How do you play ticket with more than 5 people?

The obvious approach is to simply reduce the number of carriages each player has available, by enough to allow another player to join in. Normally each player has 45 carriages. In the 5 player game that makes 225 carriages available to place on the board. Divide by 6 instead, and you get 37 carriages per person.

How many ticket to rides are there?

Game Description: The Ticket to Ride Europa 1912 expansion for the Ticket to Ride series includes 101 Destination Tickets, the 46 original tickets, plus 55 new ones that enable 3 new variants to the Ticket to Ride Europe map: Europe Expanded, which adds 19 new routes to the original 46.

Is Ticket to ride free?

The free-to-download Ticket to Ride expansion is part of the Asmodee print-and-play initiative , which has seen the board game company release solo game rules for 7 Wonders Duel and various print-and-play board game versions of popular titles such as kids board games Concept and Dobble.

What is the first Ticket to Ride game?

Easy to learn and quick to play, Ticket to Ride: First Journey is the perfect introduction to the Ticket to Ride series. Players collect train cards, claim routes on the map, and try to connect the cities shown on their tickets to achieve victory. So climb aboard and embark on your very own railway adventure!

Is Ticket to Ride like Monopoly?

When comparing Ticket to Ride vs Monopoly, the Slant community recommends Ticket to Ride for most people. In the question“What are the best board games?” Ticket to Ride is ranked 4th while Monopoly is ranked 69th.

Is Ticket to Ride Like Catan?

Ticket to Ride A gloriously simple game that only takes about fifteen minutes to play in its entirety, it still combines the building and strategy that games like Catan involve, but in a fraction of the time. Ticket to Ride is an easy game to play and learn.

What is Mystery Train in Ticket to Ride?

Mystery Train – A Ticket to Ride Expansion adds some cards to the Ticket deck. Instead, they are special cards that allow you to get bonus points at the end of the game, with the exception of one card that allows you to, in lieu of a turn, look through the entire deck of tickets and take any card you want.