All aboard for a new adventure across the North American continent. If you’re ready to travel, this exciting new expansion is ready to give you a new Ticket to Ride!
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Ticket to Ride: USA 1910 is a card expansion for the original Ticket to Ride boardgame, winner of the 2004 Spiel des Jahres. It contains 181 large format cards (the same size as Ticket to Ride: Europe and Ticket to Ride: Märklin). This includes 35 new 1910 Destination Tickets, a GlobeTrotter Bonus card for completing the most tickets, 4 Mystery Train Destination Tickets originally provided in the Ticket to Ride: Mystery Train Expansion expansion, and a complete replacement deck of the 141 cards from the original game deck (30 Destination Tickets (4 cards have a reduced value from Ticket to Ride), 110 Train Cards, and 1 Longest Route Bonus Card (Trans America Express)).
The rulebook is from the original game designer Alan R. Moon that gives you three additional different ways to play the game:
The 1910 Rules: Played as the standard Ticket to Ride, but using only the 1910 Destination Tickets, and GlobeTrotter Bonus card.
The Big Cities Rules: Played with only the newly identified 35 "Big City" Destination Tickets (15 Standard Tickets, 19 1910 Tickets, and 1 Mystery Train Ticket).
The Mega Game: featuring all of the game’s Destination Tickets and Bonus Cards (30 Standard Tickets, 35 1910 Tickets, 4 Mystery Train Tickets, and both Bonus cards).
Part of Ticket to Ride series.
| Ages | 8+ |
|---|---|
| Designer | Alan R. Moon |
| Mechanics | Route/Network Building, Card Drafting, Hand Management, Route / Network Building, Set Collection |
| Play Time | 30m – 60m |
| Players | 2 Players, 3 Players, 4 Players, 5 Players |
| Publisher | Lautapelit.fi, Nordic Games GmbH, Days of Wonder, Edge Entertainment, Rebel |
| Theme | Expansion for Base-game, Trains |
Althecrazy
Finally bought this for our game we have worn out over the years. I love the new destinations and the larger train cards are awesome.
alphaamigo
This expansion....I didn't know what I was missing until I got it. It makes TTR soooo much more tense. The routes, there are so many of them, some of them are tiny, and you think, oh, I can do that easily, but you can't. You don't have enough trains, and they take up too many turns. Everyone is just stepping on each other's toes. It's great. I can't go back to vanilla TTR, unless I'm playing with kids.
Alan Stern
Dramatically improves over base game in ticket variation, ticket balance, longest route bonus and card size.