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Hi Adrainwee and welcome to MySwissAlps!
No, if this is the only trip you are making by bus, train, cable car boat etc. then I wouldn’t buy any rail passes.
When you are in Grindelwald, check the weather for the tip of Jungfraujoch and only go if it looks nice and clear at the top!
Lucas
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Thanks Lucas.
So I dont buy the grindelwald to Jungfraujoch ticket now? Will there be a chance i could not get tickets on that day itself?
thanks
Adrian
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No, I would wait until the day of or day before you want to go to buy tickets to Jungfraujoch. There should be no issue in October to get up on the day you want.
Sometimes there are delays getting up in July and August due to tourist numbers and reservations.
Lucas
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From where do we buy passes for Jungfr excursion in interlaken? Also about titlis?
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Hi Anushrim,
You can buy your Jungfraujoch tickets online here and Mt. Titlis tickets here.
If you want to buy them in person you can do so at Interlaken train station and Luzern train station.
Lucas
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Thanks
on th eJungfr website they have written Jungfraujoch via Lauterbrunnen o. Grindelwald cost CHF 105.40 does that mean it includes Train from Eigergletscher to Jungfraujoch
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>> on th eJungfr website they have written Jungfraujoch via Lauterbrunnen o. Grindelwald cost CHF 105.40 does that mean it includes Train from Eigergletscher to Jungfraujoch
Yes. The fare of CHF 105.40 is a single fare from Interlaken Ost to the Jungfraujoch via either Grindelwald or Lauterbrunnen.
Option 1: Interlaken Ost – Grindelwald – Kleine Scheidegg – Jungfraujoch.
Option 2: Interlaken Ost – Lauterbrunnen – Kleine Scheidegg – Jungfraujoch
You go through Eigergletscher between Kleine Scheidegg and the Jungfraujoch, regardless of which route you take.
Please note that CHF 105.40 is only a single fare. The return fare between Interlaken Ost and the Jungfraujoch is CHF 210.80.
By the way, it is very confusing having your questions mixed in with those from Adrian 🙂 If you have any more, would you be kind enough to start a new topic? Thanks!
Alpenrose
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I am sorry for that ..! will do if I have more.. Thanks!
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Hi,
Saw the post and need some help. I will be from Wilderswill and planning to go to Jungfraujoch via Lauterbrunnen/ Kleine Scheidegg.
1) When i check SBB website it shows the ticket (one way) is CHF51.60. Is this the price after Swiss Travel Pass. But at the website I did not indicate with Swiss Travel pass.
2) Once at Jungfraujoch, is there other admission fee that I need to pay?
3) You have mentioned to purchase the ticket on the day that we want to travel up to Jungfraujoch. Can the ticket be purchase at any station or only at main stations Eg Interlaken, Luzern?
Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Jana
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Hi Jana and welcome to MySwissAlps!
- The SBB timetable (I think that is what you used?) will give you the cheapest fare by default for everything – which is for holders of the Swiss Half Fare Card. It won’t give you an option to put in the Swiss Travel Card (too much calculation usually). haha.
You can find the price list for Jungfraujoch here (it is a pdf file). The train as far as Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald is free with the Swiss Travel Pass. You then get 25% off the ticket from one of those towns on to Jungfraujoch (approximately 142.50 round trip with discount).
- No.
- Any station in the Jungfrau region where you are should be fine.
Cheers,
Lucas
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Hi Lucas,
Thank you for your advice. Yes i used SBB timetable website to check the train route and price.
Noted on the price of CHF142.50 after discount. Glad to know we can buy it from Wilderswil station.
I am now considering should I go up to Jungfraujoch or just Kleine Scheidegg will do since I will be going to Schilthorn. Note that the ticket to Jungfraujoch quite expensive and I am not into hiking.
Whats your advice?
Rgds
Jana
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I think going up to Jungfraujoch is worth the cost and yes it is quite expensive. It is pretty cool to be up there (no hiking required!) and there is more to see and do there than lower down at Kleine Scheidegg.
Lucas
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Hi Lucas,
Thank you. Will get your advice to go up Jungfraujoch. Glad to know that it will not require hiking :).
once again.thx Lucas for your help!
Rgds
Jana