Which pass for 3 day tour in Lucerne, Switzerland?

Hi Annika,

in this case, i think tell Pass would be a gud Option for Anjan .

As with Tell – pass, the following attractions Titlis, Pilatus, Luzerne Lake boat trip,Rigi and more can be covered in a single Ticket.

Please correct me if am wrong.

Hi Annika,

Wow !!! Annika you are awesome Tat is a great thinking, i was focussed only upon Luzerne. But you were targetting right from their source, that is an expert View.

Thanks for correcting me.

Have a nice Easter vacation

Hi Anjan Ghosh,

There are several pass options:

• a 4 day Swiss Travel Pass, covering all your journeys within Switzerland by train and boat, including the legs Basel-Lucerne and Lucerne-Domodossola at the Swiss-Italian border. Rigi is for free as well; Titlis and Pilatus are 50% discounted. Please refer to the validity overview. This would be the easiest option;
• a 2 day Tell Pass for July 6 and 7, plus regular tickets for Basel-Lucerne and Lucerne-Domodossola. In all this may be cheaper than the Swiss Travel Pass option, but you’ll need to make calculations to find out for sure. By the way, you mention there’s a 2 day Tell Pass only, but it comes in 3 day and in other variants too. Did you check our Tell Pass page? It’s all mentioned there. A 3 or 4 day variant won’t help you much though, as the Tell Pass doesn’t cover significant legs of your inbound and outbound trips.

I’m not sure which website you’re using for finding France-Switzerland fares. The fares they apply, such as the flexi fare, should be explained there.

The difference between 1st and 2nd class is explained here.

Out of Titlis, Pilatus and Rigi, you can combine two on one day, although it’s a bit much. Doing all three in one day wouldn’t work. Please refer to the pages I linked to. They explain how to get there. The timetable provides further support as it displays the exact traveling times.

Sure, the Golden Pass ride to Interlaken is interesting. It would be a good alternative in case weather isn’t good enough to visit the mountain tops you have in mind. If skies are clear, it’s easier to focus on the Lake Lucerne region only.

Hi Anjan,

As mentioned above, 4 day Swiss Travel Pass makes most sense in your case. That way, both your inbound trip from Basel as well as the Swiss leg of your outbound trip to Milan will be fully covered. The validity period is measured in dates (not 24 hour periods), so your Swiss Travel Pass will be valid during the entire day of July 5. Just indicate that you want the validity to start on July 5 while ordering your pass. Purchase options are listed here. I recommend that you order through http://www.swissrailways.com/ en, as they allow you to get print at home passes without additional shipping/handling fees.

You’ll have to buy tickets for Pilatus and Titlis at the valley stations. Just show your Swiss Travel Pass there in order to get the 50% discount.

Unfortunately there’s no such thing as “normal” weather for any period in Switzerland. Temperatures down in the valleys will be mild to warm or even hot, but other than that anything is possible. Please refer to our weather information for details.

Hi Alison, welcome to MySwissAlps!

Yes, it does. Everything covered can be found here: myswissalps.com/ tellpass/validity.

Hi Anjan,

There is a Tell-Pass for the winter season (CHF 130 for 3 days, until March 31) and one for the summer season (CHF 200 for 3 days). So the price depends on which date you order it for.

The Swiss Travel Pass is CHF 210 for 3 days all year round.

Please see the above links or http://www.swissrailways.com/ en for more details.

Hello Anjan

If you have the Swiss Travel Pass the trip to Titlis at 50% rate is chf44,50 plus chf12 for the Ice-Flyer which is not discounted. All other transport is covered.

For Pilatus the discount price for a return trip is chf36. All other transport free. Tip – we were pleased that we bought our Pilatus round trip ticket in Lucerne showing our pass to get the discount because we avoided a long queue at Alpnachstad – it was high season so busy.

The Golden Pass route is covered by the pass – you don’t need reservations.

Enjoy!

Maggie

Hi Anjan,

Everything included in the passes can be found here:

• myswissalps.com/ swisstravelpass/validi ty
• myswissalps.com/ tellpass/validity

Hi Anjan,

All the details and how the get from A to B can be found here:

• myswissalps.com/ titlis
• myswissalps.com/ pilatus
• myswissalps.com/ rigi (easy to combine this with a boat trip)
• myswissalps.com/ boatlakelucerne
• myswissalps.com/ timetable

The mini fare just relates to the price. Second class offers the same level of comfort to everyone.

Interlaken is in the Jungfrau region, so you’ve already planned that visit. However, it’s just the gate to that region. There’s not much to see in Interlaken itself, so you’d better continue to Mürren or Kleine Scheidegg for example. But I doubt if you have time for that considering your wish list for the 3 days. The timetable will help you out.