Bite the bullet in advance now and benefit in summer too with the graubündenCARD
The graubündenCARD takes you high up throughout Graubünden: 47 mountain railway companies in winter and 25 mountain railway companies in summer can be used with a single Map. In summer, all services are included - including the transportation of dogs, baby carriages or sports equipment such as bikes, paragliders or delta gliders. In winter, the same services are included as with a day pass for the respective ski area - in other words, if the day pass includes public transport services, such as train or Postbus travel, these services are also included with the graubündenCARD.
Existing cardholders can seamlessly extend their free ride on Graubünden's mountain railroads at a reduced price until April 30, 2022. The Map is particularly worthwhile in spring, summer and fall: anyone who is out and about on foot, on a bike - or even in the air - can combine mountain railway rides in Graubünden as they wish. Be it for a hike to several mountain peaks or for a challenging round tour by bike. 33 special mountain experiences show what is possible with the graubündenCARD in the summer months. (www.graubuenden.ch/de/erlebnisse-graubuendencard)
Save over 400 francs
"Bisch agfressa? Then bite!" is once again the graubündenCARD motto. Those who "bite" now will save over 400 francs. Adults aged 18 and over can buy the Map in advance for 1620 Swiss francs (instead of 2061 francs). For young people (13 to 17 years) it costs CHF 1080 and for children (6 to 12 years) CHF 540. As a family subscription, the graubündenCARD is available in advance for 3650 francs (instead of 4067 francs). With the family subscription plus, young adults (18 to 25 years) in the same household can be included in the family subscription (plus 350 francs per person).
This means that the graubündenCARD costs the same as before. Details and the order form can be found at www.graubünden-card.ch. The pandemic T&Cs will also apply again in 2022/23.
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