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Zurich transfer to Zermatt

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I'm going to Zermatt on December 20th and just wanting to ask advice on transfers. We land in Zurich at 11:40 and have heard that the snow train is the best option and it's in the airport itself. I've struggled to find timetables or how to buy tickets etc. Is it better to do it when you arrive? Can you book first class at the train station? (anniversary trip) does anyone have a link to a timetable? A lot of questions I know sorry.
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Also any suggestions for an anniversary meal would be fantastic
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@mk28, have a look here, www.seat61.com and www.sbb.ch , then select EN for the english version. The train station is within the airport, traveling by train is Switzerland is a joy and dead easy


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I did that journey à few years ago and it was pretty straight forward, just one change. Swiss Travel Pass was the cheapest option, it must be purchased in advance.
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http://www.sbb.ch/en/home.html
There's a train at 12:40, arrives Zermatt 16:14. Trains are hourly, with 1 change at Visp. Currently you can't book online for December. First class fare is 221 CHF (one-way).

Assuming you are going both ways, a Swiss transfer ticket would be cheaper:
https://www.sbb.ch/en/leisure-holidays/holidays--short-breaks-in-switzerland/swisstravelsystem/swiss-transfer.html
First class return is 226 CHF.

You have to book the Swiss Transfer Ticket in Advance, though I think you are bit early for that too (it only allowed me to select up to 18th December).
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Ok great thanks
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I've never booked in advance or reserved seats for Swiss trains, and it's never been a problem getting seats. The Swiss transfer ticket it the ideal solution for this, and you are not bound to any particular train, useful if flights are delayed etc
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