The AT&T International Day Pass in Switzerland?
A traveler is wondering about using the AT&T International Day Pass while hiking in the Swiss Alps, especially for consistent cell service or internet access. They are planning to visit multiple mountain tops and want to ensure connectivity during their trip. Renting mobile internet is also a consideration for them.
- The AT&T International Day Pass generally works well in Switzerland, even at high altitudes and in valleys.
- Hiking may cause brief interruptions in service, but access is typically reliable.
- Consider renting mobile internet if you want more options, but many find the International Day Pass sufficient.
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Just wandering if anybody has traveled to Switzerland using International Day pass with AT&T? I have used it in Europe with no problems but wandering how well it works in the Alps. We are doing a lot of Mountain Tops and some hiking so want to make sure I have cell service or internet. Is it easier to rent the mobile Internet? Thank you for all your help.
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The ATT IDP works flawlessly in Switzerland.
Swisscom has unbelievable reach, even on the highest summits and down in the valleys
Kim
Thank you so much!
We used The ATT International Day Pass our trip one year ago and had access everywhere we went, except for a brief interruption while hiking from Mannlichen to Kleine Scheidegg.
That’s curious as we have been to region every year for 28 years. But I don’t think we have ever checked our phones on that stunning do-not-miss wqlk. But it doesn’t take long to complete so easily to be back on-line soon!
Hi Cathy ricks,
In case you wanted to research other options for your trip, you can find some in the below link:
Kind regards,
Yolanda
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