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Ticket to Ride Board Game $42.15USD (~ $60AUD) Delivered @ Amazon

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I choo-choose you!

It is the cheapest in the history of the camels.
MightyApe's sale has it for about $75AUD delivered (thanks to drillvoice's post).

This boardgame is even on booko!
https://booko.com.au/9780975277324/Ticket-to-Ride

Item Description
The Ticket To Ride Board Game is a cross-country train adventure that celebrates Fogg's impetuous and lucrative gamble to travel "Around the World in 80 Days" by proposing a new wager. The stake is a $1 million prize in this winner-takes-all competition. The objective of this train board game is to see who can travel by rail to the most cities in North America in just seven days. This Ticket To Ride game can be played by two to five players. There are 225 colored train cars and players have to collect cards that allow them to use the different railway routes connecting the cities across the USA. This Ticket To Ride Board Game comes complete with a detailed board, game cards, help cards, rules, train miniatures and more.

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    • pifts on 24/05/2016 - 02:30

      Funny how you got neg'd for being correct. Only $2 shipping/free over $50 but from Aus and no currency exchange.

      • alucards454 on 24/05/2016 - 06:12
        +1

        Not from aus

        • Gavman on 24/05/2016 - 08:22

          Neither is Amazon. Ozgameshop had this for $54 free ship last week.

    • kulprit on 24/05/2016 - 06:49
      +4

      Along with this, I'd recommended ticket to ride Europe as the intro version rather than usa. A few more features I think are worthwhile.

  • gr33nhouse on 24/05/2016 - 07:34

    Has been cheaper previously with Australian stock https://www.ozbargain.com.au/comment/3552850/redir.
    I also recommend Europe as a superior option.

  • derek324 on 24/05/2016 - 08:17
    +1

    The best board game series I played in my life… and I played many :)

  • smashed on 24/05/2016 - 08:22
    +1

    I am going to splash out on the 10th anniversary version when it comes up cheap.
    Will be worth it :)

    https://www.daysofwonder.com/tickettoride/en/anniversary/

    • sakinah on 24/05/2016 - 09:41

      Looks great I will wait for it too

  • EarlyBird on 24/05/2016 - 09:10

    Has anyone bought or made any expansions to the original game?

    • kulprit on 24/05/2016 - 09:13
      +1

      I've got Europe as my base copy, and the India/Switzerland expansion as we mainly play with two. We've also got Nordic which you could use as a base copy but it only comes with 3 sets of trains.

      • EarlyBird on 24/05/2016 - 09:23

        You mean two maps? How do you link the two? What's in the expansion packs? Do you get just the board with the map?

        • pifts on 24/05/2016 - 10:00
          +1

          Expansions come with an extra small map to add on to a base game + more cards, and you can use multiple expansions.
          Check out here: http://boardgamegeek.com/wiki/page/Ticket_to_Ride_series

        • Alphaeus on 24/05/2016 - 10:28
          +1

          The USA map and the Europe map each have a mini expansion that adds more route cards. The Europe expansion also adds depots that when played right can quickly refresh your hand with train cards.

          Other expansions tend to just add double sided maps and route cards but don't include train meeples or the train cards.

          The USA map is a bit cut throat for beginners (you can easily get blocked) and you can totally win by completely ignoring the routes and just aiming to get 6 cards of the same colour and building the 6 car routes randomly.

          The Europe map addresses these flaws by only having fewer long sections of track, so at least some of your points need to come from completing routes, and with stations that allow players change to another player's train line to overcome blockages around busy cities. It has ferry and tunnel routes which add different wrinkles to the formula. I think it's the most balanced experience.

        • kulprit on 24/05/2016 - 12:54
          +1

          2 people sorry. Tighter maps are better for lower player counts.

  • h00d00guru on 24/05/2016 - 10:13
    +1

    T2R is a great entry point to Euro style games.

    I bought my copy of this USA version about 10 years ago, and the train cards were ridiculously small. I had to buy the 1912 expansion to go with it, as this has proper-sized cards. I'm not sure if they have fixed this problem.

    The gameplay in this version is a little unbalanced as it favours the people who get the higher-points tickets. The later Europe version doesn't have this issue, and adds a couple of other interesting elements to the game.

    My recommendation is to play this USA version first so you can get your head around the rules, but then own the Europe version. You'll get far more games out of it.

    I've just bought T2R Nordic countries, which is great for 2-3 players.

  • Ozzy85 on 24/05/2016 - 10:59
    +3

    Great website to compare prices
    http://www.boardgamesearch.com.au/#!/

  • CheapCoffee on 24/05/2016 - 15:25

    Not the best price unless you are buying with other board games (for cheaper shipping overall)

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