Ticket for day trip Lauterbrunnen, Wengen, Mürren
A traveler named NannyNorman is visiting Interlaken and has planned a trip to Lauterbrunnen, Mürren, and Gimmelwald, with some exploration time at each spot. They want advice on the best ticket to buy through the SBB app for this journey, particularly regarding the costs and flexibility of the tickets.
- Consider buying a point-to-point ticket for CHF 24, which allows you to get off at Lauterbrunnen and Mürren.
- If you're planning multiple journeys, the Swiss Half Fare Card for CHF 120 could save you money on public transport for a month.
- Download your Swiss Half Fare Card as an e-ticket to show on your smartphone, so you don’t need to print it.
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Hi Guys, I am arriving in Interlaken tomorrow at 12noon, after check inn at the hostel, I will start at 1 pm, train to Lauterbrunen then spend two hours in Lauterbrunnen.
Then going to murren ( by public transport from lauterbrunen) , from murren walk to gimmewald then gimmewald to interlaken by public transport.
Can you suggest what ticket i should buy in SBB mobile, please.
If i buy a point to point ticket from interlaken ost to gimmewald via lauterbrunnen and via murren which cost 24.80 chf is this correct ticket or i missing something.
thank you
Thank you
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Hi NannyNorman,
Do you have any kind of rail passes?
Interlaken – Mürren (via Grütschalp) costs 18.80 CHF without any pass.
Gimmelwald – Interlaken (via Stechelberg) coscts 18 CHF without any passes.
You cn check the prices in the timetable.
Ildiko
Learn more http://www.myswissalps.com/murren/travel
Hi, I dont have any railpass, if I book thru SBB APP, interlaken ost to gimmewald then via lauterbrunnen and via murren, point to point ticket, can i get off from lauterbrunen to explore then ride a train to murren then explore murren , then i walk to gimmewald, then return to interlaken.
Is this ticket is correct if I will book? It cost 24chf.
Thank you
If you buy a normal ticket, then yes, you can get off in Lauterbrunnen and look around then continue your trip. The point is that you have to travel on the chosen day.
If you buy SuperSaver ticket, you are not flexible, you have to travel on the chosen day and chosen train.
Read more about the differences: http://www.myswissalps.com/traintickets/switzerland.
Prices via SBB app and SBB homepage are the same.
Note that the default prices, shown on SBB are half prices (as you would have a Swiss Half Fare Card). Make sure you check it and buy a whole fare if you do not have that pass.
Ildiko
Hi Ildiko, it says point to point ticket, the highest fare.
Thank you
Hi Ildiko, this the point to point ticket description in SBB mobile.
One-way or return ticket in Switzerland in
1st or 2nd class. Period of validity: 1
calendar day until 05:00 a.m. the following
day. Reduced fare with Half-Fare
Travelcard, children from their 6th to 16th
birthday.
Im just confused about ‘Reduced fare with half fare Travelcard,’
Is this ticket is only for Half-fare travelcard?
Thank you for your help.
Hi NannyNorman,
Based on the information you provided, the CHF24 is the standard price for a single journey (not discounted). This ticket is only valid for the outward journey.
A return ticket Interlaken Ost – Mürren (via Lauterbrunnen and Gimmelwald) cost roughly CHF46 without a railpass.
Regards,
Anna
It is better to buy a Swiss Half Fare Card? The price in STC website is 120chf, is this valid for one month ?
Thank you
Hi NannyNorman,
Yes, the Swiss Half Fare Card cost CHF120. It provides discounted travelling on public and mountain transportation for a month. Options to purchase are available here: http://www.myswissalps.com/swisshalffarecard/price
Regards,
Anna
If I will buy thru STC website do I need to print them or I can store on my phone then show to them.
Thank you
Hi again,
The Swiss Half Fare Card is available as a e-ticket which you can download to you smartphone: https://www.myswissalps.com/swisshalffarecard/price. You can find more details here: http://www.myswissalps.com/swisshalffarecard/howtouse
regards,
Anna
Thank you Very much
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