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need some help
we need to travel from Zermatt to Stuttgart and the fares are really expensive, like Euro 270 for 2 adults and 2 kids aged 12 and 6.
is there a cheaper way? maybe by buying a swiss pass? or 1 day pass? and if i buy a 1 day pas, i will have to pay for reservation since i have large luggage?
thks in advance
Best answer by rvdborgt
View originali am not sure but when i checked they said that swiss family card is not complimentary, but at a price
Apparently the information in English is wrong. When I look at the text in German at SBB it says that the "Kinder- Mitfahrkarte" has a price of 30 CHF per child.
Sorry for giving wrong information, but I thought that the texts in English that I read were correct.
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Children under 16 travel for free in Switzerland with a Swiss Family Card.
Children under 15 travel for free in Germany.
When will you be travelling?
i am not sure but when i checked they said that swiss family card is not complimentary, but at a price
sorry mine selection is for 2 persons
is it cheaper to use the Baden Württemberg ticket as suggested by
In that case, do the calculations yourself. On the DB website, compare the price for Visp-Stuttgart to the price Visp-Singen plus 1 BW-Ticket for 2 persons (31€, the children travel for free).
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sorry mine selection is for 2 persons
is it cheaper to use the Baden Württemberg ticket as suggested by
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i am wondering why for the same train it shows 139euro in my system?
can i check whats the link to book the Superspar Preis Europa
The IC2386 for 139€ is the same train like RE87 for 71,80€. This is because this IC train is possible to use also with local train tickets, so it has two train numbers one as IC and one as RE. But it is the same train.
Are those prices for 2 persons? In that case you have the price there with 71.80 EUR for the 3rd train.
I get the 35.90 EUR per adult at bahn.com as well. Are you sure that you are checking the price for the correct date, the 11th of December?
I checked in the DB app. What price do you get if you check there?
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i am wondering why for the same train it shows 139euro in my system?
can i check whats the link to book the Superspar Preis Europa
i managed to find Zermatt to Visp at CHF35, then Visp to Stuttgart via Zurich at Euro139
seems like this is the cheapest?
No, if you book a Superspar Preis Europa at bahn.com for the train leaving Visp 11.27 the cost Visp - Stuttgart is 35.90 EUR per adult if you travel via Bern. Children are free.
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i managed to find Zermatt to Visp at CHF35, then Visp to Stuttgart via Zurich at Euro139
seems like this is the cheapest?
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Hi hi,
can you advice if i am thinking of travelling from Zermatt to Visp, then Visp to Stuttgart via any route that is the cheapest on 11th Dec 2022, i can use the Baden Wurttemberg from which station?
As Zermatt is and has never ever been served by SBB it seems very unlikely this ticket-outlet is by SBB-it will be by (former) BVZ, now…
Tan should have clearly noted how s/he wants to reach Z-as train is the only way to get there. Combo of the 2 trips should give much more & cheaper ways to do.
For the trip In DE=Germany, (and it will be after 9.00 mo-fr anyway): the Baden Württemberg ticket is best-for 2 adults, covers ALL transit in this whole province, from Singen/Hoh. Can buy online or at the DB-machine there (or in fact any DB-machine anywhere). FROM Singen can also use the EC trains on the scenic line, from Basel Bad NOT in the faster ICE-via Karlsruhe-this will hence take much longer on this ticket on RE-trains, more changes too.
I assume St will also not be the very last stop for them-so also present your further travel plans for better total advice.
There is an SBB ticket office at Zermatt so you should be able to get your Swiss Family Cards there.
https://www.sbb.ch/en/station-services/at-the-station/railway-stations/station.1689.zermatt.html
I'm not sure that you can get the Swiss Family Card in Zermatt but you must pass bigger Railway station in order to get to Zermatt so I'm sure that it will work out for you.
any idea where i can collect the swiss family card? Is there a way to use it on point to point fares ONLINE? e.g. from Zermatt to Visp?
You collect it at a Swiss Railway Station. You just don't buy a ticket for the children so you don't need to add it online.
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Children under 16 travel for free in Switzerland with a Swiss Family Card.
Children under 15 travel for free in Germany.
When will you be travelling?
any idea where i can collect the swiss family card? Is there a way to use it on point to point fares ONLINE? e.g. from Zermatt to Visp?
As I can see you should get a German ticket from Basel Bad.
That depends on the route. Via Singen or Basel takes approximately the same time. For the route via Singen, Swiss tickets are valid until Schaffhausen.
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sorry what do you mean? i dont quite understand why from Basel Bad?
As I can see you should get a German ticket from Basel Bad.
the saver day pass should allow my travel from Zermatt main station to Singen (german town border swiss) and kids travel free?
and the part from singen to stuttgart i can buy separately on bahn.com?
not sure if this works?
Yes, that should work fine.
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the saver day pass should allow my travel from Zermatt main station to Singen (german town border swiss) and kids travel free?
and the part from singen to stuttgart i can buy separately on bahn.com?
not sure if this works?
so maybe it makes sense to get for 2 adults i.e. 140 CHF and then buy a separate ticket from Singen to Stuttgart?
Possibly.
Also compare that to splitting at Visp: Zermatt-Visp at sbb.ch and Visp-Stuttgart from DB. DB can't issue through tickets to/from Zermatt anymore but I noticed DB does not split tickets at the most favourable places (e.g. in Zurich).
Also compare routes via Stuttgart and via Basel. I'd expect via Stuttgart to be cheaper, but you need to force that route to see all possibilities.
so maybe it makes sense to get for 2 adults i.e. 140 CHF and then buy a separate ticket from Singen to Stuttgart?
That might be true. You need to check from where you need to buy a ticket for the German part of the travel. I guess that
But you won't go by train to Zermatt then?
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so maybe it makes sense to get for 2 adults i.e. 140 CHF and then buy a separate ticket from Singen to Stuttgart?
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