Day trip Zurich-Bern-Interlaken-Grindelwald, is Saver Day Pass OK?
A traveler plans to take a train trip from Zurich to Bern, then to Interlaken, and finally to Grindelwald, returning to Zurich all in one day in March. They want to know if they need to buy additional tickets or make reservations for the trains. There's good news: with the Saver Day Pass, they can travel without extra tickets.
- Purchase the Saver Day Pass to cover all your train travels for the day without needing extra tickets.
- You don't need to make seat reservations for the trains, but you can if you prefer.
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I want to travel by train from Zurich to Bern in one day in March 3 hours later to Interlaken and 2 hours later to Gridewald. At the end of the day, I will return to Zurich on the same route. Do I have to buy an additional ticket for the Saver day pass or make a reservation for the trains?
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Hi mmurath,
Welcome to MySwissAlps.
Thanks for sharing your plans.
With your Saver Day Pass, yes all the above is included. There is no need to purchase any additional tickets. If asked by a ticket inspector, just present your Saver Day Pass.
If you have not purchased your Saver Day Pass as yet (the earlier you buy, the cheaper it is (and if available), you can find some online, trusted options in the link here:
You can also read all about the Saver Day Pass too, there is also a downloadable coverage map that you can view all the routes that are included.
Regarding seat reservations, there is no need to make them (but of course you can do so if you wish). More on seat reservations here:
Kind regards,
Yolanda
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