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Hello,
I am planning to visit Switzerland early in April 2020 and I have already purchased Saver Day Pass via SBB online application at a very good price (52 CHF – NO Half Fare)
However, looking at the Saver Day Pass details on your website, apparently this type of purchase offers me a lot of train travelling options like IC, IR and even Golden pass from Interlaken – Luzern, several boat trips and more.
I would just like to double check if everything applies because it is hard to think that a 52 CHF one day pass can offer such a variety of options considering the high prices for travelling throughout the country using point to point ticket for example.
I am just afraid to be fined by the train personnel if I am not compliant with the rules.
Another question:
1. Saver Day Pass can be use for example in Zurich trams? I know a different company called ZVV is operating operating these lines, not SBB.
If all these are valid, I consider that Saver Day Pass is an amazing way to save money traveling for a couple of days (max 2) like me.
Awaiting your response on my query and thanks in advance,
Lucian
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Hi Lucian,
Welcome to MySwissAlps!
The Saver Day Pass is valid on all public transportation in Switzerland, including the trams in Zurich.
You can find all the details of where its’s valid here, including a map you can download:
http://www.myswissalps.com/saverdaypass/validity
Regards,
Anna
Hi Lucian,
It’s a great deal indeed if you are packing in a lot of travel on public transport. 😎
It is indeed valid as a ‘go anywhere’ aka ‘rover’ ticket on the complete ‘main’ Swiss public transport network – and you don’t even have to show it to anyone (particularly on urban transport). You are correct – it is a very good value for money.
example: armed with an on line purchased SDP on one day last December I landed from London at Zurich and walked onto an IC train within 20 minutes of landing and used it during the day in the following sequence:
IC train, IR train, Regional train, Regional train, IR train, S-Bahn train, Zurich tram, regional train, A-Welle local bus
Hello,
Thank you everyone for the advices, your help means a lot to me.
Basically I already have a plan to wake up early in the morning and hit the following locations in the first Saver Day:
1. Zurich – Interlaken IC 9 + IC61- up to the Harder Kulm
2. Interlaken -Lauterbrunnen – Regio train
3. Lauterbrunnen – Interlaken – Regio train
4. Interlaken – Luzern – IR LUZERN INTERLAKEN EXPRESS
5. Luzern – Zurich IR 70 ( probably late in the night)
I will be weather dependant though, I do not know if I can rely on sunny days early in April, but this plan looks feasible to me.
As a backup plan,if the weather is going to be bad in the Interlaken area, I still may have options to: Bern, or Rhine falls, Uetliberg just in case.
If you guys think I can tune up my itinerary, I am open to make updates:).
Cheers,
Lucian
Hi Lucian,
When are you travelling? I think Harder Kulm is only accessible from 10 April onwards.
Just to be clear though, the Saver Day Pass will not cover your trip on the funicular to Harder Kulm, as the funicular is not considered a public transportation.
Regards,
Anna
Hi Anna,
Yes indeed, you are right, I forgot about opening date. I need to skip the Harder kulm as the visit is 3rd- 5th April.
But I think there are enough options remaining for me. For example I can switch Harder Kulm with an Iseltwald castle visit, it may be fun as well.
Regards,
Lucian
From Lauterbrunnen a very nice circuit to do is to Grütschalp (cable car), Mürren (train), Gimmelwald (cable car), Stechelberg (cable car), Lauterbrunnen (bus) if you want a quick trip into the Alps, sort of.
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