Can someone guide me regarding the Saver Day Pass. 1. Does it include all train travels within Switzerland, including Zurich to MT. Titlas and Zurich to Rhinefalls? 2. Are we required to by half fare pass? 3. If I have Saver Day Pass do i need to buy train tickets separately or directly use my pass? Do i have to buy 'Full price without Half fare card' for my travel??

Hello @"MJAIN"#p84852 1. No, it does not include any public transport. With a few excecptions (Mt. Rigi, Mt. Stanserhorn, Mt. Rochers-de-Naye, Klewenalp, Stoos), it is not valid for mountain excursions. You can find the validity map here. 2. A Half Fare Pass does not exist. There is the (Swiss) Half Fare Card, though. No, you are not required to have it in order to use the Saver Day Pass, but the (Swiss) Half Fare Card makes totally sense if you plan to visit mountain tops by public transportation. The (Swiss) Half Fare Card grants 50% off on mountain excursions, also for mountain visits where the Saver Day Pass is not valid. 3. Yes, for journeys which are not covered by the Saver Day Pass. 4. Yes, if you do not have the (Swiss) Half Fare Card in addition. For the validity map, see section 'Downloads' on this page: https://www.sbb.ch/en/tickets-offers/tickets/day-passes/saver-day-pass.html The Saver Day Pass is valid on red / blue / yellow solid and dashed lines, yet not on dotted or grey lines. Kind regards Roland

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MJAIN

Can someone guide me regarding the Saver Day Pass.

Does it include all train travels within Switzerland, including Zurich to MT. Titlas and Zurich to Rhinefalls?
Are we required to by half fare pass?
If I have Saver Day Pass do i need to buy train tickets separately or directly use my pass?

Do i have to buy ‘Full price without Half fare card’ for my travel??

RolandP

Hello MJAIN

No, it does not include any public transport. With a few excecptions (Mt. Rigi, Mt. Stanserhorn, Mt. Rochers-de-Naye, Klewenalp, Stoos), it is not valid for mountain excursions. You can find the validity map here.
A Half Fare Pass does not exist. There is the (Swiss) Half Fare Card, though. No, you are not required to have it in order to use the Saver Day Pass, but the (Swiss) Half Fare Card makes totally sense if you plan to visit mountain tops by public transportation. The (Swiss) Half Fare Card grants 50% off on mountain excursions, also for mountain visits where the Saver Day Pass is not valid.
Yes, for journeys which are not covered by the Saver Day Pass.
Yes, if you do not have the (Swiss) Half Fare Card in addition.

For the validity map, see section ‘Downloads’ on this page: https://www.sbb.ch/en/tickets-offers/tickets/day-passes/saver-day-pass.html
The Saver Day Pass is valid on red / blue / yellow solid and dashed lines, yet not on dotted or grey lines.

Kind regards
Roland