2 for 1 offer Swiss Saver (Flexi) Pass

Hi Sean,

The pass can be used by anyone from 16 years of age. So you can indeed purchase it through Swissrailways.com.

Enjoy your stay!

rspace said: In the first email A Swiss Saver Pass and the flex pass are referenced both with a2for 1 offer.on the web page only the flex pass is an option . Where do I find the 2 for 1 saver pass at the lower price referred to?

Hello rspace. I'm not sure which Swiss rail site you visited. If you get to our Swiss Pass page (just follow the link) and enter the United States as your country of residence in the upper right corner, you'll be able to select the 4 day 2 for 1 offer on the Swiss Saver Pass (in most cases, this is even pre-selected for you). You'll be able to buy your pass through our partner RailEurope or Swissrailways. Does that work out for you?

Hi Arvind,

I am not aware of any other cancellation fees that would apply to promotions. In any case, the reseller should be able to tell you the specifics. If you order through this Swissrailways.com page, the first possible travel date will indeed be printed on your passes. In case of a Swiss Flexi Pass, the free travel dates can be filled out by yourself, so you're still flexible. You have to fill out the traveler names, countries and passport numbers on the pass to make it valid for traveling (you don't need a stamp or anything like that, so you don't need to consult railway personnel to start traveling). As long as you have not filled out the pass, it can be cancelled (indeed a 15% fee applies in most cases).

Hi kvrao,

Welcome to MySwissAlps! As for your questions:
1. All purchase options are on the Swiss Pass page. Fill out your country and preferred pass, and you'll see the points of sale. Purchasing in Switzerland is not possible for this 2-for-1 promotion.
2. Zurich - Lucerne (your first day) is a shorter and thus cheaper trip than Interlaken - Swiss border (your last day). So from that perspective, you're better off using the pass on day 2 to 5.
3. A first class pass gives access to all first class trains, including panoramic trains. If you click on the details of a particular train in the timetable, a (triangular shaped) icon will be displayed if the train has panoramic coaches. Some of these trains require you to book a seat in advance. That booking is not included in the pass.
4. These international tickets always include seat reservations. Single tickets would indeed be best. There are passes covering multiple countries, but it's not economical to get such a pass for just two single trips.
5. Just buy your discounted ticket on the day of traveling. You don't need to book in advance.

Please take a look at these pages about Lucerne and Interlaken as well.

I hope this helps you out!

Hi Kamen, and welcome to MySwissAlps,

If you want to purchase a 2-for-1 Swiss Saver Flexi Pass for September, you have to buy through swissrailways.com (or this link if you're from the UK or Ireland), as other resellers only sell it for April and May. The pass provides all discounts a regular pass would provide, so that also includes a discount on a Regional-Pass Bernese Oberland.

allout4noloss said: Hi There
I am arriving in Geneva tomorrow.
Can I get this offer (i.e. 2 for 1 Swiss Pass for 4 days) at the Geneva Airport?
Would appreciate a quick response
Thanks

Hi matt-uk! I assume you ordered through Swissrailways UK? In that case, the start date will be printed on your pass. All you have to do to validate it, is fill out some personal information and the dates of your free travel days according to the enclosed instructions. When using your pass on a free travel day in regular trains/buses/boats, you only have to show your pass. On non-free travel days, you also need an additional discounted ticket for your trip.