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Swiss Travel Pass at Zurich Main Railyway Sation

Hi
I am planning to visit during september with my husband and I wish to have 4 days consecutive Swiss travel pass. My query is the how much will it cost me when I buy the pass right from the Zurich Main Reailway station.
Eagerly waiting for your reply.

Regards
Sara

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Hi thanks for the prompt reply, however I am keen to know how much will it cost me if I buy from Zurich Station's vendor, I checked it online and it varies greatly, even it has booking fee, so it doesn't make sense. Need to know if I am purchasing right from the station will I be paying any booking fee amount which I notice on online sites.

Regards
Sara

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The price on the SBB (Swiss Federal Railways) site is the correct price, direct from SBB, whose pass it is. Same price for buying at a stations as online:

Adults.
2nd class 1st class
3 days CHF 210 CHF 336
4 days CHF 251 CHF 402
8 days CHF 363 CHF 581
15 days CHF 440 CHF 704

If you buy the pass indirectly from anyone else, especially if they quote you a price in some other currency, it is likely that a mark-up has been added.
How are you getting to Zürich? If you are flying in, then you will be wanting to get your passes from Zürich Flughafen (=Zurich airport) station, not Zürich HB in the city centre.

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Thanks for the reply I am flying to Zurich but as per some websites I can PRINT the Swiss Travel Pass on A4 paper

Thanks
Sara

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Hi Sara,
I bought my 8 day travel pass from SBB directly and printed at home last week. This was the cheapest option, however it is best to use a credit card which offers no foreign transaction fee and make sure to buy it in CHF currency and not in dollars. ( sbb website will ask you which currency you want ). Let your credit card do the currency conversion.
Notify your bank that you are about to purchase from a foreign website or they will block your card.

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Sara, A4 paper is close enough to 8-1/2x11 letter size that your regular printer paper will work -- I have printed DB and OEBB.AT tickets from home.