Jun 1, 2022 - 6:15 PM
in reply to Anna
Hi Anna,
I hope you will have patience with me! I've spent a couple more hours on this and am still unsure what to do. I *think* what I'm seeing is that I can buy a simple rail ticket (no passes) from Colmar to Lauterbrunnen for 73 CHF. Then 9 CHF from there to Murren (because of cable car, I don't see a train trip that will take us all the way into Murren). Above, we discussed instead traveling Colmar to Bern (18 CHF) and buying a Saver Day Pass (52 CHF) for the rest of the way to Interlaken, but that would be 70 CHF, so doesn't seem worth it. Do you agree?
For Wengen to Zurich, it appears that a regular train ticket is $56, so again the Saver Day Pass doesn't seem to save enough money to be worth it.
For our five days in Murren and Wengen, it would cost us 250 CHF each for the Jungfrau Pass. I am now unsure that it's worth it, given that we will not be taking some of the most-expensive cable cars, etc., but perhaps spending 50 CHF per day on transportation is likely? I know it depends on weather, fatigue, etc. Any thoughts on that appreciated!
Another idea: The Swiss Half Fare pass is 118 CHF, and it would discount our two long train rides by 65 CHF total — not enough to be worth it, unless it would also discount our trips in the Murren/Wengen area enough to eliminate need for the Jungfrau Pass?