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title: "Ticket to Ride: India + Switzerland"
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# Unique 1911 British Raj era & Swiss tunnels 2-4 players, strategic railway building Dual-sided maps: India & Switzerland Ticket to Ride: India + Switzerland

**Brand:** days of wonder
**Price:** € 92.76
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## Summary

> 🌍 Ride the rails from the colorful chaos of India to the alpine charm of Switzerland — don’t miss the journey!

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- **What is this?** Ticket to Ride: India + Switzerland by days of wonder
- **How much does it cost?** € 92.76 with free shipping
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## Key Features

- • **Perfect for Social Game Nights:** Supports 2-4 players, balancing competitive and cooperative play for memorable group experiences.
- • **Explore Two Iconic Destinations:** Double-sided board featuring vibrant India and scenic Switzerland maps for varied gameplay.
- • **Strategic Depth with New Mechanics:** India introduces ferry routes and Grand Tour bonuses; Switzerland adds tunnels and multi-country destination tickets.
- • **Expand Your Ticket to Ride Universe:** Seamlessly integrates with the base game, adding fresh challenges and replayability.
- • **Award-Winning Design & Replayability:** Highly rated expansion with unique geography and historical themes that keep every game thrilling.

## Overview

Ticket to Ride: India + Switzerland is a premium expansion featuring a double-sided board with two distinct maps: the bustling, historic 1911 British Raj India and the challenging, scenic Switzerland designed for 2-3 players. It introduces new gameplay mechanics like ferry routes, tunnels, and multi-country destination tickets, enriching the classic Ticket to Ride experience. Suitable for 2-4 players, this expansion requires the base game and offers fresh strategic depth and social fun, making it a must-have for fans seeking variety and immersive global adventures.

## Description

Product Description Embark on a tour of Ian Vincent’s India and discover one of the most densely populated and colorful countries of the world. The year is 1911, and the world is changing fast in the British Raj. Will you complete your Grand Tour in time, or lose to more cunning—or simply better connect- ed—opponents? Also includes Alan R. Moon’s terrific map of Switzerland, specifically designed for 2 and 3 players and made famous by Ticket to Ride Online! Discover Switzerland’s challenging geography with its verdant valleys and mountain passes, as well as the charm of its neighboring countries. From the Manufacturer Embark on a tour of one of the most densely populated and colorful countries of the world with Ticket to Ride India in Volume 2 of the Ticket to Ride Map Collection. The year is 1911, and the world is changing fast in the British Raj. Will you complete your Grand Tour in time, or lose to more cunning – or simply better connected – opponents? This new map features unique Grand Tour of India bonuses, points awarded for routes with 2 different paths between Destination cities. This volume also includes Alan R. Moon's terrific map of Switzerland, specifically designed for 2 and 3 players. Discover Switzerland's challenging geography with its verdant valleys and mountain passes, as well as the charm of its neighboring countries. Ticket to Ride India - Map Collection Volume 2 includes a double-sided board map of India, backed with Switzerland, plus Destination Tickets and Rules booklet for each map.

Review: Legendary Asia is Great - Fans of Ticket to Ride USA will definitely enjoy this expansion! You get a two-sided board with two different options of play; one is team play and the other is not. I actually really enjoy the 2-5 player side of this board. Many people seem to favour the team play, but I find the 2-5 player side is one of the best maps of Ticket to Ride. All players get the option of a long ticket, and all other tickets are close in value. This makes for a much closer and tense game. As much as I love the original TTR, sometimes there can be big gaps in player scores and this doesn't happen in the Asian TTR nearly as much. I also enjoy the introduction of tunnels. I won't explain how they work since others have done that, but the tunnels make for a shorter game since everyone is discarding trains. People can also build on tunnels strategically and trash trains to end the game so opponents don't finish their tickets. Overall the Legendary Asia map is done very well and is highly enjoyable. The team map is also fun, but I've noticed some people don't like it too much. Playing with a partner and not communicating plans can be very stressful and some just don't fancy that type of play. In one game, my partner had used all of her trains early and I still had trains left and we lost because the opposing team got two turns for every one I took. This was frustrating. Adding a 6th player is nice though, and I've had pleasant experiences with this variant as well. The components are ok. The cards are flimsy and could have been much better. I really like the cardholders this expansion gives you and I almost always use them in other TTR games. I'm happy to have bought this expansion and recommend it to lovers of TTR.
Review: Our Favorite Expansion for Ticket To Ride... Some Great Additions and Lots of Bang for your Buck - Note: A copy of a base TTR game is needed to play this expansion (it comes with destination tickets and maps, but not the train cards or trains). My fiancé and I like to play games that rely at least a little on luck and aren't too complex (for her), but that also involve some strategy and complexity (for me). We usually play two-player, and we play TTR USA with the 1912 expansion at least a few times a month. So, we decided to give a couple of the expansions a try, and Switzerland and India seemed like it had some nice additions to the game, plus a good amount of bang for the buck. We were not disappointed. This is a wonderful addition to Ticket to Ride. You get TWO maps / sets of destination tickets, and each map introduces a new way to play vs. the base Ticket to Ride USA game (i.e., Switzerland adds tunnels and India adds ferries). We found this to be a great way to introduce these new mechanics to the game (as opposed to adding both at once as TTR Europe and TTR Nordic Countries do). Another thing we loved is that TTR Switzerland added two new types of destination ticket: (1) For City-to-country tickets you have to connect the city in question to one of the four countries on the map. Each country is worth a different number of points, and you get the points for the highest scoring country connection completed (and if you don't connect to any country you lose the lowest points on the ticket). (2) For Country-to-country tickets you have to connect form the primary country to any of the other three countries. Again, each country is worth a different number of points, and you get the points for the highest scoring country you connect (and if don't connect to any country you lose the lowest points on the ticket). Finally, for TTR India they added a fun end game bonus for connecting two cities on a destination card using two different routes (the routs can intersect but not overlap or share any trains). These are not always easy to get, and the scoring is reasonable and not game breaking when you do get them. We have played TTR USA with the 1912 expansion, TTR Europe, TTR Nordic Countries, TTR Nederlands, and this one... I would pick up whatever TTR base set you like best (because the base set is still needed to play), and if you could only pick up one more expansion I would definitely recommend this one.

