The game was created by Alan R. Moon. The inspiration for the game was ocean waves, which Moon had viewed on a walk while reflecting on an … See more

The gameplay is based on the format of the original 2004 game's rules (United States 1910), with a few unique rule variations for each version:-
Set-up
At the beginning of each version of the game: See more

Days of Wonder has produced two anniversary editions of Ticket to Ride. The boards of each anniversary edition were based on different prior maps of the stand-alone versions. The playing pieces are more ornate and larger than the original version, meaning … See more

The introductory nature of the Ticket to Ride has been noted. Alan R. Moon, wrote "The rules are simple enough to write on a train ticket – each … See more

Sales
Ticket to Ride was first published in the States by an American company, Days of Wonder. … See more

Multiple editions have been published depicting maps of various countries, cities, and regions, many of which have been positively received by critics. The transport cards are based on various models of train carriages:
Each stand-alone … See more

The First Journey series is designed for a younger audience (aged 6 and older ), involving bigger pieces, a smaller board, shorter connections, with a quicker games time (10 – 30 … See more