We are staying in Seefeld, Austria and need to travel west to St. Moritz in Switzerland tomorrow morning. There are some travel disruptions on the route we intended to take, so we are hoping for some advice on which of the alternatives would be better. We spoke to the OBB rail office here and they weren’t able to give us guidance on how the choice of route through Austria would affect the route once we reach Switzerland. We have a Swiss travel pass.
Option 1: Rail replacement bus to Innsbruck, train to Feldkirch, Austria, then rail replacement bus to Sargans, and onward to St. Moritz via SBB (fewest changes but longer journey)
Option 2: Rail replacement bus to Innsbruck, train to Landeck-Zams, Austria, then a series of two busses (Landeck Zams to Pfunds, then Pfunds to Scoul Tarasp), then join the SBB rail network in Scoul Tarasp (looks like a shorter journey but with more busses and changes)
Does anyone know which of these would be the better route to take? Also, how would Swiss Pass validity play into it? Based on the SBB validity map, it looks like the two busses from Landeck-Zams to Scoul Tarasp would be included on the pass, even though they are in Austria. However, the rail agent in Seefeld thought that might not be true…
Any advice is greatly appreciated!