Swiss Day Pass Children: additional ticket?
A traveler named esthie_steyn is wondering if they need to buy an extra ticket when using a Day Pass Children in Switzerland. They want to know about the coverage and requirements for this ticket while traveling with kids.
- The Day Pass Children is valid for children aged 6 to under 16 and allows unlimited travel for a day.
- You only need an additional ticket if your route is not covered by the Day Pass; check the coverage map before traveling.
- For adults or different options, consider the Saver Day Pass as an alternative.
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Good day.
Do I still have to purchase a ticket if I have a Day Pass Children?
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Hi esthie_steyn,
Welcome to MySwissAlps.
The Day Pass Children is for children aged between 6 and under 16 years old. (If not, you will either need the adult Saver Day Pass or another rail ticket/pass). The Day Pass Children (as is the Saver Day Pass) is valid for travel throughout Switzerland. With the Day Pass Children, you can travel alone, together with other children or with adults for a whole day.
More about the Saver Day Pass and its coverage/validity here: https://www.myswissalps.com/travel-ticket/day-pass/
You’ll only need an additional ticket if the route is not covered in the map. Scroll to “The map of the Day Pass for Switzerland” in the above link.
Kind regards,
Yolanda
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