About the Saver Day Pass
This is what the Saver Day Pass ("Spartageskarte" in German) offers:
- You'll get free unlimited traveling in Switzerland for one day.
- Trains, buses, boats and city transport are free.
- Cable cars, cogwheel trains and funiculars are not included (find details and exceptions here).
- The Saver Day Pass is available for 1st or 2nd class traveling.
Important restrictions:
- The Saver Day Pass can be purchased from 6 months before your travel date, and it can't be purchased on the travel day itself.
- The price varies by demand and the purchase date. Buying early is normally cheaper, but that's not guaranteed: prices may go up over time, and then down again.
- The Saver Day Pass can sell out.
- The Saver Day Pass is not refundable and can't be exchanged. Exceptions apply to incorrect passes (e.g. with a wrong traveler name), or if you have a medical certificate that proves that you are not able to travel. An administration fee will be deducted.
The Saver Day Pass is a good option if:
- you can plan your trip well in advance.
- you are sure you will travel that day, regardless of the weather for example.
- you will be traveling for a long distance. If not, other options like regular tickets might be cheaper.
- you only need to travel for a day or two. If not, a multi-day rail pass like the Swiss Travel Pass is more convenient and cheaper in most cases. Please see here to compare the Saver Day Pass and Swiss Travel Pass.
- you need an additional travel day on top of a rail pass like the Swiss Travel Pass.
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