Ticket to Ride: London
The classic route-claiming game shrunk to a fifteen-minute London map.
Who it's for
You want Ticket to Ride in a smaller box, or you want to introduce someone to the series without a long game. Good at three.
Not for you if…
You want the sprawl and long-term planning of the big map versions. This is intentionally compact.
Vibe's take
Light and quick, with the same small tension of watching someone take the route you need. A fast game that begs for a rematch.
About this game
Ticket to Ride: London is the familiar route-claiming game shrunk to a 1970s London map and a game length of about fifteen minutes. You start with seventeen double-decker buses, a couple of transport cards and one or two destination tickets. On your turn you either draw two transport cards, or take a single face-up bus, which counts as all six colors, or claim a route by discarding matching cards. If you know Ticket to Ride, you know this one; if you do not, it is one of the easiest ways in. It is quick enough to play twice in a row, and it feels like a snack version of the big train game.
Get it
Categories
By the numbers
Players
Duration
10–15 min
Ages 6+
Complexity
1.3 / 5 — Very LightBGG Rating
6.6/10
Rank #1,179
5.9k ratings
Published
2019
Designed by
Alan R. Moon
Published by
Days of Wonder, Galápagos Jogos, ADC Blackfire Entertainment
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