Ticket to Ride: Poland – From the Baltic Sea to the Tatra Mountains 🚂🇵🇱

A compact new map for a tense evening of train-building – Ticket to Ride: Poland is Map Collection Volume 6.5 by Alan R. Moon, for 2 to 4 players aged 8 and up who already know and love Ticket to Ride.

You play a railway magnate in 1950s Poland, claiming routes between Polish cities from the Gulf of Gdańsk down to Zakopane. The twist is at the borders: new Special Routes link Poland to its neighbouring countries. As soon as your network connects two or more of them, you take the top Country card of each – and the sooner you get there, the higher the card. Keep an eye on your rivals, because the last card of a stack can slip away right before your turn. A game takes about 30 to 60 minutes.

🗺️ A Map of Poland

A new board with double routes and Special Routes that cross into the surrounding countries.

🃏 Country Cards

20 Country cards reward international links. Higher cards go to whoever connects first, so timing really matters.

🎫 35 New Tickets

Fresh Destination Tickets send you across Poland, and you start with 4 and keep at least 2.

🚃 35 Trains Each

You play with 35 trains instead of 45, which keeps the map tight and the choices sharp.

Why You'll Love It:

• ⏱️ Quick to Teach: only a few new rules on top of the classic game.
• 👀 Real Interaction: racing for Country cards means watching every move.
• 🧩 Great Add-On: a fresh challenge for fans of the original. More ideas among our board games.

Quick facts

• Players: 2–4
• Playing time: 30–60 minutes
• Age: 8+
• Designer: Alan R. Moon
• Publisher: Days of Wonder
• Language: English rules included
• Contents: map of Poland, 35 Destination Ticket cards, 20 Country cards, rules
• Base game required: yes – trains, scoring markers and train cards from Ticket to Ride or Ticket to Ride: Europe

Do I need the base game? Yes – you need the trains, scoring markers and train car cards from Ticket to Ride or Ticket to Ride: Europe.
Is it good for 2 players? Yes – it is designed for 2 to 4 players.

Set your trains on the Baltic coast and see who links up Europe first. 🚂

⚠️ Warning: Choking hazard – small parts. Not for children under 3 years.