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TGV Train sale - France (Paris / Dijon) to Switzerland (Geneva / Basel / Lausanne / Zurich / Vallorbe) €25 (£21.74) one way @ SNCF Connect
TGV Train sale - France (Paris / Dijon) to Switzerland (Geneva / Basel / Lausanne / Zurich / Vallorbe) €25 (£21.74) one way @ SNCF Connect
TGV Train sale - France (Paris / Dijon) to Switzerland (Geneva / Basel / Lausanne / Zurich / Vallorbe) €25 (£21.74) one way @ SNCF Connect
TGV Train sale - France (Paris / Dijon) to Switzerland (Geneva / Basel / Lausanne / Zurich / Vallorbe) €25 (£21.74) one way @ SNCF Connect
TGV Train sale - France (Paris / Dijon) to Switzerland (Geneva / Basel / Lausanne / Zurich / Vallorbe) €25 (£21.74) one way @ SNCF Connect
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Posted 31 May 2023

TGV Train sale - France (Paris / Dijon) to Switzerland (Geneva / Basel / Lausanne / Zurich / Vallorbe) €25 (£21.74) one way @ SNCF Connect

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There is currently a TGV Train flash sale of 50,000 one way tickets for €25 (£21.74) for travelling from France (Paris / Dijon) to Switzerland (Geneva / Lausanne / Basel / Zurich / Vallorbe) and vice versa. Travel dates are between June 20th and September 21st 2023, for Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturdays. Deal maybe suitable for those planning to holiday in France in the summer and also fancy exploring Switzerland. Terms listed below.



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Example Paris to Geneva - 6th July


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Example Paris to Basel - 28th June


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Example Paris to Lausanne - 9th August



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Example Paris to Zurich - 5th July


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Example Paris to Vallorbe - 10th August


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Terms and Conditions

Tickets on sale from May 31st to June 1st 2023, inclusive, for travel between June 20th and September 21st 2023 included. 25€ in STANDARD class on board of TGV Lyria trains only. Price per person, including tax, valid for a one-way trip from Paris to Geneva Cornavin, Lausanne, Basel SBB, Zurich HB or Vallorbe (and vice versa) or from Dijon to Lausanne, Basel SBB, Zurich HB or Vallorbe (and vice versa), excluding transportation from the stations of the lines serving the destinations. Offer valid mainly for travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays (except on following dates: 13/07, 15/07, 1/08, 15/08, 7/09 et 9/09) and on certain trains, subject to availability of seats at these fares or until the number of tickets available at this price is exhausted (50,000 tickets). Tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded. Offer cannot be combined with any other current promotion or SNCF reduced fare. Sale and information at self-service terminals, in stations, SNCF stores, by telephone on 3635 (€0.40/min + call charge), at SNCF-approved travel agencies. Telepayment required by telephone and on the Internet. TGV Lyria is a registered trademark of SNCF Voyageurs. All rights reserved. LYRIA SAS - 25 rue Titon - 75011 PARIS - RCS PARIS B 428 678 627.



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  1. KITTYBOTS's avatar
    Yet in the UK make trains more expensive and try and stop people using cars!
    bkpatel's avatar
    Privatisation and the Government go so well together....
  2. dewonderful's avatar
    If you buy one do they ship the train to the UK for free or is that extra? I'm thinking of running mine London to Manchester, should be a good earner.
    CornishNige's avatar
    you would have trouble getting it under bridges and through tunnels !
  3. General_Buck's avatar
    Arghh, have 3 tickets booked for Paris to Geneva in July which we paid £128 for 3 or 4 weeks ago. I now can't decide wether to cancel them (and await refund) or take the hit as the same jounrey is now £68 on trainline.

    Ah well, the decision made for me, I can't cancel our original booking anyway
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    DealzMazter's avatar
    lol
  4. ecuador's avatar
    Shouldn't it be "train *ticket* sale"? I got excited for a moment, always wanted my own TGV...
  5. Shandally1's avatar
    I bought Strasbourg to Basel tickets for 10 euros one way
    ameenk95's avatar
    How?
  6. vivarui's avatar
    Good promotion!
  7. phunny12000's avatar
    The game is free somewhere at the moment
    Uncanny
  8. SampleX's avatar
    Excellent bargain.

    TGV travel is a real treat.
    capitaal's avatar
    Just don’t rely on the food onboard. Surprisingly bad
  9. John_Atkin's avatar
    £300 return
  10. mooooof's avatar
    Zurich is a great place to go to, they have the FIFA museum with the world cup there
  11. Jeff_B's avatar
    I just bought my tickets on SNCF Connect, so cool with this promo. Already can't wait to visit Geneva! 1st time
  12. Arvind0007's avatar
    How much is the return roughly ?
  13. Nik_Jo's avatar
    Can anyone advise for UK BRP holders, can the exit and entry from two different countries, like entry from UK to Paris and exit from Geneva. Still need to apply for EU visa.
    mailboxmessage's avatar
    The exit can the visa like Geneva to Paris via the UK as two countries indeed. But Schengen too but not yet as system still not in place. (edited)
  14. Amazeda_World's avatar
    Hi ,
    Was planning a trip to Switzerland in October break . Can someone please advise of v should go to France and then Switzerland and what’s the best way travel .
    Thx in advance
    roshambo's avatar
    Easyjet do flights from UK airports (Manchester, Edinburgh, Bristol and Gatwick) to Basel/Geneva. If you buy now for October, you may be able to get the cheapest tickets at £20 each way, with optional extras on top.

    Best way to travel depends on how long and how many people you’re going with. Family of 4, hire a car. Lone traveller or with a buddy, trains are probably the best option. Get day passes from sbb.ch for ~48CHF (£43ish) for person per day but the travelcard allows unlimited travel on bus, trains, trams and some ferries. Also provides discounts for mountain rail/gondola passes.

    Have a great time, there’s so much to see in Switzerland and its really beautiful.
  15. jimbo23's avatar
    How is this a deal with 626 heat? It's not a UK deal and I would speculate that 0.001% of the users on this site will actually be using it.
    mailboxmessage's avatar
    Just like any Amazon deals on products made in China and shipped from outside the UK, it's a deal available to UK residents.

    It's a UK deal and it's very hot.
    Without doubt nor speculation. (edited)
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