Swiss Travel Pass and Swiss Half Fare Card prices in 2025
A traveler shares that the prices for Swiss Travel System passes will remain unchanged in 2025, including the Swiss Travel Pass and family options. This information is helpful for planning future trips, as it allows for budget-friendly travel arrangements without worrying about fare increases.
- Purchase the Swiss Travel Pass in advance for better travel planning.
- Kids up to 15 travel free with the Swiss Family Card, while children under 5 don’t need a ticket.
- Point-to-point ticket prices are also stable, making it easier to budget your travel expenses.
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Hi everyone,
Prices for Swiss Travel System passes will not change in 2025. You’ll find all the price information here:
- Swiss Travel Pass: https://www.myswissalps.com/travel-ticket/swiss-travel-pass/#price
- Swiss Travel Pass Flex: https://www.myswissalps.com/travel-ticket/swiss-travel-pass-flex/#price
- Swiss Half Fare Card: https://www.myswissalps.com/travel-ticket/swiss-half-fare-card/#price
The free Swiss Family Card will not change either. Children up to 15 still travel along for free: https://www.myswissalps.com/travel/tickets/discount/. Children up to 5 years old do not need a ticket or pass, that won’t change either.
Prices for point-to-point tickets will also stay the same.
I consider this to be good news. I hope you do as well 🙂
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Thanks. That’s great news and helps me so I can start planning next year’s tours!
This is fantastic news! Contrast that with the situation in Britain where I live. As a generalisation, fares continue to rise ahead of inflation. More than 5% of Swiss RESIDENTS buy an annual ‘General Abonnement’, a season ticket for the whole of Swiss Public Transport. Validity is the same as the Swiss Travel Pass. The current second class price is 3,990 Franks, equivalent to about £3800. An annual season ticket from Woking to London (40Kms, 25 miles) is £4070!
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