Seniors fares

Is there a reduced Swiss Pass fare for over 60"s?

Physoc is right, there are no senior fares. However, if you buy your pass online there are several ways to get a discount (regardless of age). Please see our promo overview.

Thank you.

Thank you.

We will be centered in Wengen for one week.

I could not understand how the BeoAbo system works as compared to a Flexi-Pass, for instance.

Can you help?

Hi, we buy a BeoAbo regularly. You need a passport sized 'photo and it can be bought from a train station booking office. http://www.beoabo.ch/de/index.php has the details of prices and zones. If you are going to be in Wengen you need at least the two zones including Lauterbrunnen and Wengen, but if you include the third zone for Murren you get unlimited travel on local buses and cable-cars to Isenfluh; Grutscalp; Gimmelwald; Murren and Stechelberg.

Unless you have a Swiss Pass that gives half-fare on local transport each bus or cable-car out of Lauterbrunnen will cost 10.80 Chf and Lauterbrunnen to Wengen is 13 Chf return. Over a week you should find the BeoAbo an economic way of travelling locally.

You just show your pass and use the transport, no queueing for tickets, which is very useful at busy times.

Regards, Tony

Again, my thanks.

Bezalel