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  • Upgrade Saver Day Pass

    Hello everyone, This afternoon I bought Saver Day Pass for my roundtrip by using the Bernina Express Train because yesterday a few people answered my question regarding if I could upgrade my Saver Day Pass to 1st class but only for my St.Moritz-Tirano leg (because my Tirano-St. Moritz route is 2nd class) Unfortunately, I didn’t find the option to upgrade my Saver Day Pass for my 1st class route so I’m kinda confused how should I upgrade only for my return journey ticket to Tirano? I just need it for my return journey. or is it possible if I upgrade on last minute on the D-day after I ride to St.Moritz in the Morning? Thank you.

  • Advice for overall cheapest tickets for 3 journeys.

    Hello everyone, I’ll be visiting Switzerland on a months time with my family, and I need some advice on which tickets I should get, since we have decided to travel around by train instead of leasing a car. We have plans for the following three journeys:
    Basel EuroAirport, Ankunft to St-Ursanne
    Single journey Basel, Bahnhof SBB,Delémont. Fri, 07.08.2026 dep 16:37 St-Ursanne to Locarno
    Single journey Delémont,Basel SBB,Bellinzona. Sun, 09.08.2026 dep 9:50 (with the plans to go to Spruga afterwards with the bus, just haven’t decided whether we will take a couple of hours in Locarno first) Spruga to Milano Centrale
    via Locarno, Lugano. Sa, 15.08.2026. Departure: 08:24 I can’t figure out whether it is worth it to buy the “halfprice”-card for me and my wife or not. All help is appreciated. 🙂 Best,
    Oliver.

  • I asked for the stroller space with my child present and got no help

    Hello, I am writing about the stroller and priority space on your trains, based on what happened to me today and what happens regularly. On 26 June 2026, on the Lausanne to Zurich train departing at 10:17, I boarded with my young child and our stroller. The designated stroller and priority space was occupied by passengers with no pram and no small children. The signage is clearly there. They ignored it. I asked them directly to free the space. They still did not move. And no staff member was able to help, because the family and stroller carriage is at the far end of the train, so the controller reaches it last, sometimes not before my stop. This is the core problem. The space is already marked, but the marking is not respected and there is no check to enforce it. The passengers who most need this space are also the ones staff get to slowest. So even when I do everything right, board with a pram, point to the sign, ask politely, stand there with my child, nothing changes. I would like to ask CFF to make enforcement real. Have staff check the family and stroller carriage early in the journey rather than last, and when a family with a pram boards, ensure the marked space is actually freed. A short visit by the controller at the start of each trip, to the carriage that needs it most, would make a real difference. A sign that no one enforces is not protecting anyone. Thank you for looking into this. I would appreciate a reply. Kind regards,
    D L

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