Jungfrau, Summer Unlimited Travel Pass for 3 to 8 Days

Available for travel enthusiasts, the Jungfrau Travel Pass offers an unlimited journey across the Jungfrau region during the months of April through October. This versatile pass grants access to various modes of transportation such as buses, boats, trains, and cable cars, allowing travelers to explore the area effortlessly over a period ranging from three to eight days.

The Jungfrau Travel Pass offers unrestricted access to various modes of transportation within the region's network. Passholders can utilize their pass across multiple means of transport, including trains, buses, ships, and trains, on the designated booking dates and as frequently as desired.

For those requiring assistance due to mobility limitations, such as a pram or wheelchair, travelers may opt for the 3S-Bahn Eiger Express service originating from Grindelwald Terminal via Eigergletscher station. It is recommended that users with a pram or wheelchair inform the station clerk of their needs at the time of purchase. For groups of three or more individuals with disabilities, prior notification to the ticket office clerk at the point of embarkation will facilitate the provision of appropriate accommodations.

Visitors bringing their pets into the region are encouraged to note that dogs traveling free of charge are permitted for the interchanges between Interlaken Ost/Lauterbrunnen, Interlaken/East/Grindelwald, Interlaken/Harder Kulm, Wilderswil/Scheidegg, and Lauterbrunnens/Mürren. However, during the route Eigergletscher-Jungfraujoch and its return trip, dogs require a paid ticket.

Additionally, passengers traveling by boat on the BLS routes, including trains and buses, are subject to a discounted rate of half-price second-class tickets.