Advice on Swiss rail passes for mixed itinerary

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    8 July 2019 at 9:43:13 #822728

    Hi! I have more or less an idea but like to seek a 2nd opinion if this is the best way. Any additional thoughts would be appreciated, thanks in advance!

    As D2 D3 I will be in Zermett, I thought Peak Pass would be good to cover the local activities. I’m only moving on to other places during D4 to D7 so a 4Day consecutive Rail Pass should do the job better. Which left D1 not supported by either Pass hence I thought to get the Saver Day Pass. Btw I am unable to find Silver Round Trip for Pilatus as all seem to be only Golden Round Trip available for booking.

    D1 – Day Saver Pass

    • Trains from Charmonix to Zermatt, just hang around in the village

    D2 – Peak Pass

    • To Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge via Täsch or Randa.

    D3 – Peak Pass

    • To Matterhorn glacier paradise
    • To Gronegrat

    D4- 4day consective Swiss Travel Pass

    • Zermatt to St Moritz (Glacier Express), to reserve seat separately

    D5- same 4day consective Swiss Travel Pass

    • St Moritz to Tirano (Bernina Express), to reserve seat separately
    • Tirano to Lugano (Bernina Express), to reserve seat separately

    D6- same 4day consective Swiss Travel Pass

    • Lugano to Lucerne, train through the Gotthard Base Tunnel (GBT)
    • Mt Pilatus,book Silver round trip separately (still having problem finding where to book Silver trip)

    D7 – same 4day consective Swiss Travel Pass

    • Lucerne to Brunnen, book paddle steamer service number 7 separately
    • Brunnen to Zurich airport via train
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