Ticket to Ride Rails & Sails Board Game
Ticket to Ride Rails & Sails is the new installment in this best-selling train adventure series. Players collect cards of various types (Trains and Ships) that enable them to claim railway and sea routes on a nicely illustrated double-sided board, featuring the world map on one side and the Great Lakes of North America on the other. Elegantly simple and fast to learn, it takes the Ticket to Ride series to the next level! Veteran railroaders as well as family and friends will be delighted to set sail to the new horizons of Ticket to Ride Rails and Sails...
Contains:
• 1 double-sided Game Board (World / Great Lakes)
• 165 colored Train Cars (33 each in blue, red, green, yellow and black)
• 250 colored Ships (50 in each color)
• 140 Travel Cards (80 Train Cards and 60 Ship Cards)
• 120 Destination Ticket Cards (65 for the World, 55 for the Great Lakes)
• 15 Harbors (3 in each color)
• 5 Scoring Markers
• Game Information
2-5 Players
Age 10+
60-120 minutes
Estimated Delivery Time Frame: 2-10days
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