Ticket to Ride London Board Game - Train Route-Building Strategy Game, Fun Family Game for Kids & Adults, Ages 8+, 2-4 Players, 10-15 Minute Playtime

My family loves playing Ticket to Ride. Ticket to Ride Europe is our favorite edition. We were recently visiting London with our daughters. We found this and thought it would be the perfect Christmas gift to remind them of our time there. We had so much fun playing this. It has various items on the map through downtown London that we remembered visiting. It just means so much more when you've been there in person! The game is small and lightweight and easy to pack and travel with. Everything is included that is needed in the game, so it is not an expansion pack but a standalone game. Since it's smaller, the gameplay is much faster than the normal TTR game. This is great if you only have time for a quick game, or for a good transition game on game night between longer strategy games!

While my family enjoys a good game of Ticket to Ride, The kids often grumble about the time commitment. Enter this little beauty of a game. It has all the same game mechanics, but it’s like playing Ticket to Ride on fast forward. You’re building routes across the landscape of London with charming double-decker buses instead of trains. It’s easy to learn, and you can complete a game in about 20 minutes. While in the original, you may be able to complete many tickets, with this version, you will probably max out at three or (with a stretch) four completed routes. This keeps the game brief and streamlines the strategy. If you’re looking for a quicker version of the renowned series, or if you have been considering dipping your toe in the water just to see what it’s like, this is a great family game!

London is much smaller in size than the other Ticket to Ride Games and has capacity for only 4 people to play. With that said, it is still fun. Also quick to play with 2 people. Another TTR game with new strategies.

My family plays the US Ticket to ride almost every week. We got this one thinking it would be just as fun, the gameplay is much shorter and it feels like we are playing the kid-friendly version of the game. The Cards are full size which is nice, and the pieces are all good quality, just not exactly what we were thinking in terms of gameplay.

If you like the original Ticket to Ride this provides a similar format, but runs a little quicker. This has been a fun family game for times when we want a little shorter gameplay, or want to play multiple games back to back.

I love TTR. And I love British stuff. Win-win! I don't get the apparent 60s theme of the box because the game doesn't feel retro... It's just timeless London. I'm not crazy about the game piece colors, but they're not a dealbreaker. This is a stand-alone game, not an expansion... Kind of a mini version that takes less time to play than regular TTR... I think the longest leg between locations is only 4 car lengths. Recommended!

We really enjoy the original Ticket to Ride game as a family. Even my 6 yr old played, but he could never win. Thought this might be a chance to level the playing field field little. Basically the same rules, but smaller and short game. So far we like it, and it's a little easier for him. This might be a good in-between game for you to play if you enjoy ticket to ride but have younger kids.

My kids love the original Ticket to Ride, so I wasn't sure how they would take to a "downsize", but this shorter version is perfect for taking on visits - the cousins managed to play 2 games together at our Christmas lunch, which would not have been possible with the original, longer version. We have not managed to have a game quite as quick as it says on the box, but they really enjoy it. Only 4 players can play at a time. It is also a nice introduction to the whole Ticket to Ride concept, perfect for beginners, but "experts" can be just as challenged.

Don’t give away what route you’re trying to get otherwise someone will block you. Great game!

Juego de la saga "Aventureros al tren", ambientado en barrios de Londres. Partidas rápidas y juego muy divertido

I'm a big fan of the mainline Ticket To Ride games, but it's often hard to find the time to play them. This smaller game has a shorter play time of about 30 minutes and doesn't sacrifice any of the fun. The London map has a groovy 60s vibe that feels just right and is fun enough, with familiar looking caricatures and well known locations. This has become a game we've played again and again and I'm sure we'll continue to do so.

What a great way to play shorter rounds of the classic Ticket to Ride. We really enjoyed this game, especially the new strategy angle of trying to own districts had us strategize in overdrive. I recommend this highly and we'll take it out of the box and take it with us on holiday this year. Which is easy enough to do, as it's quite compact already; we'll just ditch the box. We also love the London theme. Instead of trains you have red buses and instead of carriages on the cards, it's a mix of different English vehicles, such as Austin Martin a black cab. Perhaps this review should come with a spoiler alert, because unpacking the game was half the fun. Ticket to ride is just the best game ever and because it comes in so many varieties it always feels like a new game. Yes, it's worth every penny, because you'll play it until the board rips apart. Our youngest player is 19 and our oldest 76, and it's never clear who is going to win. We all have different strategies. Enjoy it, no wait, I know you will. Buy it!

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