What Counts Toward the European Express
ClarificationTicket to Ride: Europe
The chain counts every route covered by your own trains — including one where an opponent's Station is borrowing it from you, since it's still your trains sitting on it. What never counts is an opponent's route you're borrowing through your own Station. The chain can loop back through the same city more than once, but it can never reuse the same claimed route twice within one count.
See also
- European Express Bonus (the rule this clarifies)
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