## Features

- GRAND TOUR OF INDIA: Embark on a captivating tour of Ian Vincent's India, one of the world's most densely populated and colorful countries.
- BRITISH RAJ ADVENTURE: Step into the year 1911 and navigate the changing world of the British Raj as you complete your Grand Tour.
- SWISS DELIGHT: Included in this set is Alan R. Moon's map of Switzerland, specially designed for 2 and 3 players, offering unique challenges and charm.
- ENJOY WITH FRIENDS: Play with 2 to 4 players and experience the thrill of building railways and completing objectives in the heart of India or the tranquil beauty of Switzerland.
- EXPAND YOUR TICKET TO RIDE: Add exciting new maps, routes, and gameplay to your Ticket to Ride experience. Please note that this is an expansion, and the Ticket to Ride base game is required to play.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B005OQ2ZY4 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #32,964 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #948 in Board Games (Toys & Games) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (2,632) |
| Department | All Ages / Unisex |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 2.4 pounds |
| Item model number | DO7214 |
| Manufacturer | Asmodee |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 8 years and up |
| Product Dimensions | 11.75 x 11.75 x 1.5 inches |
| Release date | September 16, 2011 |

## Images

![Ticket to Ride: India + Switzerland - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61U484u1p8L.jpg)
![Ticket to Ride: India + Switzerland - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71SzoxYEFlL.jpg)
![Ticket to Ride: India + Switzerland - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91wp9H8wuFL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Do you need the original ticket to ride or does this box include everything that is needed to play the game?**
A: You need one of the base games such as Ticket To Ride US or Ticket to Ride Europe in order to play. It doesn’t include the trains or the train cards.

**Q: age recommended**
A: We have all of the versions of TTR now.  My husband said our grandson was about 9 when they started.  He got it about 2 Christmases ago.  The 2 of them quickly learned the game and strategy.  Each game lasts about 45-60 min.  That is one thing that interested my husband when we selected it.  Our grandson has learned quickly and has learned so much about geography.  Some of the games even have an extension set.  The quality of the games is excellent.  We started with TTR USA.  I forgot which one we bought next.  All of them we highly recommend.  I will try to answer specific questions if you need more information.  Renee S. in Alabama

**Q: Are the ticket cards in the India map the size of the original ticket to ride or the tenth anniversary game?**
A: I believe they are the size of the original ticket to ride game. There are no train tickets that come with the India map, however, so you have to own one of the other ticket to ride games in order to play and use those train cards. This map only comes with the new train routes. Also, the back of the board is a fun Switzerland map!

