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Have you read this Golden Pass Line (http://www.myswissalps.com/go ldenpass).
The only leg on which reservations are normally recommended is Zweisimmen to Montreux. See http://www.mob.ch/en/reservat ion-procedure.
If you are travelling prior to 2 June you can’t book that leg anyway due to construction and short bus detour.
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Thanks..
I am in Switzerland between May 25th and May 31.
If I want to travel from Interlaken to Montreux in Golden Pass train, what all trains should I book? I understand that there is no direct/single train .
I read that for Zweisimmen to Montreux leg, we need to travel in bus for short distance.
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You can book any train running the Golden Pass route if you wish:
Lucerne to Interlaken
Interlaken to Zweisimmen
Zweisimmen to Montreux (this section has construction on it with the bus transfer – until June 1 no reservations are possible)
Rockoyster left you the link to make reservations if you wish to.
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So I just take trains between these 2 stations (book in trainline.eu)
Please check attachments
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You really don’t need to “book”. Just buy tickets at Interlaken station. Tickets don’t sell out.
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Yes exactly.
During construction it is a bit of luck getting the panoramic trains between Zwesimmen and Montreux unfortunately – but they all follow the same route.
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Hi Santhosh,
You might want to check out this thread to improve your chances of getting a panoramic train from Zweisimmen.
72625 posts
Thanks..
So
Interlaken to Zweisimmen : buy tickets at Interlaken
Zweisimmen to Montreux : bu at Zweisimmen ?
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You can buy tickets at any station or on-line. You don’t need to buy at the station you depart from.
You only need a single ticket from Interlaken to Montreux via Zweisimmen. That ticket will be good for all day. You can stop anywhere along the route and recommence your journey on a later train if you feel like it.
72625 posts
Thanks..
One more thing for any train journey.. E-ticket is fine?
Means If I show the ticket on mobile phone, is it fine? or a print out of the ticket is needed?
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If you buy the ticket with the SBB Mobile app it will be fine. It has a barcode to scan. I’m not 100% sure about displaying a PDF on the screen. There has been discussion in this before but I can’t remember the outcome. I only ever used the SBB App.
Whatever the answer make sure your phone battery is well charged before you set off.🤓