Asmodee Ticket to Ride Board Game (2025 Refresh) - A Cross-Country Train Adventure for Friends and Family, Strategy Game for Kids & Adults, Ages 8+, 2-5 Players, 30-60 Minute Playtime

This has quickly become our go-to family game night pick — easy enough for the kids to grasp but strategic enough to stay interesting for adults. Components feel high quality and the refreshed 2025 edition looks great on the table.

This is a great game! We have played it so many times since we got it. Our 10 year old loves it. Our 8 year old somewhat grasps it but it is a littler harder for her. For age range, I’d say it is a game for 10 year olds and up. It is pretty easy to understand and set up. Each game has its unique based on the strategy and what cards are picked so it feels like you are playing a new game every time. The game fits well on a table. As far as challenge level, it is something that beginners and advanced players can all play well. It is pretty easy for new people to pick up the game. It is easily moved over to a new location. It is a great game for the price. Games go pretty quick. It takes about an hour to play depending on the number or players. It is easy to teach and people can rely on pictures so they aren’t dependent on their ability to read.

This is a fantastic family game! I would say to play maybe 7year old or higher thinking level. It’s a bit expensive but I got it on a sale and was definitely worth the cost for the fun. Every time you play will be slightly different strategy so I don’t think we’ll get bored playing. It’s also fairly easy to understand the directions and enough parts to key it interesting but not so many to be confusing.

This is an exiting board game to spend time with adult friends and family. It is easy to learn rules and start to play. A whole game takes about an hour, hour and a half to finish. We like North America version more than European, it is more dramatic. A good player learn to build strategy, stay attentive, maintain cool against odds. It also comes with a shorter versions for kids. Beware: Usually we can't stop and go for second, even third round! I wish to buy extra decks of train cards to replace worn out, but unfortunately I see only new sets. A good idea is to complement a game set with a mechanical deck shuffler, it will speed up game and preserve cards for longer. Newer game versions comes with briter easier to see colors. Elder folks are happier playing them.

I don’t have any pics, but this game is a blast, perfect for family, easy to understand instructions, medium paced game, we love it

I'd never played this before but had been meaning to try it since I'd heard so much good stuff about it. It lives up to the hype. It's really easy to learn and fun to play with family members of all ages, and there's enough room to experiment with different strategies as you go. We usually play about three rounds a night with three players, each round takes roughly 30 to 45 minutes. It's a great balance, doesn't require intense concentration, but there's enough strategy involved to keep it interesting round after round. Highly recommend for family game nights or anyone looking for something easy to pick up but still engaging.

Great strategy game to play for up to 5 players! It’s got very simple rules and you can playing within 10-15 mins. I love that I can also play it with my parents too who don’t speak english (the instructions are in english but I can easily translate them for them and the board and cards don’t have any english words, just location names, which is great!). My box came with a bit of damage on one of its corners as seen in the picture but everything else is fine (bought from amazon.com for those wondering). I highly recommend it!

Fun game that is easy to figure out. If you are looking for a new game, give it a try!

Great game. Suitable from 8-9 years and up I would say. Simple concept but can be tactical. Appearance is good and pieces are a decent size and quality. Game has good replayability s add game changes depending on amount of players and age. Would recommend.

Fun game, while being challenging, strategic and competitive. 0ur 7 and 9 year old grandsons took to it right away and excelled. Great fun for all age groups. We got the North American version. Great! Other versions, featuring different countries, are available.

It’s one of those games that manages to be easy enough for everyone to pick up, but still has enough strategy to keep you coming back for “just one more game.” Building routes, blocking each other, collecting cards, and watching your plans come together (or completely fall apart 😂) makes every game different.

A true classic board game. Super easy to learn and to teach. I would advise an alternative version such as Ticket To Ride London if you only play with 2 players but for 3+ this is awesome and a great entry to board gaming.

Incredible game and that’s from a non board game player!