Ticket to Ride USA 1910 Board Game Expansion - Train Route-Building Strategy Game, Fun Family Game for Kids & Adults, Ages 8+, 2-5 Players, 30-60 Minute Playtime

This is a strong addition to the core of the Ticket to Ride game. It's not a true expansion in the sense of it doesn't change anything in how you play really, but it does add a few things to the game. First of all it adds new missions for you to take, which adds more variety to the game, especially if you've played it for awhile. The original game only had so many so you could kind of tell after awhile which paths people are pursuing, especially if they decided to trek cross-country. With the added cards, this is a lot less certain. and attempts to block paths may end up more fruitless than ever because of it. With almost 40 new missions you can play for a long time and still be surprised by it. Also, with so many new missions, fishing for that one mission by drawing incessantly is no longer as easy as it once was, which discourages that strategy a bit. Secondly, it gives you more normal-sized train cards as replacements for the tiny ones that come with the original. This makes them a lot easier to shuffle, especially if you have bigger hands. This was a nice bonus to add to it to give it some value, and pretty much a godsend if you hated the tiny cards as they were. It adds new ways to play the game, which i can't recall at this time as I gave this as a gift to someone who has the game. One of them is to play with 1910 cards only, and it adds some flair to the game that allows for a twist...we played this and it didn't really add a whole lot of depth to it but it did ensure that we got to see and use the newer cards immediately. Overall this is a solid buy for the price. As the title says its basically an add-on rather than a true expansion. You can probably skip this purchase if you wanted but it's not really all that expensive, so it is worth the cost if you want bigger cards or a nice gift to get someone that has the game.

I absolutely love the original ticket to ride game, so I got this and it’s so much better. It’s easy to add the expansion in because it just upgrades the quality your train tickets, adds more routes, which is so much more fun to play, especially with more people. It’s small so it doesn’t take out space, and the train cards look so much better anyways! Dump the tiny original train cards!

This is expansion pack is 100% worth the money if only for the new larger cards. They make the game so much more pleasant to play. Our family loves Ticket to Ride, but the small cards were so annoying to shuffle and kind of made us dread the point when the draw pile ran out. The new cards are easier to shuffle and much easier to hold and keep organized in your hands. You will still have to shuffle the draw deck, but it's no longer a dreadful activity. Other than the card size there's not a huge amount of extra stuff really. A few small ways to change up the game. We enjoy the new routes and the new ways to play, but I don't know that I would recommend this pact for those on their own. But after playing the original game for so long it's great to change it up a little and make it a little less predictable.

A must for Ticket to Ride lovers. This Expansion set makes the Original so much more fun to play, given so many more options as before.

The 1910 Update is great. It gives you new train Cards, that are larger and easier to use. and adds new destinations too. I was getting tired of all the same ones. the multiple variations of the game play is nice and allows for a variety without changing the board map. It is a great family game and adds hours of fun to any game night. Please note, this does require you to already have the Ticket to ride USA.

I'll be direct: The Ticket to Ride series is my favorite board game series. We LOVE connecting our cities on the Heart of Africa map, or trying to link the 4 countries in the Switzerland map. Ticket to Ride Europe is our favorite full box game, but we felt like the base game, Ticket to Ride (North America) is, well, dull. Don't get me wrong, It's still Ticket to Ride! But the choice of destination was limited, and the small playing cards? AWFUL! Just AWFUL. You get these large tickets for all of the maps, and the large train cards with Ticket to Ride Europe, but the small cards meant our Ticket to Ride base game was gathering dust. Until we bought 1910: Suddenly, you have all these destinations which mix things up, and you know what? You get the big cards now!!! Not just for the tickets, but also for the trains... Our small cards never left their recessed holding spots in our box and instead, we now place 2 bags of trains per slot (and the spare trains) and use the remaining 2 for the tickets and the train cards. It fits! Even with sleeves! But now, you get 3 modes of play: The Base game, with just the original ticket (with a few welcomed corrections in point values for some error tickets), Big Cities, for which ALL tickets are just to 8 cities (including the frustrating Miami) The BIG Game, which includes ALL of the tickets, and believe me, if you shuffle them well, ,you'll never get 2 games alike... Now, I won't lie to you, Ticket to Ride (North America) is STILL our least favorite map, but now, at least, we'll play it once in a while and it got back at the best for introducing new players to the series since it's the ONLY game without ANY special rules (no ferries, no tunnels, no lost trains, no special cards, no train stations or passengers). But without 1910, you are stuck using the tiny useless cards... Well, they are 100% useless: with 1910 and 3 full games (North America, Europe and Marklin) and the pumkins train, you get 4 set of Train cards (3 big and 1 tiny ) and 16 train sets. This allows you to use your map collections for FOUR simultaneous Ticket to Ride games of 16 players (We were planning 3 for Switzerland, 5 for Europe, 4 for Asia and 4 for Africa), with a Marklin or India finale for the 4 winners... but the game didn't work out (long story, coordinating 16 players is HARD). You could even play with 17 players if you use a 6 player team Asia game... In short, 1910 is awesome...

