[Beantree1]

25 July 2017 at 7:41:16 #812732

I bought a day pass on 24.07.17 to travel from Wilchingen to Zurich all zones.

In the past the day pass used to be date and time stamped and could be used within a 24-hour period.

I have noticed that the pass I bought on 24.7.17 was not time-stamped. Does this mean that it can now only be used on the date of purchase?

Thank you

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[Removed user]

25 July 2017 at 14:24:11 #867342

Hi Beantree1,

Day passes don’t need to be time-stamped normally. It should only be valid for the day of purchase…but the date of purchase should be on the pass.

Lucas

[Beantree1]

25 July 2017 at 14:34:43 #867343

Thank you Lucas. Your response is very much appreciated

[Removed user]

26 July 2017 at 21:44:13 #867344

Hello Beantree,

We bought the Zurich 24 hour pass earlier this month and when we went to use it for a boat ride on Lake Zurich, for 5 SF, the boat ticket seller said she couldn’t accept it until it was date stamped. Fortunately there was a ticket machine close by and when we looked closely we saw that there was a place to buy the ticket and a separate place to date stamp it. So we date stamped it at noon instead of 9:00. We had no idea that it was a two step process, but now we do!

[Arno]

27 July 2017 at 20:03:08 #867345

Hi Mvmomcat,

Was your pass the ZurichCARD by any chance? It includes museums entrance as well. This one indeed needs to be stamped. At least the last time I used it.

[Removed user]

27 July 2017 at 23:35:51 #867346

Yes, it probably was the Zurich Card, so many options.

[Beantree1]

29 July 2017 at 7:52:07 #867347

Thank you

[Beantree1]

29 July 2017 at 7:53:13 #867348

No it wasn’t. It was a FlexPass

[Arno]

29 July 2017 at 8:11:58 #867349

Hi Beantree1,

Yes, so that explains it. Your pass was dated when you purchased it, so no need for a stamp. Mvmomcat had another passes which was not dated.