Good point 😊 you just carry it with you. There are staff that check the ticket on the train. If you dont have one you get a fine. No need to validate your ticket or put it in a slot, no need to enter the bus on the first door. On commuter trains, buses and trams checks are random, but often. On bigger trains you get checked almost every ride. Hope this helps!
Hi sir, I'm from Indonesia, if i already buy all in one swiss travel pass via application SBB Swiss, it's I've already get that travel pass, that means i can travelling around Swiss with that travel pass without purchasing ticket in every train station/bus station? Btw the city/village that i want to visit are Zurich, wengen and murren. Is there any cheaper suggestions for the transportation sir? Thanks before
yes, if you have the pass you can travel without getting a ticket each time. some cable cars to go up mountains need an extra ticket. i think you will be fine with the pass, enjoy!
Hello, How much is a round trip by bus in zurich (from Zurich HB to Kilchberg zh, and back). I have looked up a tons of websites but still can't find this. Would you say it be worth just getting a one way ticket online, x 2?
Check the sbb website or you can buy the tickets machine or ticket counter at HB. Return in your case means the ticket is valid til end of day and it will be around CHF 10 or a bit more.
I would get normal tickets or it could be they have local passes! You can check at Geneva train station at the counter for more details. Sometimes there are passes for city+suburb.
Thank you for this detailed video! Do you recommend sitting on one of the panoramic trains or travel by local trains along the same route? Can we drop on and off the panoramic trains? We would like to be able to drop off at some point to enjoy the sights a bit more.. Would it be too much of a hassle to DIY a train route since we have to buy tickets individually?
Also, are the prices for bus/train rides more expensive if you do not book in advance and book at these machines? Thank you for your help! Hope to see you around Lucerne!!
Hey the panoramic trains run on the same route network (except Jungfraubahn). However if you take the regular train you might need to change here and there. Also the panoramic trains have special carts with extra large windows which is needed to look at the mointains. In a regular train only the window seats get good a view. The ticket is basically the same as for a regular train, but you need a mandatory seat reservation, which you can book online. The panoramic trains only run 1-3 times a day so hop on and off is difficult but maybe you can reserve segments only. Please check that on the website. Also there you can book a lunch for example. Although I have not been on a panoramic route yet, this is one thing I am really looking forward to and definitely plan on doing soon! So yes, it sounds absolutely fantastic!
Some Daize yes they are regular fares. Also the saver fares only apply to trains and you need to book them from train station to train station in the SBB app. If you book a journey that includes buses as well, you will not see a discount. Hope this helps! Let me know in insta or fb and I see what we can do! Take care ☺️
Ahh I see! Thank you for your response. We have very limited days in Switzerland, Im not sure if there’s enough time for the train ride. 🥺 I’ve dropped you a message on Instagram! 😄 Thank you so much for your help!
Correct! The Swiss Travel Pass gives you comfort and ease, but depending on your itinerary you will overpay a lot. This matters if you are on a budget. If not, then enjoy the peace of mind ;-)
Hi, I am completely confused when using this diabolical machine. Can I use the singe ticket valid for one hour for multiple rides inside the city or do I need to buy a new ticket every time I take the buss/tram/train?
You can ride as long as you want within the hour. But if you get a Kurzstrecke (short distance) you only travel like 5 or six stops. For this they print the station name on the ticket to make a radius. Its confusing, but i hope this helps
@@SwitzerlandInsider It almost makes sense! I landed in Zurich one week ago and all I can think of is I really wish they had a monthly pass that would cover all bus trains and trams which would not need to have your phone with you all the time or to loose time buying tickets all the time, so much paper waisted :( Thank you very much for your answer! Take care!
is there any restrictions to the size/wieght of my bagpack if I am using a bus? To go from the Airport to the center of the city for example. And I complain about the train been expensive here jesus.
I think you should be fine as long as you can carry it yourself! In the buses there is a middle section without seats where there is space for you to place it. Postbuses that go up to mountain villages have a hold where you can place it. If you transport a bicycle or a dog you need to buy an special ticket for it, but not for luggage.
