Dear community, I hope you can clarify the following for me: I have: - a 24H Local network ticket for Rapperswil-Jona - a Z-Pass Schwyz/Zug-ZVV Day Pass, zones 153, 181, 679, 680 I want to travel from Jona to Einsiedeln. Am I covered by these tickets? Looking at the map, all these zones are next to each other, but the local network thing is confusing... does it also cover zone 180 or not? Thank you!

@"bftanase"#p117189 Should you not get a definitive answer here, I'd suggest to ask the ZVV customer service (freecall) who should know. It would be cool if you could confirm the outcome below, so someone else with the same question in the future might find it via search engines. My personal gut feeling guess would be no, as by travelling to Einsiedeln you're leaving that "local zone" which is defined by a => [list of local stations](https://www.zvv.ch/content/dam/zvv/publikationen/verzeichnisse/lokalnetz-zonen.pdf) you are allowed to travel between. In other words, that short stretch between the last of those local Rapperswil-Jona stations and the zone 180/181 border (e.g. Hurden) is probably not covered by the local zone ticket, as opposed to a regular zone 180 ticket covering the entire zone. But what do I know.

Combining Local Network 24h ticket + multi zone daypass

bftanase

Dear community,

I hope you can clarify the following for me:

I have:

a 24H Local network ticket for Rapperswil-Jona
a Z-Pass Schwyz/Zug-ZVV Day Pass, zones 153, 181, 679, 680

I want to travel from Jona to Einsiedeln. Am I covered by these tickets?
Looking at the map, all these zones are next to each other, but the local network thing is confusing… does it also cover zone 180 or not?

Thank you!

RedBaron

bftanase
Should you not get a definitive answer here, I’d suggest to ask the ZVV customer service (freecall) who should know. It would be cool if you could confirm the outcome below, so someone else with the same question in the future might find it via search engines.

My personal gut feeling guess would be no, as by travelling to Einsiedeln you’re leaving that “local zone” which is defined by a => list of local stations you are allowed to travel between. In other words, that short stretch between the last of those local Rapperswil-Jona stations and the zone 180/181 border (e.g. Hurden) is probably not covered by the local zone ticket, as opposed to a regular zone 180 ticket covering the entire zone. But what do I know.