Travel pass

Hi Ayala, and welcome the forum. If you like the idea of free traveling on all days of your stay, without having to buy discounted tickets, consider an 8 day Swiss Saver Pass. This is certainly the most convenient option. You can also consider a Swiss Card, but whether this is economical depends on how you've planned your inbound and outbound trips. If these are relatively short and cheap, the Swiss Half Fare Card would be better than the Swiss Card.

You can try to make some calculations to find out which pass is best.

Does this get you started?

Hi ayala. The Tell Pass would be good for your days in Engelberg, but it won't cover your trip to Zurich and the Rhine Falls and parts of your inbound and outbound trips. But since you'll focus on the Lucerne region apart from these trips, the Tell Pass would definitely work out.

One thing to consider is that the Tell Pass won't really allow you to get to other Swiss regions. You may not have planned this now, but if weather is bad in the Lucerne area and better in other regions, you may want to make longer trips than you expected. In that case a rail pass for the whole of Switzerland is more convenient. The Swiss Half Fare Card would be a good choice then. That is, if you travel from and to Zurich Airport. With another point of entrance the Swiss Card may be more economical, as I mentioned before. Please review the validity map we link to from the Swiss Half Fare Card page and other pass pages. It shows what's covered (which includes the Titlis; they describe it as 1/2 Fare in their price overview).