2004 · Designed by Alan R. Moon · Published by Days of Wonder
Collect coloured train cards, claim routes across a map of North America, and race to link the cities on your secret destination tickets before your rivals block the rails. The gateway classic that still earns a spot on every shelf.
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Lay tracks across Impressionist France on a blank canvas where routes must be built before claimed, then hop over to the Wild West where up to six players expand from their Home Cities and chase the Roswell Mystery. Two maps in one box, each offering fresh routing puzzles for Ticket to Ride fans. · 2017
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Explore the Netherlands on a new Ticket to Ride map that introduces bridge tolls — every time you cross a bridge, you pay a toll to your rivals who built it, adding a new layer of cutthroat economics to the route-building race. · 2014
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Two brand-new maps expand your Ticket to Ride adventures — the Iberian Peninsula challenges you to build festival-linked routes through Spain and Portugal, while South Korea introduces High Speed Train bonuses and a Province Chart to master. Both maps add fresh twists and replay value for seasoned conductors looking for new challenges. Requires Ticket to Ride or Ticket to Ride: Europe to play. · 2024
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Venture into the vast wilderness of central Africa with vertical map routes and 45 new terrain cards — Desert, Jungle, and Mountain types that let you double route values if played right.
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Build the very first steam railways across Victorian Britain and Ireland using technology cards that unlock faster trains, then flip the map for Pennsylvania where players invest in stock shares to fund railroad expansion across a state rich in rail history. · 2015
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Replace the original small-deck cards with large-format ones and choose from three variant ways to play — 1910, Mega Game, or Big Cities — plus 35 new destination tickets for the classic United States map. · 2006
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Two Asian maps in one box: Team Asia (2 vs 2 or 3 vs 3 team play across a 25,000 km route from Kabul to Beijing) and Legendary Asia (a solo-player variant with treacherous Himalayan passes that punish route-builders). Requires the base Ticket to Ride game to play. · 2011
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All aboard for a journey through the heart of Poland! This map collection takes the classic Ticket to Ride formula to the Polish countryside and its neighbouring countries, adding nation cards that reward building across borders. A tight 2-3 player experience perfect for a quick game night session. · 2021
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Two new maps in one box expand any complete Ticket to Ride game with fresh challenges. The India board rewards players who complete tickets with two distinct routes, while the Switzerland map for two to three players introduces country-to-country connections and stricter locomotive rules. A double helping of new strategies for Ticket to Ride fans. · 2011
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This double-sided map takes Ticket to Ride to Japan and Italy, each side bringing its own routes to lay claim to and fresh ways to win the race across the rails.
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Two giant monsters stomp into your favourite Ticket to Ride map, blocking routes and devaluing destination tickets in cities they squat on. Discard locomotives to shoo them away — and grab the bonus for being the most aggressive monster-mover. · 2011
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A limited edition expansion for Ticket to Ride that introduces a pink colour scheme and themed components. Players collect and play matching train cards to claim routes across the classic map using the new pink train set.
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