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Hello parimalprakash. Which pass is best, depends on your exact plans (for example: the city you plan to visit at December 28, or some trips you may want to make on December 24 and 26). Both the Swiss Half Fare Card and the 8 day Swiss Pass would work for you, but you can make calculations to find out for sure which one is cheapest.
A Swiss Pass is most comfortable, as you don’t need any additional tickets for regular train rides. Boat trips over lakes (near Lucerne and Interlaken) are included too. Urban transportation including trams is for free in many of the larger Swiss towns. You’ll find further details (including a link to the area of validity) and purchase options at the Swiss Pass page.
Does that help you out? Regards,
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How much trip to Mt Titlis will cost from lucerne with half fare card and swiss pass and same question for interlaken to jungfraujoch?
What is the diff between swiss pass and swiss saver pass?
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if by tram you mean gondolas and cable cars and the cogwheel train up to Jungfraujoch–nono–they are not free on any pass. make sure to doublecheck this before you go. Switzerland has become extremely expensive and you need to choose wisely. In addition to that– the weather plays a big role.
I was recently there and had a half pass or card. But even with that prices were high and due to much rain the pass was not used enough to pay for itself.
It is a beautiful country, but going up the mountains takes time, time, time- please take that into account.
Also getting around by train takes time.
Research well, plan well and then be surprised. I will have all my Switzerland pics up on my website way before your trip-maybe in a month. it is: photographicdelights.org and it will be under travel swiitzerland .
Enjoy surfing– it is free.
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Hi parimalprakash. The Swiss Saver Pass is for two or more people traveling together. This is all explained at the Swiss Pass page. The map we link to there shows the area of validity and the amount of discounts. By reviewing regular prices through the timetable, the Titlis website and the Jungfraujoch website, you’ll be able to calculate the costs with your Swiss Pass.