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The Saver Day Pass is available at dynamic prices up to 6 months in advance. The earlier you book, the cheaper you travel. With this pass, you can travel throughout Switzerland without restrictions and use all means of public transport.
Saver Day Pass SBB - starting at 29 CHF
Activity provider: Schweizerische Bundesbahnen SBBThe Saver Day Pass is available at dynamic prices up to 6 months in advance. The earlier you book, the cheaper you travel. With this pass, you can travel throughout Switzerland without restrictions and use all means of public transport.
Mobile ticket accepted
Use your phone or print out the voucher
Meeting point
All public transport stops across Switzerland
Discount
Halbtax | Swiss Half Fare Card
from CHF 29
High demand
from CHF 29
High demand
- Includes
- Highlights
- SBB Saver Day Pass
- Saver Day Pass for 29 francs
- Is the Swiss Half Fare Card worth it in combination with the Saver Day Pass?
- Saver Day Pass or Swiss Travel Pass?
- What is the "Municipal Saver Day Pass"?
- Swiss Activities Tip
- Where in the Jungfrau Region is the Saver Day Pass valid?
- Important Information
- Meeting Points
- Non-cancellable
Includes
Free travel on public transport in Switzerland throughout the GA area on your chosen day
Valid until 5:00 am the following day
Discounts on RailAway offers
Valid in combination with Junior Card and children's travel pass
Valid on the Rigi and on the Stanserhorn
No discount on mountain railroads if you do not have a Half-Fare Card (except Rigi and Stanserhorn)
Highlights
- Plan your trip early and buy the SBB Saver Day Pass for 29 francs (in combination with a Swiss Half Fare Card)
- Unlimited travel by public transport throughout Switzerland
- Buy your SBB Saver Day Pass up to 6 months in advance
- Move freely throughout the GA area
- Valid also on the ship or on the panorama train
- Take the cable car to the Rigi or to the Stanserhorn
- Available with or without Half-Fare Card (also for foreign guests)
SBB Saver Day Pass
With the SBB Saver Day Pass, you benefit from attractive discounts if you plan early. You can buy these allotted tickets up to 6 months in advance. They are valid on the selected day on the entire Swiss public transport network (GA area).
So during one day, until 5:00 am the following day, you travel freely throughout the country by boat, bus, streetcar, Postauto and train. Here are some ideas for which you can use the SBB Saver Day Pass:
- Excursion by train to one or more cities including use of local transport in the city such as bus, streetcar and Postbus.
- Trip by boat across Lake Thun or Lake Brienz.
- Trip by boat from Solothurn to Biel or across Lake Biel.
- Travel with the Glacier Express (or all other panorama trains) through Switzerland. Note that in some cases a mandatory seat reservation must be purchased.
- Trip to the Rigi or Stanserhorn. These two mountain railroads accept the SBB Saver Day Pass, but are an exception.
- Plan a day trip to the sunny Riviera of Ticino and enjoy a delicious ice cream.
- Take the train to the Swiss National Park, spend the day hiking and take the Postauto back to the train station.
Saver Day Pass for 29 francs
Good news: You can get the Saver Day Pass for 29 CHF if you plan ahead. The Saver Day Passes are subject to a quota and can be booked 6 months in advance. As soon as the lowest price for a day is sold out, the next cheapest price becomes available. So it pays off to book early.
The prices from which the Saver Day Pass is available are as follows:
- With Swiss Half Fare Card: from 29 CHF in 2nd class.
- Without Swiss Half Fare Card: from 52 CHF in 2nd class
- With Swiss Half Fare Card: from 49 CHF in 1st class
- Without Swiss Half Fare Card: from 88 CHF in 1st class
Is the Swiss Half Fare Card worth it in combination with the Saver Day Pass?
We only recommend buying the Swiss Half Fare Card if you buy at least six Saver Day Passes or plan to buy connecting tickets for mountain railways more often. Otherwise, the price difference between the Saver Day Pass with or without Swiss Half Fare Card will not be relevant.
However, if you plan to use mountain railways, buying a Swiss Half Fare Card will pay off very quickly. Especially if you want to visit the Jungfraujoch it pays off to buy a Swiss Half Fare Card in combination with the SBB Saver Day Pass.
