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Hi,
I am wondering if we can get 1/2 price with Saver Day pass in Jungfraubahnen? (I don’t have half-fare card)
In SBB, it mentioned Saver Day pass shares the same valid area with GA card for “Free” route.
* Also 9 o’clock, one-day and monthly travelpass for the Half-Fare travelcard holders, municipal 1-day travelpass, Saver Day Pass and special 1-day travelpasses.
But for ** 1/2 price portion:
** Without GA travelcard or Half-Fare Card the 1⁄1 price applies. <==
I am a bit confused… Anyone can help? Thanks!
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Hi, and welcome to MySwissAlps!
You can download a validity map for the Saver Day Pass from the link below.
Routes on which travel is free are shown as solid lines. You have to pay full fare on routes shown by dotted lines, except if you also have a Swiss Half Fare Card – in which case you will get a 50% discount.
The Saver Day Pass basically covers transport between cities, towns and villages, but (with very few exceptions) doesn’t cover mountain transport at all (not even for a discount). One exception is the Rigi (near Luzern), for which both the trains and the cable car are covered.
In the Jungfrau Region, the Saver Day Pass covers the route from Interlaken Ost to the villages of Grindelwald, Lauterbrunnen, Wengen and Mürren. So for the remainder of the trip from Grindelwald or Wengen to the Jungfraujoch, you would have to pay full fare if you don’t also have a Swiss Half Fare Card.
Alpenrose
Hi Alpenrose, Thanks very much for your information! It becomes clear now.
Hi sjrwx25 and welcome to MySwissAlps!
1⁄1 price= full price, rather than 1/2 price.
Hi sjrwx25! You can read about the Saver Day Pass at https://www.myswissalp s.com/onedaytravelpass /details. Information about the Swiss Half Fare Card is available at https://www.myswissalp s.com/swisshalffarecar d.
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