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Is the Jungfrau Travel Pass worth it?

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The Sphinx observatory on its snow-streaked rock at Jungfraujoch, a Swiss flag over the terrace
The Sphinx, Jungfraujoch

The answer

The Jungfrau Travel Pass is worth it if you stay in the region for three days or more and ride most days: 3 days cost CHF 210 for an adult (the official price from Jungfrau Railways, checked 13 November 2026).

CHF210

Jungfrau Travel Pass, 3 days, adult · As of 13 November 2026, Jungfrau Railways

Going to the top: the Jungfrau VIP Pass, on the Korean agent's page (in Korean)

See the Jungfrau Travel Pass on Klook

It turns on how many days you will ride in the region, and whether you are going up to the Jungfraujoch.

It stops below the Jungfraujoch, so a day at the top needs a connecting ticket as well.

The pass itself ends at Eigergletscher, and pass holders buy the connecting ticket to the Jungfraujoch at a reduced price.

The pass is sold for 3 to 8 days only, so the number of days you ride decides whether it pays.

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You stay three days or more and ride most days
Jungfrau Travel Pass
You are going up to the Jungfraujoch
The pass and the connecting ticket

When to skip it

If you are in the region for a day or two and not going to the top, buy single tickets for the rides you take.

Booking

See the Jungfrau Travel Pass on Klook

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What to know

  • The pass is sold for 3 to 8 days, so a stay of one or two days does not fit it.
  • It stops at Eigergletscher. The last stretch to the Jungfraujoch needs a connecting ticket, sold to pass holders at a reduced price.1
  • Jungfrau Railways' Korean agent sells a Jungfrau VIP Pass that includes one return trip to the Jungfraujoch; its page is in Korean.
  • The number of passes is unlimited, and any railway or cable car station in the region sells it.
  • The Half Fare Card is valid on the whole Jungfrau network. If you hold one, price the trips you plan with it before you buy the pass.3
  • The Eiger Express does not run from 9 to 20 November 2026. If you are going to the top in that window, read the day's timetable first.
  • The First cable car is closed until 27 November 2026.1
The bridge road at Spielmatte with its railings, a flag on a building, mountains behind
Unterseen, Spielmatte

The figures

Jungfrau Travel Pass, 3 days, adult1CHF 210
Jungfrau Travel Pass, 4 days, adult1CHF 235
Jungfrau Travel Pass, 5 days, adult1CHF 270
Jungfrau Travel Pass, 6 days, adult1CHF 290

Official prices: Jungfrau Railways. Checked 13 November 2026.

FAQ

Does the Jungfrau Travel Pass go up to the Jungfraujoch?
No. It stops at Eigergletscher, and the last stretch needs a connecting ticket, which pass holders buy at a reduced price.
Can I add a day to the Jungfrau Travel Pass?
Yes. An extra day is sold only at staffed Jungfrau Railways counters and must follow the pass directly. For children aged 6 to 15 it is free.
Can the Jungfrau Travel Pass sell out?
No. The number of passes is unlimited, and it is sold at any railway or cable car station in the region.
Is the Half Fare Card valid in the Jungfrau Region?
Yes. The Half Fare Travelcard and the Swiss Half Fare Card are valid on the entire Jungfrau Railways network.

3 sources

  1. Jungfrau Railways: Jungfrau Travel Pass · 4 November 2026in CHF per personconnecting ticketEiger Express 09.11.–20.11.2026First cable car 26.10.–27.11.20263 days
  2. Dongshin Hangun (Jungfrau Railways' Korean agent): Jungfrau VIP Pass coupon · 4 November 2026, in Korean, our translationOne return trip to the Jungfraujoch
  3. Jungfrau Railways: FAQ · 4 November 2026can be bought directly at any railway station or at any aerial gondola station in the Jungfrau Region. The number of passes is unlimitedThe Half-Fare Travelcard and Swiss Half Fare Card are valid on the entire network
Checked 13 November 2026

Photographs

  1. The Sphinx, Jungfraujoch. “CH.BE.Grindelwald 2021-04-20 Jungfraujoch Sphinx-Observatory” by Roy Egloff, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0, adapted, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0