Saver Day Pass or Swiss Travel Pass?
The SBB Saver Day Pass can be a substitute for the Swiss Travel Pass. Even if you don't have a Swiss Half Fare Card. The cheapest full-price day pass is 52 CHF and goes up to a maximum of 88 CHF.
The following table should help you to calculate up to which price a saver day ticket is cheaper than the Swiss Travel Pass (STP). We calculated with the prices in 2nd class without Swiss Half Fare Card. So if you find your required number of saver day tickets at an average price that is lower than the values in the table, it is not worth buying the Swiss Travel Pass.
| Number of days | STP (per day) | STP Flex (per day) |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | 77 CHF | 89 CHF |
| 4 | 70 CHF | 81 CHF |
| 6 | 60 CHF | 64 CHF |
| 8 | 48 CHF | 51 CHF |
| 15 | 28 CHF | 30 CHF |
So you see, the longer you are in Switzerland, the more worthwhile a Swiss Travel Pass is. However, if you want to use public transport between 3 and 6 days, buying SBB Saver Day Pass can be cheaper.
What is the "Municipal Saver Day Pass"?
The Municipal Saver Day Pass is available at all ticket counters in Swiss municipalities and cities. It is issued either as a mobile or paper ticket. The availability of day passes can be checked at spartageskarte-gemeinde.ch.
Unlike the previous municipal day passes, the place of residence no longer plays a role. You can obtain the Municipal Saver Day Pass from any municipality in Switzerland.
In principle, the Municipal Saver Day Pass works in the same way as the SBB Saver Day Pass:
- It is personalised and non-transferable.
- It is valid on the day booked until 5.00 a.m. on the following day.
- It is valid on the entire Swiss public transport network. Just like the SBB Saver Day Pass.
- It can be purchased 6 months to one day in advance.
- The earlier you book, the cheaper the prices. The 1st price level is available up to a maximum of ten days before the day of travel, the 2nd price level is available up to a maximum of one day before the day of travel.
| class and segment | price level 1 | price level 2 |
|---|---|---|
| 2nd class with Half-Fare travelcard | 39 CHF | 59 CHF |
| 2nd class without Half-Fare travelcard | 52 CHF | 88 CHF |
| 1st class with Half-Fare travelcard | 66 CHF | 99 CHF |
| 1st class without half-fare card | 88 CHF | 148 CHF |
Swiss Activities Tip
If you are travelling with children between the ages of 6 and 15.99, we recommend that you buy a Day Pass for Children. This costs CHF 19 and is cheaper than the Saver Day Pass.
Where in the Jungfrau Region is the Saver Day Pass valid?
This day pass does not entitle you to a discount on the mountain railways in Switzerland (except Stanserhorn and Rigi). This means that you cannot travel more cheaply on the following mountain railways around Interlaken: Harder Kulm, Schynige Platte, Jungfraujoch, Grindelwald First and Schilthorn.
However, you can use the day pass as far as Grindelwald, Lauterbrunnen, Mürren and Wengen and buy your ticket to the mountain summit from there.
Important Information
- Note that this ticket cannot be canceled or changed! Once you complete the booking, no modifications can be made. So, make sure to check that the travel date, birthday, and names of the travelers are correct before booking.
- This ticket is personal and non-transferable.
- Please check the schedule on the travel day through the SBB website or app.
Meeting Points
All public transport stops across Switzerland
Non-cancellable
Unfortunately we can't offer you a refund nor can we change or cancel your booking for this particular product due to our partners policy
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I had to cancel last minute because of an emergency but lost the money as it was neither reimbursable nor transferable. It felt like a sad SBB story with no flexibility and often unfriendly customer service.
Dear Peter, Thank you for your review and your feedback. I’m sorry to hear that you were unable to take the trip due to an emergency. If you were unable to travel due to illness, we have the possibility to request a refund from SBB. However, we would need a medical certificate (in case of illness) or another written confirmation stating your inability to travel. You are welcome to send this to us at [email protected]. Kind regards, Your Swiss Activities Team
Peter
2 days ago
What I really liked was being able to choose the destination and customise the daily schedule. I visited Domodossola.
Sylvia
12 days ago
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