Best way to carry my Swiss Travel Pass e-ticket?

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    30 September 2017 at 21:03:59 #813398

    What is the best way to carry the swiss travel pass e-tickets? Just printed them off and they carry a bit of a warning about not getting them wet and smudging up the passes- I assume because they maybe couldn’t get scanned? Anyway, can i / should i just fold them up and put them in a jacket pocket as I travel? Should i put some kind of clear plastic protector on them?

    Other ideas? Thanks in advance for your replies…This forum is awesome

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    1 October 2017 at 0:35:34 #870422

    Someone mentioned recently that they hadt he relevant part of theirs laminated. You can also print a few spares to take with you and/or keep a copy of the pdf on a thumb drive so you can print a fresh one (at your hotel) if the original gets damaged. The Flex STP which can’t be printed at home arrives in a foldable plastic sleeve complete with coverage map. Someone may know if these plastic sleeves are available at SBB ticket counters.

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    1 October 2017 at 1:43:46 #870423

    Thanks for the reply.. may do the same thing.

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    1 October 2017 at 9:02:51 #870424

    Hi mou10mn,

    You can pick up a protective sleeve at a SBB office. Folding would be fine and keeping it secured somewhere – just avoid folding on the bar code they scan. As Rockoyster mentioned you can always print another copy if need be.

    Have a great trip!

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