Ticket to Ride: Paris – Ride Through the City of Light 🚌🗼

Jump aboard an open platform bus, cruise down the Champs-Élysées, admire the Eiffel Tower and end your day with a sunset in Montmartre. Ticket to Ride: Paris by Alan R. Moon, illustrated by Julien Delval and published by Days of Wonder, is part of the Ticket to Ride: Cities line – standalone games that are shorter and more compact than the classic edition.

Set in the glamorous Paris of the roaring twenties, the game has 2 to 4 players race to visit the city's most iconic locations and complete their Destination Tickets. On your turn you draw Transportation cards, claim a Route by playing matching cards and placing your plastic Buses on it, or draw new Destination Tickets. The new twist is the French flag: when you claim a blue, white or red Route, you can keep one of the cards you played face up in front of you. If you have one blue, one white and one red card at the end of your turn, you have formed a French flag – score 4 points. When a player has two or fewer Buses left, everyone gets one last turn. Then completed Destination Tickets add points and unfinished ones subtract them, and the player with the most points wins. With simple rules, it is a quick way into the world of Ticket to Ride.

🚌 Claim Routes

With your plastic Buses.

🚩 French Flags

Blue, white, red: 4 points.

🎫 Destination Tickets

Connect two locations.

⏱️ 10–15 Minutes

Compact city map.

Why You'll Love It:

• 🗼 Paris in the 1920s: iconic locations.
• 👪 Easy to Learn: from age 8.
• 🧳 Compact Box: a quick game anywhere. More ideas among our family games.

Quick facts

• Players: 2–4
• Age: 8+
• Playing time: 10–15 minutes
• Designer: Alan R. Moon
• Artist: Julien Delval
• Publisher: Days of Wonder
• Contents: 1 board of Paris' transportation network, 60 plastic Buses (15 per colour), 46 Transportation cards, 20 Destination Ticket cards, 4 Scoring Markers, 1 rule leaflet
• Edition / language: English Edition or Croatian-Slovenian Edition – choose the variant

Do I need another Ticket to Ride game? No – Paris is a standalone game.
What is a French flag? One blue, one white and one red card kept in front of you – worth 4 points.

Hop on the bus and play Ticket to Ride: Paris together. 🚌

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