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Hi Sofi123,
The excel sheet is correct at 25% off.
No rail passes offer 100% coverage to Jungfraujoch. The Swiss Travel Pass gives you 25% off the trip to Jungfraujoch from Wengen or Grindelwald. Travel from Interlaken to either town is covered 100%.
What coverage is offered by the Swiss Travel Pass is noted here.
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Lucas,
Thanks for the response. Can you please clarify how this works. If for example, I travel from Interlaken Ost and have the Swiss Travel Pass. Where and how to buy the ticket that covers the 75% of the trip from Wengen to Jungfraujosh. Can I do it in Interalaken or should it be done in Wengen? If this has to be done in Wengen I am concerned that I will not have enough time to make the connection to the closest train and will need to wait for the next one.
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Hi Kevolehc and welcome to MySwissAlps!
You can buy the tickets online (and select that you have -or will have before boarding- the Swiss Travel Pass). You just buy a ticket from Wengen to Jungfraujoch. You can click on my Jungfraujoch link above and then click the ticket tab.
You can also buy a ticket from Wengen to Jungfraujoch at any train station office in Switzerland. Just show them your Swiss Travel Pass and they will give you the proper discount.
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Thank you Lucas!
Actually I was doing a trial to estimate the ticket fare from Interlaken Ost to Jungfraujoch and i got lost.
The fare indicated by SBB was 52.70 CHF ( single trip ) and when I clicked on it as if I wanted to purchase I found that this price is for the holders of half fare travel card so when I unchecked this option the price became 105.40 CHF.
Would please clarify this for me, I need to know the exact price of this single trip.
Regards,
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Yes, the regular price is 105.40 one-way from Interlaken.
With the Swiss Travel Pass you only need a ticket from Wengen or Grindelwald. Those prices are 88chf or 90chf one-way respectively.
You will then you will get 25% off those prices with the Swiss Travel Pass.
Our ticket page for Jungfraujoch has a link to the price list as a PDF (under more information)
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Hi Lucas,
Thank you very much for the prompt response
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Thank you Lucas for your efficient response.
Well, I didn’t know that the train tickets to Jungfraujoch are that expensive !
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Yes, they can be a bit hard to stomach! Make sure the weather looks good the day you want to go up or don’t bother – too much money to look at clouds!
Use their websites webcams the morning before you depart / buy the ticket.