Swiss Fall 2 for 1 not considered a Swiss Pass??

Hi, I'm stumped here when I checking tickets from Switzerland to Paris and back. I plan to get the Swiss 2 for 1 ticket and will also be doing a short trip to Paris.

When I choose the option "I have a rail pass" and select Swiss Fall 2 for 1, there is no ticket available for Lausanne to Paris. However, when I try Swiss Pass, there is ticket available and it is discounted (confirmed it when I tried using point-to-point booking). The condition for the discounted fare is "...holders of a Rail Pass covering Switzerland". So why is Swiss Fall 2 for 1 not considered as a rail pass covering Switzerland?

I tried from Paris back to Switzerland (Basel). This time, I have 2 discounted fares - one for holder of a Swiss Pass, another one for holder of Paris Pass. I will be buying a Paris Combo, so not sure is this considered a Paris Pass. Regardless, again there is no discount for Swiss Fall 2 for 1 pass holder.

Appreciate your advice.

Thanks.

CY

Hi CY. There may be a temporary mistake there, but you can just fill out the Swiss Pass. As Arno mentioned, the 2 for 1 deal offers the exact same discounts as the regular Swiss Pass. Charges for your trip to/from Paris will thus be the same if you enter 'Swiss Pass' instead of the 2 for 1 variant. That's why the 2 for 1 option isn't even available on some websites; it just doesn't matter. I hope it's clear now.

Hi CY,

I don't know the details of the Paris Pass, but it's for local transport, museums, etc. in Paris. I don't assume discounts on international train traveling.