MySwissAlps.com features ads, commercial and non-commercial Saver Day Pass – specific route to follow?
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I purchased a Saver Day Pass via SBB mobile app for one day in February as I am going to travel from Interlaken to Sargans on that day. The only way to buy the pass (as far as I could see) was to select an itinerary and then select the option Saver Day Pass. Now when I view the Pass saved in the app, it shows the itinerary Interlaken – Bern – Zurich – Sargans. Does this mean I am obliged to travel via Bern, or can I travel via Luzern in case I decide to take a that route? I thought I would be able to use the pass during one day on any route I choose in the area of its validity and without having to specify the route beforehand.
The Swiss railway ticket system is by far the most complicated one I have ever experienced so I’m getting a little paranoid whether I have perhaps misunderstood something.
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Hello ananas and Welcome to MySwissAlps,
A Saver Day Pass does not require an itinerary. Did your purchase process look like attached. You find it under Day Travelpasses Switzerland. Ignore price.
Are you sure you didn’t buy a Supersaver Ticket?
Attachments:Thank you for your reply, rockoyster. Yes, it is not a Supersaver Ticket and I did first select an itinerary and then the Saver Day Pass option (52 CHF). I’m new with the app and did not realise (until I saw the attachment) that you need to swipe left to get to the section where the Day Travelpasses are available… thanks for showing that. I also realised that when I added the pass to my iPhone wallet it does not show any itinerary there, just that it’s a Saver Day Pass and the day it’s valid. So looks like I bought the right ticket after all. Thanks again for your help.
Great! You got the best price. I didn’t realise that if you put in an itinerary you would be offered a Saver Day Pass as part of that purchase process.
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