The Destination Ticket cards are your goal(s), keep them hidden as well.īefore actual play begins, each player looks at their Destination Ticket cards and decides which ones they will attempt to complete.
The Train Car cards are your hand, keep them hidden. Place the Destination Ticket cards deck face down somewhere nearby. Lay out 5 Train Car cards face up along one side of the board and place the rest of the deck face down at one end of the 5 cards. The scoring markers should be placed on the “Start” square located on the numbered track around the board and will be advanced to the appropriate number as the game progresses and points are accumulated.ĭeal out 4 Train Car cards and three Destination cards to every player. Set-up: (Apologies for the upside-down U.S.) Everyone starts out with a pile of 45 colored train pieces (black, red, blue, green, or yellow) and a scoring marker in the same color.
Ticket to ride board game rules pdf#
How do I play it?: The official rules can be found all neatly tucked onto a pdf here but as long as you are reading, I’ll explain the general gist of the game.
How long does it take to play?: The rules say “30 – 60 minutes” and that seems about right with 45-50 minutes being a good average. On the other hand, the two player game is not as cutthroat as some other games where there is much more direct competition. There are only 5 sets of train pieces so 5 is your absolute max (unless you find a sixth set of train pieces or jury rig a sixth set of train pieces). How many can play?: Officially “from 2 – 5 players”. Amazon is currently running a Ticket to Ride special for $37.00 and a place called Cool Stuff Inc will let you walk out their metaphorical doors with a copy for $30.00.
Ticket to ride board game rules plus#
They also sell the variations: Europe, Germany, Nordic Countries (all list at $50.00), Asia, and India (list at $30.00) plus two expansion packs for $20.00: TtR USA 1910 and TtR Europa 1912. What will it cost me?: Days of Wonder sells Ticket to Ride for $50.00. Ticket to Ride is a game that takes some time to play and involves some strategy so take this into account if you think maybe your 7 year old or younger might want to play. On a scale from Preschool to Post-Doc, how hard is it to play?: The official rules state “ages 8 and above” and that seems like a good range. Moon wherein players try to earn the most points by completing train routes. What is it?: Ticket to Ride is a board game by Days of Wonder designed by Alan R.
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