Ticket to Ride - San Francisco Game

My grandson loves to play board games with me his grandma, and this series of haves have been sone of our favorites!!!!

Days of Wonder has done it again! Another great version of Ticket to Ride. Beautifully made, a quick play, and fun for all ages.

I enjoyed playing the game Ticket to Ride and the San Francisco version is just as much fun. It is a shorter game, which works well for me because I’m not always in the mood for a long game. I like the San Francisco neighborhoods on the board and the cable car game pieces.

This is a fun game to play with kids. I have a 10-year-old and a 6-year-old and we have a good time. I'd say it takes about 20-30 minutes to play once you learn the game.

Ticket to Ride is always an enjoyable game system. This expansion is a great quick play with a fun little tourist collection mechanic to give alternate ways to eek out a few more points on this smaller board. Seems to be best at (2) two players at least for our play group, 4 is fun but can become crowded fast!

Ticket to Ride is a fun strategy game. I love the graphic's on the cards. Good play for tweenagers through seniors.

Good quality game that should last a long time

Christmas gift, so have not started the puzzle.

There are quite a few versions of Ticket to Ride and being from SF this was a cool gem to find! Love how my hometown is brought to life in this charming game.

Fun game. Neat you can pick games to where you have been.

As a fan of Ticket To Ride, this is my third version (I own the Original and Europe already). It includes all the normal facets of ticket to ride except the longest train rule, and adds a new fun element of token collection. It is much quicker than your typical game with the compressed board and fewer trains (or street cars in this case). The destination cards can be a little tough to read, that’s my only critique.

This city version (shorter game time than the full country/region map editions) is quite enjoyable. We have been Ticket to Ride fans for many years and have all of the different maps. San Francisco has better balance than the New York City map and thus more flexible play. The little trolley cars are very cute. Our children enjoy playing this version too using some of the modified rules from the junior game (e.g., don't keep score with the markers, get two destination tickets and a new one automatically when finish a destination ticket, count up number of finished destination tickets at the end instead of adding point values). This works well with this city version as there are many short routes and the small card size (while less fun for adults) works well for small hands.