Jungfraujoch Ascent Ticket – Lauterbrunnen Up, Grindelwald Down

• This ticket allows you to travel from Lauterbrunnen to Jungfraujoch by train, then return via either:
• The high-speed Eiger Express cable car to Grindelwald Terminal, or
• The traditional mountain train via Grindelwald Grund to Grindelwald Village, where more accommodation options are available.
• The journey begins from Lauterbrunnen, where you travel via Wengen to Kleine Scheidegg, then transfer to the iconic red Jungfrau cogwheel train.
• The Jungfrau train ascends through a 7,122-meter tunnel, stopping for 5 minutes each at Eigerwand and Eismeer for scenic viewing, before reaching the highest railway station in Europe – Jungfraujoch (Top of Europe).
• Valid Routes (One-Way Only – No Re-entry):
  Route A:
  Lauterbrunnen – Wengen – Kleine Scheidegg – Jungfraujoch – Eigergletscher – Grindelwald Terminal
  (via Eiger Express cable car)
• Route B:
  Lauterbrunnen – Wengen – Kleine Scheidegg – Jungfraujoch – Kleine Scheidegg – Grindelwald (Village)
  (via traditional mountain train)
• This ticket is not valid for travel to/from Interlaken Ost.
  If you plan to board or get off at any station not listed above, please inform us when booking to avoid additional on-site charges.
• This is a single-use, same-day ticket.
• For customized travel plans, please contact your travel consultant.

• This ticket is valid for one-time travel only and cannot be used for re-entry or repeated trips. It covers one of the following two routes:
  • Route A:
    Lauterbrunnen → Wengen → Kleine Scheidegg → Jungfraujoch (Top of Europe) → Eigergletscher → Grindelwald Terminal
    (descent via the high-speed Eiger Express cable car)
  • Route B:
    Lauterbrunnen → Wengen → Kleine Scheidegg → Jungfraujoch (Top of Europe) → Kleine Scheidegg → Grindelwald (Village)
    (descent via the traditional mountain train)
• Not valid for travel to/from Interlaken Ost.
  If you plan to board or disembark at stations not listed above, please inform us at the time of booking to avoid additional charges on-site.
• Does this ticket include the red Jungfrau Bahn train? Yes.
  This ticket includes the iconic red Jungfrau Bahn, which operates between:
• Kleine Scheidegg → Eigergletscher → Eismeer → Jungfraujoch

More info: Jungfrau Bahn Official Site

• Can I take the yellow-green mountain train (WAB) with this ticket? Yes.
  This ticket includes travel on the yellow-green Wengernalp Railway (WAB) between Lauterbrunnen and Kleine Scheidegg, as part of both valid routes.

More info: Wengernalpbahn Official Site

• Can I take the brown-yellow mountain train (BLM) with this ticket?
  No, this ticket does not include the Lauterbrunnen–Mürren Rail & Cableway (BLM).
• The BLM line runs from Lauterbrunnen → Grütschalp → Winteregg → Mürren, operated by Bergbahn Lauterbrunnen–Mürren (BLM).
• If you wish to visit Mürren or take this scenic route, you’ll need to purchase a separate ticket or ensure your Swiss Travel Pass or Half Fare Card covers it.

• Can I take the Eiger Express cable car (opened in 2022) with this ticket? Yes!
  The ticket includes the Eiger Express for the segment between Grindelwald Terminal and Eigergletscher.
• This state-of-the-art cableway offers a fast and scenic ride to connect with the Jungfrau Railway to the summit.

• How many stations are there in Grindelwald?
  Grindelwald has three stations:

1. Grindelwald (Main Station)

   This is the primary station when arriving from Interlaken.

   It's located in the village center and is surrounded by shops, restaurants, and accommodations.

2. Grindelwald Grund

   A lower station located on the way up to Kleine Scheidegg by traditional mountain train.

   About 8 minutes by train from Grindelwald Main Station.

3. Grindelwald Terminal

   The new cable car station, serving the Eiger Express to Eigergletscher.

   Located about a 15–20 minute walk from Grindelwald Main Station, along a scenic shopping street.

   

• Ticket Conditions & Fare Information
  • Lauterbrunnen – Wengen:
    This segment is already included if you hold a Eurail Pass, Swiss Travel Pass (STP), or Swiss Half Fare Card.
• Seasonal Pricing:
  Ticket prices vary depending on your travel date, with two seasonal categories:
  • 2025
    • Saison 1 (Low Season): All months except June, July, and August
    • Saison 2 (High Season): June, July, and August
  • 2026
    • Season 1 Price: December 14, 2025 – April 30, 2026; November 1 – December 12, 
    • Season 2 Price: May 1 – October 31, 2026
      → Please select your travel date on the booking calendar to view the correct fare.
•  This is a single-use ticket, valid only on the selected day.
• Discounts & Special Conditions
• Swiss Half Fare Card Holders:
  You must present a valid Swiss Half Fare Card to use the discounted fare.
• Free for Young Children:
  Children under 6 years old on the day of travel can ride free of charge, when accompanied by an adult with a valid Jungfraujoch ticket.
  → It is recommended to carry the child’s passport for age verification.
• Free for Children Aged 6–15 with Swiss Family Card:
  If traveling with parents who hold a Swiss Travel Pass or Half Fare Card, and have obtained a Swiss Family Card, children aged 6 to under 16 can travel for free.
• Children Without a Family Card:
  Two options are available for children aged 6 to under 16:
• Purchase a Jungfraujoch Child Ticket: CHF 20
• Upon arrival in Switzerland, purchase a Junior Card at any SBB station: CHF 30
•  Groups of 10 or more:
  Eligible for group pricing. Please contact a travel consultant for details.
• Wheelchair Users:
  Travelers with a valid disability ID are eligible for free tickets.
  Please inform your travel advisor of your exact travel time in advance for coordination with local staff.
  → Accompanying persons must purchase a regular ticket (no free ticket for companions).