How a Ticket Counts as Connected
ClarificationTicket to Ride: Europe
A ticket is complete if your own claimed routes — plus, if you built one, a Station's chosen route into that city — connect its two cities by any path, however roundabout. It doesn't need to be the shortest route, claimed in any particular order, or a straight line. A route another player claimed never counts toward your tickets unless you're using a Station on that exact route.
See also
- Destination Ticket Scoring (the rule this clarifies)
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do my routes have to be a straight line to complete a ticketdoes my path have to be the shortest routecan i use a longer path to complete a ticketdo routes need to be claimed in ordercan i use another player's routes to complete my ticketdo my routes have to be one continuous lineroutes continuous line to complete a ticket
More Clarification rules
- You Can Never Pass
- Taking a Face-Up Locomotive
- Three Face-Up Locomotives
- There's No Hand Limit
- A Route Is Claimed All at Once
- One Player, One Route of a Pair
- Spent Cards Go to the Discard Pile
- If Both the Deck and Discards Are Empty
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