
Point-to-point ticket
Swiss point-to-point train ticket
Switzerland
Switzerland by train
Choose a named train, a nationwide or regional pass, an ordinary ticket or a mountain-railway product.

Tickets by journey
Tickets and passes
Recheck the connection, train binding, class, discount entitlement and refund terms before paying.
| Ticket | Binding | Best suited to | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Point-to-Point Ticket | Selected route; exact validity printed on ticket | More spontaneous or flexible single journeys | |
| Supersaver Ticket | Valid only on the selected connection | Firm plans when saver inventory is available | |
| Supersaver Flex Ticket | Still connection-specific, partly refundable | Firm plans needing limited cancellation cover | |
| Saver Day Pass | One day in the published validity area | Several longer journeys on the same day |
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Choosing a ticket
The classic Point-to-Point Ticket covers a single or return journey on the route printed on the ticket. Find the ordinary fares for your itinerary before comparing them with a discount card, day pass or rail pass.
Buy through a timetable so that route, travel date and passengers transfer correctly. Recheck class, discount and the ticket’s validity before completing payment.
SBB offers limited Supersaver Tickets with discounts of up to 50 per cent against the standard fare on selected connections. They are valid only on the booked connection. A later train or another route is not automatically allowed, so the lowest tier works only for a firm plan.
The Supersaver Flex Ticket remains connection-specific but allows a 75 per cent refund until shortly before departure. Current checkout terms are decisive.
A Saver Day Pass is valid for one day within its published area. Versions are sold with and without a Half Fare Card; stock is limited and earlier purchase can reveal lower tiers. SBB lists a 2026 starting price of CHF 29 in 2nd class with a Half Fare Card. The date and available tier determine the actual price.
An ordinary Swiss ticket does not assign a specific seat. SBB sells optional InterCity reservations for CHF 5. The Bernina Express, Glacier Express and selected international trains follow different rules. See seat reservations in Switzerland for details.
The Swiss Travel Pass can be simpler across several changes of base, boats and local transport. The Swiss Half Fare Card may suit selected expensive journeys within one month. Add a regional pass when most travel falls within one area. Compare identical routes, classes and reservations.
Updated August 2026. See SBB for current Swiss tickets, Supersaver Tickets and day passes.
Swiss train tickets
SBB sells domestic tickets through the timetable on SBB.ch and SBB Mobile. Other booking services must name the seller clearly before payment.
No. It is valid only on the connection chosen during purchase. Current carriage rules apply when the railway disrupts that service.
Ordinary domestic trains generally have no reservation requirement. SBB offers optional seats on selected InterCity trains.
Many digital sellers allow this. Enter the actual passenger’s name and date of birth correctly; personalised tickets are not freely transferable.
Compare the same routes against the Swiss Travel Pass, Half Fare Card and regional passes.