This expansion pack makes the original Ticket to Ride U.S. version a much more playable and enjoyable game. the cards are bigger and easier to shuffle, and there are many more tickets, with a wide variety of destination lengths. This makes for better game play for a number of reasons. As for those reviews suggesting that this 1910 expansion pack somehow turns the U.S. version of Ticket to Ride into the more interesting and complex Ticket to Ride Europe version -- not so fast. The Europe version has stations, which was a great addition to the original game. This expansion pack adds more tickets and bigger cards. so it's more an incremental lift than it is an overhaul.

My initial thoughts were something along the lines of, “$20 for some new/bigger cards!? I could just buy a new game for that price!” In all honesty, that’s what has kept me from buying the expansion up to this point…it just so happened that I had a little extra left over from Christmas shopping. We play the base game so much that we can sometimes guess what a player has in terms of tickets after one or two routes…this can take the mystery and fun out of playing. The new ticket cards will help to prevent that from happening again any time soon, especially if you utilize all of them via “The Mega Game” variant. There are a lot of shorter ticket routes (one is even worth two points) so now I don’t feel as hesitant to draw tickets during the game for fear that I’d never be able to complete them in time. The Globetrotter bonus is also a nice touch. What’s nice about “Ticket to Ride” is that it is flexible enough to where you can make up your own variants. You could, for example, use all the ticket cards but only draw three in the beginning (as normal) instead of four. You can opt to use only the tickets with a value of “X” or lower/higher, giving you a game of all short or long routes, respectively. You could also opt to include all, some, or none of the bonus cards…you get the idea. This expansion simply gives you more ways to customize your game, which is a plus for any hardcore “Ticket to Ride” fan. The larger cards are indeed nice to have and do fit in the original insert with a little organization and thought, though the expansion box will not (not without mutilating and removing the insert’s separators). They are also easier to handle and shuffle. Is it worth $20 though? It depends. If you and your family/gaming group play “Ticket to Ride” religiously, then I’d say yes. If you bring out “Ticket to Ride” once in an Alan R. Moon (ba-dum-ch!!), then I’d say no. The base game is perfectly playable by itself and can easily provide entertainment for years to come…most casual gamers can and will be happy with just that. With that said, sometimes you just want more. I personally would have liked another train set so that six players could play or something along those lines, but I suppose “USA 1910″ does the job as-is even if it is a tad on the expensive side.

知名度のある拡張なのですが思いの外、レビューアが少ないので僭越ながらレビュー させていただきます。 おおまかには以下のカードやルールが追加になっています。 ❶１９１０に刷新された全く新しい目的カードのセット （一部、得点の見直しあり） ❷２００４年の記念イベントで配布されたミステリー・トレイン カード ❸最多目的地カード（１５点） ❹大都市をだけを抜粋して行うビッグ・シティ ゲーム ❺全てのカードを使用するメガゲーム 等々 特にボーナス・カードでは最も多く目的を達成したプレイヤーに与えられる最多目的 地カード（１５点）が追加されておりコレにより目的地カードが、より積極的に引か れるようになりました。 … ココは本当に良い調整だと思う。 勿論 、従来通りの最長距離ボーナス・カード（１０点）も健在です。 アメリカマップは初期作故、若干ゲームバランスを損ねている感があったが本拡張に より絶妙なプレイバランスになりました。 従来とは違った新鮮味が味わえるように なり色々な楽しみ方ができるようになった。 ✨ それとカードが大きくなったので率直に費用対効果を感じられるのも良いですね。 色んな意味で雰囲気が変わる拡張なのでチケライ・ユーザーなら買って損はないアド オンキッドだと思います。😄

Better quality cards More destinations The additional rules make the game more competitive.

Love the game and the expansion offers extra re-playability with more ticket destinations and options to play. The best part is it replaces the original card set along with the new cards and they are bigger easier to hold and play. Put the old ones aside and enjoy the easier to view, play and use cards.

Playing Card Size. Has Original Cards + Expansion

Tolles Spiel zu zweit. Man braucht allerdings einen großen Tisch dafür. Gut verarbeitet.