Ticket to Ride Map Collection 2: India & Switzerland

To claim a Ferry you must play a Locomotive card for each Locomotive symbol shown on that route, plus the usual set of cards of the proper color for the remaining spaces (i.e., locomotives cover only the loco-symbol spaces and the color cards cover the others). (page 2)

No — in 2- and 3-player games, once one track of a double-route is taken the other track is no longer available; only in 4-player games can both tracks be used. (page 2)

At the start each player is dealt 4 Destination Tickets and must keep at least 2; during the game a draw gives 3 Tickets and the player must keep at least 1. (page 2)

Destination Tickets you don’t keep — either at the start or after a mid-game draw — are discarded to the bottom of the Destination Tickets deck. (page 2)

A 10-point Indian Express bonus is awarded to the player or players who have the Longest Continuous Path on the board. (page 2)

A Ticket qualifies for a Grand Tour bonus if its two cities are linked by at least two distinct continuous paths of that player's trains (paths may intersect but may not share trains); bonuses scale by number of qualifying Tickets per the Mandala table (first two qualify for +5 each, next three +10 each, up to a maximum Grand Tour bonus of 40 points). (page 2)