Hello. I will be traveling to Switzerland soon. I have some questions to ask as I prepare for my trip. My family consists of 2 adults, 1 12-year-old child, and 1 11-year-old child. 1. The 2 adults will be using the "super saver ticket". 2. Can the 2 children receive a "junior karte" card? 3. Can it be issued at the "spiez" station? 4. If not, can it be issued at the "Interlaken Ost" station? thank you.

Yes, I see. Thank you for your reply. Our schedule is as follows. Day1. Venice Santa Lucia → Milan Centrale → [Spiez → INTERLAKEN OST] - trenitalia / [super saver ticket] / In Spiez, children are issued a junior karte Day2. INTERLAKEN OST → Jungfraujoch → INTERLAKEN OST - adult : Jungfrau VIP Pass / junior : junior karte Day3. [INTERLAKEN OST → basel sbb] → paris - adult : [super saver ticket] / junior : junior karte I am planning to proceed with the above schedule, but when I compared the cost up to the Jungfraujoch schedule, I thought the super saver ticket would be the best. I will refer to the half-price card information you provided to confirm the amount. Thank you.

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Lloodisso57

Hello.
I will be traveling to Switzerland soon.
I have some questions to ask as I prepare for my trip.
My family consists of 2 adults, 1 12-year-old child, and 1 11-year-old child.

The 2 adults will be using the “super saver ticket”.
Can the 2 children receive a “junior karte” card?
Can it be issued at the “spiez” station?
If not, can it be issued at the “Interlaken Ost” station?

thank you.

RolandP

Hello Lloodisso57

I second @Krist ’s advice.

For sightseeing, a Supersaver ticket barely makes sense. They are fine if you want to travel from A to B (e.g. from your destination to the airport) while you are OK that they come with a fixed schedule, and you are certain that you can meet that schedule.

If you are staying in the Bernese Oberland, check for the Bernese Oberland Pass which is really a bargain in particular when being combined with the Swiss Half Fare Card.

Definitely check the Swiss Half Fare Card offer, it comes with the complimentary Swiss Family Card.

https://www.sbb.ch/en/tickets-offers/travelcards/half-fare-travelcard.html

https://www.sbb.ch/en/tickets-offers/tickets/guests-abroad/swiss-family-card.html

Kind regards,
Roland

Krist

Yes, you can get the Junior Card at any manned station ticket counter.
But how are you getting to Spiez? It appears that you will be doing more train travel. With the Half Fare Card you would have gotten the Family Card for free, and would not have needed the Junior card.

Lloodisso57

Yes, I see.
Thank you for your reply.
Our schedule is as follows.

Day1. Venice Santa Lucia → Milan Centrale → [Spiez → INTERLAKEN OST]

trenitalia / [super saver ticket] / In Spiez, children are issued a junior karte

Day2. INTERLAKEN OST → Jungfraujoch → INTERLAKEN OST

adult : Jungfrau VIP Pass / junior : junior karte

Day3. [INTERLAKEN OST → basel sbb] → paris

adult : [super saver ticket] / junior : junior karte

I am planning to proceed with the above schedule, but when I compared the cost up to the Jungfraujoch schedule, I thought the super saver ticket would be the best.

I will refer to the half-price card information you provided to confirm the amount. Thank you.