We [2 adults, one youth (19)] will be in Switzerland for 5 days (March 31 to April 4).
We plan to do the Golden Pass from Luzern to Interlaken, then base ourselves in Lauterbrunnen. Murren, Wengen, Gimmelwald, etc. Also want to do Jungfrau. Then take the Glacier Express from Brig to Chur. Then a train from Chur to Triberg, Germany. We are looking at the flexi pass, but what # of days works best with this plan? We want to go with the least amount of days necessary. Do we need to use a travel day to see those places around Lauterbrunnen, or is it better to pay as we go on those days? We could still use the pass for discounts on cable cars and Jungfrau as well. Any thoughts?
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Knoxville, TN, USA
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Totally for the sake of convenience the 5 day Flexipass would be great for you. Of course whichever pass you choose you will get 1 "Saver Pass" + 1 "Youth Pass".
Sightseeing in Lauterbrunnen can be done with no pass whatsoever. However if you plan to use the gondolas and trains to go to Gimmelwald, Muerren, Schilthorn or Wengen, Jungfrau then you want a pass available to you on those days.