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Hi Rounak,
When you say ‘Swiss Rail Pass’, perhaps i think you refer to Swiss Travel Pass (STP). The benefit of a STP means that you don’t need to buy a ticket for any journey that is covered entirely by the STP. Just show your STP and you are good to go.
However, a number of cable cars and trains journeys are not 100% free with the STP. They might be discounted either 50% or 25% or not at all. For these, you will need to buy a ticket. Majority of them are detailed in the link below, which i would highly recommend you have a look.
http://www.myswissalps.com/sw isstravelpass/validity
For example, the ever popular Jungfraubahn to Jungfraujoch, with an STP you receive a 25% discount. Yes, you need to buy a ticket.
Journeys 1-3 & 7 are covered entirely by STP, so to answer your question, no ticket required if you have a valid STP.
Journey 6 , its free until Engelberg. Then you have to buy a ticket for the 360 degree rotating cable car up to Mt Titlis. You get a 50% discount with a valid STP.
I’m not too sure about journeys 4&5, i know its free up until a certain point, certainly until both Lauterbrunnen and Grindelwald, and as mentioned above, you have to buy a ticket up to Jungfrau and you get a 25% discount with a valid STP.
Best Regards,
Ben
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Hi rounak, and welcome to MySwissAlps!
>> 4. Interlaken OST – Lauterbrunnen – Kleine Scheidegg – Jungfraujoch
Travel as far as Wengen (which is between Lauterbrunnen and Kleine Scheidegg) is free with the Swiss Travel Pass. For the sectors Wengen > Kleine Scheidegg > Jungfraujoch you get a 25% discount when you buy the ticket
5. Jungfraujoch – Kleine Scheidegg – Grindelward
You get a 25% discount with the Swiss Travel Pass on the ticket price for this route.
Alpenrose
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Hi Ben,
Now it is 100% clear to me.
Many many thanks to you.
Rounak.