Ticket To Ride
August 20, 2014 - Comment
Ticket To Ride Product Features For 2-5 players Tons of replay value One of the most popular specialty games of all time Takes 30-60 minutes to play There are 225 Colored Train Cars
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Ticket To Ride
Product Features
- For 2-5 players
- Tons of replay value
- One of the most popular specialty games of all time
- Takes 30-60 minutes to play
- There are 225 Colored Train Cars
A step above the run of the mill games This is an excellent game for 2-5 players, and especially for kids. I was initially put off by the theme and the mentioning of winning the $1 million dollar prize on the advertisement. I immediately thought there would be paper money involved and it would be like Monopoly where I would have to be a banker,,,and yech. But no, I was WRONG. There is no fake money involved! Just little cards with different colors. Easy, but challenging. It is a game where you can be nice and not mess with your…
The Europe, Marklin, and Nordic Editions are superior but the original is still a great game The USA version of Ticket To Ride is fun but frustratingly cutthroat; I would not recommend getting the base set without the , which offers three superior variants, more tickets (routes) and regular sized playing cards to replace the tiny ones included in the base set. The main problem with the base set is that whoever builds the big northern routes usually wins, exacerbated by…
One of the best games – ever! When I first heard about Days of Wonder’s newest game, Ticket to Ride (Days of Wonder, 2004 – Alan Moon), I was excited. But how could I not be – for all of Days of Wonders games so far have been fabulous, and it seems that each successive game gets better and better. And Alan Moon with a train game (shades of Union Pacific) sounded like a winning combination. I had an opportunity to play the final version of the game, and was quite impressed with how the game looked.And is the game…