Despite the freezing cold, everything is going well. “The timeline change was successful. “Rail operations are also stable under the new schedule,” SBB spokesperson Oli Dishoe told Blick. At times there were icy spots that delayed operations. Display systems on trains sometimes lacked information, the online timetable did not always show real-time data.
Thanks to the timetable change, for example, trains run directly between Romanshorn TG and Interlaken BE every two hours. This means that the Bernese Oberland is also better connected to the greater Zurich region.
Jungfrau Railways manager rejoices
Speaking of going to the slopes from Zurich. IC81 runs directly from Zurich main station to Interlaken Ost. From there, continue with the Bernese Oberland Railway (BOB) to Grindelwald Terminal. You can continue to the ski slopes at the Eiger Glacier in 15 minutes by V-Bahn and Eiger Express.
Urs Kessler (60), Director of Jungfrau Railways, is happy: “We are increasing the attractiveness of the entire Jungfrau region with the new direct connections and a direct public transport link in the Grindelwald Terminal.”