Swiss Card: General 50% reduction on the entire Jungfrau Railways network.
Swiss Pass: Free travel to Wengen, Mürren and Grindelwald. 50% reduction on other sections (mountain rail & cableways).
What's the difference between the two cards? For anyone who has been to Switzerland and rode many trains/gondolas, in your opinion, WHICH card is best? THANKS.
Go to the "railpass" section of Rick's site to get a full explanation. But the Swiss Pass covers all inter-city trains and public transit in the cities, in addition to free admission to many tourist sites. You never have to wait on line to buy a train ticket you just hop on and off at will. The Swiss Card mostly offers a 50% discount on train travel and discounts at some tourist sites. If you gonna be riding the rails a lot the Swiss Pass is usually a better choice.
It totally depends on how much travel you wish to do, and the length of your main journeys. The Swiss card covers your inbound and outbound journeys fully, with 1/2 off everything in between. But if your first and last day are short trips, this isn't much benefit. The 3-day FlexPass is very little more (assuming you are buying 2 and get Saver prices) and also give 1/2 off all other journeys. The regular Swiss pass covers a given number of consecutive days, with 1/2 off the high mountain trips. And if you are staying in one area, such as the Grindelwa.d/Lauterbrunnen area, there are 2 other local passes that may work best. So it all depnds on where you are going and how many trips you plan to take.
