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Hi RitikaP and welcome to MySwissAlps!
- You’ll need to do the math to compare costs once you’ve made all your trip plans. Visit out page here for help: How to choose the best rail pass. To see what is and isn’t covered on the Swiss Travel Pass (probably a good option for you to consider) click here.
- What are you wanting to see and do? Are you interested in mountain scenery? Are you wanting to stay close to Zurich or Lucerne? Have a look at activities in Zurich here, Lucerne here and around Switzerland here.
If you are focused on mountains and the outdoors I’d consider not staying in Zurich at all (if plans can be changed) as it isn’t convenient for those trips.
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Thanks Lucas! The information was most helpful.
What falls under the GA area? I’m trying to book a day pass but can’t seem to find an exact definition of the GA area.
Regards,
Ritika
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Hi Ritika,
You can find the GA area map for the here, the link is specifically for the Swiss one-day travel pass but the map is the GA map. 🙂
Cheers
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>> I’m trying to book a day pass but can’t seem to find an exact definition of the GA area.
Is it the Saver Day Pass you are planning to buy?
If so, when looking at the map showing the area of validity, note that the Saver Day Pass does not cover any of the transport shown by dotted lines i.e. most mountain transport. There are a few exceptions, such as the Rigi, which are shown as a solid line, therefore covered.
To get a 50% discount on transport shown as a dotted line, you would also need to buy a Swiss Half Fare Card for CHF 120.00.
Alpenrose
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This is really helpful! Thanks a lot!
Have a nice day!
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Thanks @Alpenrose666
Will keep this in mind while booking.
Regards!