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Municipal Day Pass: Who Qualifies and What You Get

Learn how residents can access unlimited one-day travel at a flat rate through the Municipal Day Pass scheme.

The Municipal Day Pass is a specialized travel option that provides residents with the ability to use public transport services without limits for a single day at a fixed cost.

Who it's for

To qualify for this specific pass, you must be a resident of the specific commune that issues the pass. This scheme is not available to tourists or people living in neighboring areas; it is a benefit reserved strictly for those who are registered as living within the designated commune.

What you get

Once you have obtained the pass, you receive unlimited travel for the duration of one day. This allows you to move through the transport network without worrying about individual ticket costs for each trip or leg of your journey. It is a flat-rate solution designed to make daily or occasional travel more predictable and straightforward.

What it costs you

The cost for this pass is approximately 40-50 CHF. It is important to note that you cannot simply walk up and purchase this pass at a station or on a vehicle when you are ready to travel. You must complete a reservation in advance to secure your pass before your travel day begins.

The catch to know

The most significant challenge with this scheme is the high level of demand from the community. Because these passes offer such significant value for unlimited travel, they are frequently booked out by other residents. Most people find that they need to plan their trips and secure their reservations several weeks in advance to ensure they actually get a pass for their intended date.

How to apply

  1. Verify that your official residence is located within the specific commune issuing the pass.
  2. Determine the specific date you intend to travel and check the availability for that window.
  3. Complete the reservation process well in advance to avoid the risk of the pass being sold out.
  4. Secure your pass through your local municipality's designated channels.