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• Hexoikou94

  Published: 25.01.2026 16:11

  Best travel card for me?

  Day one, travelling Zurich Airport to St. Moritz, Day two, travelling St. Moritz to Zermatt on Glacier Express, Day four, travelling Zermatt to Zurich Airport. Perhaps someone can let me know how to go about these journeys for the cheapest rate in 1st class. Many thanks from Ireland

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  Hexoikou94

  Published: 25.01.2026 20:10

  Hello Hexoikou94Link opens in new window. In this case a 3-days Swiss Travel Pass Flex or 3 Saver Day Passes. Both are not useful while being in Zernatt, however. You may want the Swiss Half Fare Card together with the Saver Day Pass. https://www.swissrailways.com/en/swiss-travel-pass-kaufenLink opens in new window. https://www.sbb.ch/en/offers/saver-day-pass https://www.swissrailways.com/en/buy-swiss-half-fare-cardLink opens in new window. Kind regards,
  Roland

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• yonhey

  Published: 30.12.2025 12:38

  About the point-to-point ticket I bought

  Yesterday I bought tickets for the return trip from Bern to Geneva Airport. I selected the time that suited me best so I could arrive at the airport a little over two hours before my flight, and I bought a point-to-point train ticket, as it was the only option for that day and the most convenient. The ticket says “point-to-point ticket” valid from 00:00 on the day I selected until 5:00 the following day.
  This schedule seems more like a “saver day pass.” I’d like to know if I have to use the exact time I selected or if I can change it within that window.

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  yonhey

  Published: 30.12.2025 17:44

  A ticket is basically a receipt that you have paid. In this case you have paid for "one trip from Bern to Geneva, to be undertaken between 00:00 on the day you bought it for till 6:00 the day after. So you are not limited to the train you selected during the booking. That is how trains are supposed to work.
  So you can just go to the Bern station and hop on any train to Geneva on that day.

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• yonhey

  Published: 22.12.2025 08:35

  Should I travel to Jungfrau using the website or with SBB?

  I see that I can book the journeys between Interlaken and Jungfraujoch through either the Jungfrau website or the SBB website, which I assume will be the same price. Is it better to book through one of them?
  In any case, since the best option for me is to use the “Swiss half fare card,” should I first buy this fare on the SBB website and then apply it to the Jungfrau trip bookings, regardless of the platform I use? Is that correct?
  I’m planning a trip in February. I’ve read that it’s recommended not to book Jungfrau in advance due to the weather. Would it be the same to buy the “Swiss half fare card” beforehand and then book the transport to Jungfrau once I’m there? Could I encounter occupancy issues in February? Are tickets not refundable? I have many questions, thank you.

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  yonhey

  Published: 22.12.2025 10:41

  You do not need to have the Half Fare Card in possession to purchase tickets with half fare discount. You only need to be able to show it during a ticket control, ie, on the train itself. So buying a ticket now, with discount, and then getting the HFC later is indeed possible. You can even buy the HFC here at the station. However I would not book the Jungfrau trip in advance. Just buy it here. The trains have enough capacity. You may, depending on your other plans, want to look in to local passes like the Jungfrau Travel Pass.

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