[Removed user]

13 February 2012 at 19:30:03 #804915

Hi from Singapore,

I’ll be travelling in Swiss in March for 7 days. There’ll be 2 adults including me and with 5 kids age range from 1yrs to 13yrs old. What is the best pass i can purchase and am I entitle for the Family Card. How do i can get the Family Card?

Do I need to bring documents to proof that the kids are mine, because 3 of them are my stepchildren.

Thank you.

ashikin

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[Annika]

15 February 2012 at 15:21:56 #834850

Hi ashikin, and welcome to the forum! Which pass is best, can only be determined once you have a clear draft of your travel plans. Our FAQ allow you to explore which pass may match your plans best. Generally, a Swiss Pass is a good solution, especially if you plan to travel quite a lot and if you don’t want to buy tickets for each trip. You could choose an 8 day Swiss Saver Pass for the adults. All 5 children will travel along for free with the free Swiss Family Card that can be ordered along. (By the way, the Swiss Family Card comes with all the Swiss rail passes mentioned in this rail pass overview.)

Yes, you need to carry along passports that indicate that the children traveling along are your own (step)children.

[Removed user]

20 February 2012 at 17:52:29 #834851

Hi team,

i am planning to visit swiss on 7th April to 10th April. I am planning to visit Geneva, Interlaken, Jungfraujoch, Rainfalls, Zurich and back to paris.

I wish to know more about Swiss pass with special offers & family pass.

Please confirm.

Shankar Madduri

[Olga]

21 February 2012 at 4:11:00 #834852

[quote]shankarmadduri said: Hi team,
i am planning to visit swiss on 7th April to 10th April. I am planning to visit Geneva, Interlaken, Jungfraujoch, Rainfalls, Zurich and back to paris.
I wish to know more about Swiss pass with special offers & family pass.
Please confirm.
Shankar Madduri[/quote]

A lot of information about Swiss Pass etc. can be found here. Hopefully this will answer your questions.