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Hi Tanzila Ruba,
Welcome to MySwissAlps! The Swiss Travel Pass Flex is a paper pass, please see https://www.happyrail. com/en/pass/europe/swi tzerland/swiss-travel-pass-flex and http://www.myswissalps.com/sw isstravelpassflex/pric e. It can’t be e-mailed, regardless of where you buy it. This will change in the near future, but for now that’s the way it is unfortunately. The regular Swiss Travel Pass can be e-mailed: http://www.myswissalps.com/sw isstravelpass/price.
Today and tomorrow is a public holiday in many parts of Europe, so indeed you can best contact them Tuesday morning either through live chat or phone: http://www.myswissalps.com/ab outus/partners/happyra il. Your tickets for tomorrow can be purchased at the Milan train station.
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We already purchased the tickets for swiss flex pass, so what do we do now?
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Hi again,
You don’t need tickets for the Swiss Travel Pass Flex, so I am not entire sure what you mean. If you mean a seat reservation for the Bernina Express, then that is still valid. You just need a ticket from Milan to Lucerne via Tirano and Chur, in addition to that seat reservation. It’s important to explain at the station that you will travel via that route. Otherwise they will sell you a Milan to Lucerne ticket for the quickest route, which is very different.
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Sorry Iam confused, I thought flex pass IS the ticket. I already have tickets for Milan to Tirano and I also have the reservation for the Bernina express. Do I have to pay again to buy tickets for Chur to Lucerne now? Then what is the purpose of the swiss flex pass?
Thanks
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Hi Tanzila Ruba,
Now I’m confused too 🙂 Yes, the Swiss Travel Pass Flex is a replacement for tickets. But you do not have the pass yet, so then you do need tickets. Unless I didn’t understand your issue?
The Milan to Tirano tickets and the reservation remain valid.
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They are travelling tomorrow and they don’t yet have the STPF. What to do when they get to Tirano to join the BEX is the question.
Options:
- Buy tickets
- Buy an STPF at Tirano station and claim a refund from Happyrail.
- ?
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Hi Rockoyster,
Indeed, that’s what I meant in my first reply: buy tickets in Milan, but it can be done in Tirano too if time allows. Indeed buying the pass in Tirano (or perhaps Milan) is another option. I am not sure which option works out best financially, as cancelling a pass may costs a 15% cancellation fee.