Greetings friend, what is the most common type of pass locals use when they go to work on a regular basis by public transport? Is there a monthly pass for just a city ? Or you guys just use the Swiss pass that lets you use most transportation in the country?
i dont know 100% , but i assume it doesnt... given the fact there is such a weird thing as a ticket for the dog, why would it be included in a monthly subscription ;-)
You are amazing, im going in august try to buy tickets today but it seems too early. Can i buy half fare ticket in airport ? Is it works from zurich to lucerne half fare? Also half fair does it work on boat thun?
Hi there! What do you recommend when visiting Morges for just a day? I'll be arriving from Paris to Geneva but my plan destination is Morges. Is taking the bus convenient? Thanks
Thank you Very much!!! Been here for 2 months but Never tried to travel with a bus..now I know. Your video helps a lot.Thank you again!!!
This makes me happy! 😄 enjoy your busbrides! In the mountains you get the yellow post buses you can use as well and it‘s like sightseeing sometimes 😊
Atau sebutan nya mata uang bitcoin.
Why no body explain after we got the ticket. what do we do with ticket then ?
Good point 😊 you just carry it with you. There are staff that check the ticket on the train. If you dont have one you get a fine. No need to validate your ticket or put it in a slot, no need to enter the bus on the first door. On commuter trains, buses and trams checks are random, but often. On bigger trains you get checked almost every ride. Hope this helps!
2:22 If I only have cash, do bus ticket machines accept cash notes like CHF 10 or 20?
Hi sir, I'm from Indonesia, if i already buy all in one swiss travel pass via application SBB Swiss, it's I've already get that travel pass, that means i can travelling around Swiss with that travel pass without purchasing ticket in every train station/bus station? Btw the city/village that i want to visit are Zurich, wengen and murren. Is there any cheaper suggestions for the transportation sir? Thanks before
yes, if you have the pass you can travel without getting a ticket each time. some cable cars to go up mountains need an extra ticket. i think you will be fine with the pass, enjoy!
Dinegara Indonesia mata uang nya rupiah ( IDR) Zurich ada dua yaitu eoro dan cripto.
Great...
Mata uang cripto( binance, fintek) asal dari Zurich juga.
Hello, How much is a round trip by bus in zurich (from Zurich HB to Kilchberg zh, and back). I have looked up a tons of websites but still can't find this. Would you say it be worth just getting a one way ticket online, x 2?
Check the sbb website or you can buy the tickets machine or ticket counter at HB. Return in your case means the ticket is valid til end of day and it will be around CHF 10 or a bit more.
@@SwitzerlandInsider Thank you, your comment was very helpful.
Hi there I am going to Zurich soon for 3 days. Would the cheapest option be to buy day passes each day?
If you only stay in the center yes. Check out the Zurich Card, there you get to ride the boat and get some discount on others things!
@@SwitzerlandInsider thank you so much
HELP ME what do I get im only going to geneva for 3 days and only travelling around the local area please!!
I would get normal tickets or it could be they have local passes! You can check at Geneva train station at the counter for more details. Sometimes there are passes for city+suburb.
Thank you for this detailed video! Do you recommend sitting on one of the panoramic trains or travel by local trains along the same route? Can we drop on and off the panoramic trains? We would like to be able to drop off at some point to enjoy the sights a bit more.. Would it be too much of a hassle to DIY a train route since we have to buy tickets individually?
Also, are the prices for bus/train rides more expensive if you do not book in advance and book at these machines? Thank you for your help! Hope to see you around Lucerne!!
Hey the panoramic trains run on the same route network (except Jungfraubahn). However if you take the regular train you might need to change here and there. Also the panoramic trains have special carts with extra large windows which is needed to look at the mointains. In a regular train only the window seats get good a view.
The ticket is basically the same as for a regular train, but you need a mandatory seat reservation, which you can book online. The panoramic trains only run 1-3 times a day so hop on and off is difficult but maybe you can reserve segments only. Please check that on the website. Also there you can book a lunch for example. Although I have not been on a panoramic route yet, this is one thing I am really looking forward to and definitely plan on doing soon! So yes, it sounds absolutely fantastic!
