the Asia map. For each revealed card matching the color you used, including a locomotive, you must pay one additional matching card or a locomotive; otherwise, take back your cards and your turn ends. (Rulebook, p. 2)

Usually, no: once one track is claimed, the other is unavailable to everyone in a four-player game. The exception is Hong Kong–Canton, where both tracks remain open; for triple routes, only two of the three tracks may be claimed. (Rulebook, p. 2)

Yes: play one locomotive for each locomotive symbol on a ferry, then pay the usual colored cards for its other spaces. On a mountain route, discard one train from your supply for each X; each discarded train scores 2 points, in addition to the route’s normal score. (Legendary Asia, p. 1)

In 4- or 5-player games, both tracks may be claimed, but not by the same player. In 2- or 3-player games, claiming one track makes the other unavailable. (Legendary Asia, p. 1)