Does the SBB Saver Day Pass cover Tirano ↔ St. Moritz?

Mwrcos

Hello,

I’m planning a day trip on the Bernina line (Tirano ⇄ St. Moritz) and I’m considering buying the SBB Saver Day Pass. However, I couldn’t find any official confirmation on the SBB website or anywhere else online regarding this route.

I have two main questions before purchasing the pass:

Does the Saver Day Pass fully cover the fare for the Tirano ↔ St. Moritz route?

Is it possible to take a regular regional train (not the panoramic Bernina Express cars) so that no extra seat reservation or supplement is required?

I’m a bit hesitant to buy the Saver Day Pass without being 100% sure about these points, so if anyone has official information or recent personal experience, I’d really appreciate your help.

Thank you very much in advance!

Tafunge25

Hello

Yes, the Bernina route is covered in the Saver Day Pass. Here you can find the map of all routes which are included.
Note that there are some special trains which do require a reservation which comes at an additonal fee. This will always clearly marked in the online schedule. For all other trains, busses, tramways, ships, metros and cablecars which are indicated on the linked map, you can just ride it.

Krist

Tafunge25 Note that there are some special trains which do require a reservation which comes at an additonal fee

And even on these trains you can travel without a resevation. The first 2 or 3 cars of a Bernina Express are normal cars, where a reservation is not needed.
So with a Saver Day Pass you can just travel the route, make stops where you please, and take any trains.

The Saver Day Pass covers all public transit, and generally speaking that means all trains, trams, busses etc. It can be hard to conceive for people not familiar with integrated public transit, but the pass really is that comprehensive.