**Q: If i own ticket to ride (germany) can i play this expansion or do i need the original ticket to ride?**
A: As others have said, you can still play this expansion with Ticket to Ride: Germany, as you can use the trains and colored train cards from that game.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Legendary Asia is Great
*by C***T on October 24, 2014*

Fans of Ticket to Ride USA will definitely enjoy this expansion! You get a two-sided board with two different options of play; one is team play and the other is not. I actually really enjoy the 2-5 player side of this board. Many people seem to favour the team play, but I find the 2-5 player side is one of the best maps of Ticket to Ride. All players get the option of a long ticket, and all other tickets are close in value. This makes for a much closer and tense game. As much as I love the original TTR, sometimes there can be big gaps in player scores and this doesn't happen in the Asian TTR nearly as much. I also enjoy the introduction of tunnels. I won't explain how they work since others have done that, but the tunnels make for a shorter game since everyone is discarding trains. People can also build on tunnels strategically and trash trains to end the game so opponents don't finish their tickets. Overall the Legendary Asia map is done very well and is highly enjoyable. The team map is also fun, but I've noticed some people don't like it too much. Playing with a partner and not communicating plans can be very stressful and some just don't fancy that type of play. In one game, my partner had used all of her trains early and I still had trains left and we lost because the opposing team got two turns for every one I took. This was frustrating. Adding a 6th player is nice though, and I've had pleasant experiences with this variant as well. The components are ok. The cards are flimsy and could have been much better. I really like the cardholders this expansion gives you and I almost always use them in other TTR games. I'm happy to have bought this expansion and recommend it to lovers of TTR.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Our Favorite Expansion for Ticket To Ride... Some Great Additions and Lots of Bang for your Buck
*by T***Y on March 28, 2014*

Note: A copy of a base TTR game is needed to play this expansion (it comes with destination tickets and maps, but not the train cards or trains). My fiancé and I like to play games that rely at least a little on luck and aren't too complex (for her), but that also involve some strategy and complexity (for me). We usually play two-player, and we play TTR USA with the 1912 expansion at least a few times a month. So, we decided to give a couple of the expansions a try, and Switzerland and India seemed like it had some nice additions to the game, plus a good amount of bang for the buck. We were not disappointed. This is a wonderful addition to Ticket to Ride. You get TWO maps / sets of destination tickets, and each map introduces a new way to play vs. the base Ticket to Ride USA game (i.e., Switzerland adds tunnels and India adds ferries). We found this to be a great way to introduce these new mechanics to the game (as opposed to adding both at once as TTR Europe and TTR Nordic Countries do). Another thing we loved is that TTR Switzerland added two new types of destination ticket: (1) For City-to-country tickets you have to connect the city in question to one of the four countries on the map. Each country is worth a different number of points, and you get the points for the highest scoring country connection completed (and if you don't connect to any country you lose the lowest points on the ticket). (2) For Country-to-country tickets you have to connect form the primary country to any of the other three countries. Again, each country is worth a different number of points, and you get the points for the highest scoring country you connect (and if don't connect to any country you lose the lowest points on the ticket). Finally, for TTR India they added a fun end game bonus for connecting two cities on a destination card using two different routes (the routs can intersect but not overlap or share any trains). These are not always easy to get, and the scoring is reasonable and not game breaking when you do get them. We have played TTR USA with the 1912 expansion, TTR Europe, TTR Nordic Countries, TTR Nederlands, and this one... I would pick up whatever TTR base set you like best (because the base set is still needed to play), and if you could only pick up one more expansion I would definitely recommend this one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ India + Switzerland = Great expansion!
*by R***R on November 27, 2012*

I've really enjoyed the base game "Ticket to Ride: Europe", but it's not an ideal game for two players. When I heard that Days of Wonder was re-releasing the "Switzerland" expansion, geared towards 2-3 players, I was ecstatic! Additionally, it was packaged with "TtR: India" a new expansion for 2-4 players. How could I refuse such an offer. This expansion has lived up to my expectations and beyond. The Switzerland expansion is an unbelievably tight board, but doesn't really look it. Locomotives can only be used for tunnel routes (of which there are many), so you can now draft two Locomotives from the face-up piles on a single turn if you desire. Two new kinds of tickets are included: City to Country tickets require you to connect a city to one of four countries listed on a card - each worth a certain number of points. Country-to-country tickets require you to connect a certain country to one of three others. In each case, you gain the points if you've made the connection. If you connect to multiple destinations, you receive the points for the country connection with the highest points. If you fail to make any connections, you lose the lowest number of points on the card. It's incredibly fun, and goes by quickly. The India map is a bit more traditional, and features several ferries, but no tunnels. The major change here is a new, additional way of scoring called `Mandala', which can give you up to 40 points. To qualify, you must connect the two cities on a ticket by two completely separate routes (basically, a circular route). This is best accomplished when you're able to choose tickets that fall in a circular pattern (for example, an north-to-south ticket, a southeast to northwest, and a northern west-to-east ticket). This new rule not only creates an additional layer of strategy, it adds drama to the board, making it an excellent game for 2P. Almost every time we take this expansion out, my wife and I will play a game, then flip the board over and play the other side! To say that we like one board is better than the other would be splitting hairs, as they are both excellent in their own way. We can now have a fun and competitive game of Ticket to Ride with as few as 2 players. I highly recommend this expansion to anyone who loves the game and regularly has less than 5 players.

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