Ticket to Ride Berlin – A Quick Ride Through the City 🚋🏛️

Ticket to Ride Berlin from Days of Wonder is a compact, quick version of the route-building classic by Alan R. Moon. It is for 2 to 4 players aged 8+, and a game takes about 10–15 minutes.

Explore Berlin's transport network, from Unter den Linden to the Brandenburg Gate and the zoo. On your turn you do one thing: draw two Transportation cards, claim a route, or draw Destination Tickets. There are two kinds of routes. Streetcar routes are rows of coloured spaces filled with your Streetcars, while Subway routes are grey lines with a single space, claimed with your Subway cars – and the two score differently. Multicoloured Bicycle cards act as wild cards, but taking one from the face-up display uses up your whole draw. Completed Destination Tickets add points at the end, unfinished ones subtract them. When any player is down to one piece or none, everyone gets a final turn, and the player with the most points wins. Julien Delval's illustrations bring the city to life on the board.

🚋 Streetcars

Fill coloured routes.

🚇 Subway Cars

A second route type.

🚲 Bicycle Cards

Wild cards with a catch.

⏱️ 10–15 Minutes

Ticket to Ride, fast.

Why You'll Love It:

• 🧳 Compact: quick to set up.
• 👫 Great for two: plays well with 2–4.
• 🎓 Easy entry: a first step into the series. More ideas among our family games.

Quick facts

• Players: 2–4
• Age: 8+
• Playing time: about 10–15 minutes
• Designer: Alan R. Moon
• Illustrations: Julien Delval
• Publisher: Days of Wonder
• Contents: board, 44 Streetcars (11 per colour), 20 Subway cars (5 per colour), 44 Transportation cards (8 Bicycle cards), 22 Destination Tickets, 4 scoring markers, rules
• Edition / language: English (Ticket to Ride Berlin) or German (Zug um Zug Berlin) – choose the variant

Do I need another Ticket to Ride? No – it is a complete standalone game.
How long does a game take? About 10–15 minutes.

Ride the tracks of Berlin in Ticket to Ride Berlin. 🚋

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