Free $75 bonus on Rail Europe gift card
A traveler named AndyVec1 is looking for ticket prices for two adults traveling from Geneva Airport to Zermatt on December 26th, and returning back from St. Moritz. They are considering whether to buy a $500 gift card to save $75 or to find a cheaper option for the tickets.
- Consider the Swiss Transfer Ticket for convenience, as it covers both trips for about CHF 308.
- Look into Saver Day Passes for potentially lower prices, but remember they are non-refundable and their prices can change.
- If your travel plans involve multiple trips or activities, factor those in to find the best ticket options.
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Hi travelers,
Rail Europe offers an extra $75 credit if you buy a $500 gift card. The offer expires on 14 December 2018 of when 70 gift cards have been sold.
This offer is only available for their customers from Canada and the USA. Please see here for all the details:
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Arno, I need tickets to Zermatt from Geneva airport for 2 adults on Dec. 26th. Then, I need tickets for same 2adults to get back to Geneva airport from St. Moritz . If that exceeds $500- , then I should buy the gift card and save the $75- correct? Good on any trains any time ? Let me know. AndyVec1. Thank you
Hi AndyVec1,
Those two trips will cost you less than that. A Swiss Transfer Ticket includes both rides. Two of those cost CHF 308 (that’s about USD 308). You’ll find prices and retailers here: http://www.myswissalps.com/sw isstransferticket/pric e.
Saver Day Passes might even be cheaper than that but they are non-refundable and prices fluctuate. You can read about them here: http://www.myswissalps.com/sa verdaypass.
So you already have your trip from Zermatt to St. Moritz covered, or are you planning to do this all on one day? No other travel plans during your stay? No cable cars and other day trips?
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