Some Daize yes they are regular fares. Also the saver fares only apply to trains and you need to book them from train station to train station in the SBB app. If you book a journey that includes buses as well, you will not see a discount. Hope this helps! Let me know in insta or fb and I see what we can do! Take care ☺️
Ahh I see! Thank you for your response. We have very limited days in Switzerland, Im not sure if there’s enough time for the train ride. 🥺 I’ve dropped you a message on Instagram! 😄 Thank you so much for your help!
@@somedaize8938 merci😍😍😍 this video helped me
Do you have to validate the ticket inside the bus or tram? Thanks
If you buy it from the machine, they will print a time on it
@@SwitzerlandInsider Thanks!
Dankä
What about the Swiss Travel Pass? If I have one, I don't have to worry about this, right?
Correct! The Swiss Travel Pass gives you comfort and ease, but depending on your itinerary you will overpay a lot. This matters if you are on a budget. If not, then enjoy the peace of mind ;-)
Nice 👍
hello, is the blue kiosk (local) vs red kiosk (trains)?
Now that you ask, yes(ish). I think you can find the red kiosks at train stations, the menu is almost identical though
Hello!! Could you please tell me if I can pay with euros or only with CHF? Sorry if it's a stupid question.. 😊
that's a good question that i dont know the answer to. but you can pay with credit card in most machines.
@@SwitzerlandInsiderDoes it accept a forex card?!
Здравейте уважаеми колеги нали разбирате какво значи това да го кажа ли
How to validate the ticket?
If you buy it from the machine it has date and time printed on it
@@SwitzerlandInsider thank you so much
How to take a return ticket
There is a button with two arrows, one going in each direction. Thanks for asking!
nice video sir really
Hi, I am completely confused when using this diabolical machine. Can I use the singe ticket valid for one hour for multiple rides inside the city or do I need to buy a new ticket every time I take the buss/tram/train?
You can ride as long as you want within the hour. But if you get a Kurzstrecke (short distance) you only travel like 5 or six stops. For this they print the station name on the ticket to make a radius. Its confusing, but i hope this helps
@@SwitzerlandInsider It almost makes sense! I landed in Zurich one week ago and all I can think of is I really wish they had a monthly pass that would cover all bus trains and trams which would not need to have your phone with you all the time or to loose time buying tickets all the time, so much paper waisted :( Thank you very much for your answer! Take care!
Really help alot
is there any restrictions to the size/wieght of my bagpack if I am using a bus? To go from the Airport to the center of the city for example.
And I complain about the train been expensive here jesus.
I think you should be fine as long as you can carry it yourself! In the buses there is a middle section without seats where there is space for you to place it. Postbuses that go up to mountain villages have a hold where you can place it. If you transport a bicycle or a dog you need to buy an special ticket for it, but not for luggage.
Greetings friend, what is the most common type of pass locals use when they go to work on a regular basis by public transport? Is there a monthly pass for just a city ? Or you guys just use the Swiss pass that lets you use most transportation in the country?
There is a Swiss Pass for residents or local passes
One more question, do you know if the annual abonnment “SwissPass card” covers bikes, trotinettes, dogs?
i dont know 100% , but i assume it doesnt... given the fact there is such a weird thing as a ticket for the dog, why would it be included in a monthly subscription ;-)
how about swiss saver day pass and half fare travelcard? is it more cheaper for tourist then a single ticket purchasing?
It can be but you need to travel longer distances for it to work out!
You are amazing, im going in august try to buy tickets today but it seems too early. Can i buy half fare ticket in airport ? Is it works from zurich to lucerne half fare? Also half fair does it work on boat thun?
you should be able to buy the half fare card from ticket counters. then you can purchase half fare tickets for boats as well.
Thanks for the video. Just one question, do you know if it is necessary to pay half fee for Trotinette?
i think you can take the trottinett if it's not too big
Very useful thanks.
Hi there! What do you recommend when visiting Morges for just a day? I'll be arriving from Paris to Geneva but my plan destination is Morges. Is taking the bus convenient? Thanks
You can take a train fro geneva airport to morges if you like! Also lausanne and montreux are close and worth a visit
@@SwitzerlandInsider That's very helpful. Thank you