Tickets for one-way journeys and return journeys are valid on the chosen route and can be purchased from Postbus sales outlets, at ticket machines and from PostBus drivers. The ticket for a one-way journey or a return journey is valid for one day, irrespective of the distance.

Multiple-trip tickets are ideal if you travel frequently on the same route. With the multiple-trip ticket, which has to be validated for each journey, you can travel six times on the corresponding route. The tickets are non-personal and transferrable, and several passengers can also use them together. Multiple-trip tickets are valid for one year. They are available at counters, ticket machines, from drivers and from most public transport apps.

With the 1-day travelpass, you can travel for one day just as you could with a GA Travelcard and enjoy unlimited mobility in public transport. 

• Children up to the age of six travel free of charge.
• Children up to the age of 16 travel at a reduced fare on one-way, return and multiple-trip tickets.
• Young people receive discounted “Junior” route and network travelcards up to the age of 25.

The Day Pass Children is available for children under the age of 16. A child can use it to travel throughout Switzerland alone, with other children or with adults for a whole day, just as they could with a GA Travelcard.

The Day Pass Children costs 19 francs for 2nd class and 33 francs for a 1st class journey. It is valid for one day within the GA Travelcard area of validity.

With the 30-franc Children’s Co-Travelcard, children aged six to 15 can travel throughout Switzerland for a whole year, accompanied by an adult with a valid ticket.

The Children’s Co-Travelcard is available for all accompanying adults (grandmother and grandfather, godmother and godfather, neighbour, aunt and uncle, childminder, family friends and acquaintances, etc.) aged 16 and over.

Purchase a Children’s Co-Travelcard:

• The Children’s Co-Travelcard is available to purchase at all staffed points of sale. When purchasing the travelcard, both the accompanying adult and the travelling child must be specified. You will need a separate travelcard for each different combination of child and accompanying adult.
• To make the purchase, please bring a passport or another form of official identification for the child. The document must specify the child’s date of birth. There is no restriction on the number of Children’s Co-Travelcards that may be purchased.

Validity

The Children’s Co-Travelcard is valid wherever the Half Fare Travelcard can be used. It also enables children to travel free of charge or at reduced prices on many tram and bus routes operated by local transport companies. Find out where the Children’s Co-Travelcard is valid by visiting the Junior Travelcard and Children’s Co-TravelcardTarget not accessible webpage or any staffed point of sale. On any given journey, an accompanying adult may travel with a maximum of four children who hold valid Children’s Co-Travelcards.

With the Junior Travelcard, children from the age of six up to their 16th birthday can travel on public transport for a whole year, accompanied by a parent. The Junior Travelcard costs 30 francs per year. The parent accompanying the child must have a valid ticket for either 1st or 2nd class. The child can travel in the same class as their parent free of charge. Parents can get the Junior Travelcard for the third child and any further children free of charge.

Travelling in a group pays off. Groups of 10 people or more travel for 30 percent less. Detailed information can be obtained from PostBus points of sale or from PostBus drivers.

Dogs and small animals with a height at the withers of up to 30 cm may be carried free of charge in suitable containers such as cages or baskets. A reduced second-class fare must be purchased in all other cases.

If you have a valid GA Travelcard or ticket (i.e. you have a Half Fare Travelcard or are under 16 years old), the Day Pass Dogs will give your dog free travel for a day by train, boat or Postbus and on tram and bus routes in most cities and conurbations.

The Bike Day Pass and the annual bike pass offered by Swiss transport companies are now valid on the entire PostBus network.

Find out more about the various offers:

You can buy tickets for bikes and Bike Day Passes directly from Postbus drivers. Annual bike passes are available to purchase at PostBus points of sale in Bern, Bellinzona, Lugano, Saas-Fee and Sion, at Swiss Post branches in Flims Dorf and Lenzerheide, at other public transport points of sale or at www.sbb.chTarget not accessible. For longer journeys, we recommend purchasing a Bike Day Pass. 

Special fares

• Children with a Junior Travelcard/Co-Travelcard who are accompanied by their parents can take their bike, children’s bike trailer or kickboard free of charge.
• When travelling with their bikes, children and young people between the ages of six and 16 receive travel discounts for families. If you have a Junior Travelcard/Co-Travelcard or a Familia GA Plus, PostBus will transport children’s or young people’s bikes free of charge (but only if accompanied by at least one parent).
• You pay twice the transport fare for special bikes (such as tandem bicycles, recumbent bicycles or tricycles).
• For bicycle trailers with a maximum width of 60 cm, the same prices apply as for bikes.
• Some fare networks apply special fares. These fares must be checked on the relevant websites.

More information can be found at Travelling with a bike.

For guests from abroad, we recommend the Swiss Travel System.

You can choose between various flat-rate tickets and discounted tickets for trains, Postbuses or boats, allowing you to travel independently and flexibly throughout Switzerland.

The following tickets are not valid on PostBus routes:

• Interrail and Eurail Passes
• The APT travelcard for the visually impaired