Is buying Tell Pass for 2-3 days worth ?

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    17 June 2015 at 10:15:28 #807413

    Hello,

    me and 3 other of my family members are planning to travel from lucerne to engelberg for 3 days .

    From engelberg we plan to visit Mt titlis and mt pilateus .

    • Could you please let me know if buying Tell Pass of 200CHF is worth, if we plan to visit ONLY Mt titlis and mt pilateus and engelberg region .?
    • Could you also suggest any other activities or places to visit in engelberg or nearby .?

    we plan to go back to lucerne on 4th day .

    Thanks in advance for your help .

    Regards,

    PL

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    Arno
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    18 June 2015 at 17:32:31 #843845

    Hi PL,

    Welcome to MySwissAlps! Tickets to Engelberg and back, plus the two mountain excursions, are around CHF 200 per person. So if you add anything else, it will be cheaper with a Tell Pass. Also the pass is more convenient as you don’t need to buy tickets for each train trip. Note that a 4-day pass is CHF 220 though, a 3-day pass is CHF 200. Please see myswissalps.com/ tellpass for pass details.

    Activities can be found on myswissalps.com/ lakelucerne/activities. A nice hike near Engelberg is this one: myswissalps.com/ hiking/engelberg-obertruebsee-truebsee.

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