Anyone travelling beyond the local area of validity of their travelcard within the Zug fare network must purchase a connecting ticket for the additional zones. The prices of connecting tickets are identical to those of single tickets and day passes.
Good to know: If you have paid for your Fare Network Zug travelcard and your connecting ticket for a total of 5 zones, you are entitled to free travel throughout the entire area of the Fare Network Zug during the period of validity of the connecting ticket.

Buy a connecting ticket

Buy a connecting day pass

For journeys in the direction of Zurich, purchase a Z-Pass ticket from the last scheduled stop within the zones of the Zug fare network.

Exceptions:

• If you are travelling via Knonau or Hausen am Albis, Post and the required TVZG zones are available (zones 624, 633 and, depending on origin, zones 610, 622, 623 etc.), a ZVV ticket may be purchased from Knonau or Hausen am Albis, Post (no Z-Pass ticket required).
• If you are travelling by train via Baar - Horgen Oberdorf/Thalwil and have a Zone 610 (train) travelcard, you may purchase a ticket from Zone 623 (Baar) if the train stops in Baar as scheduled. In this case, zone 610 (train) does not have to be printed on the Z-Pass ticket.

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Buy a ticket (either a Passepartout zone ticket or a commuter ticket, depending on your destination) from the last scheduled stop within the zones you have already purchased.

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Modular travelcard
A modular travelcard can be used to link route travelcards and network zones. This makes it possible to use local transport networks and local services with departure/destination points outside the network or for cross-network journeys.

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