Ticket to Ride (Refresh) Game Review

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Ticket to Ride. You know the name, you know the game. It’s one of those titles people love to hate—and maybe also hate to love. The iconic game is now old enough to visit the bar car, having first hit shelves in 2004, and its success has only grown over the years. As of 2024, Ticket to Ride has sold 18 million copies worldwide. That’s a lot of plastic trains! There are even aftermarket trains from The Little Plastic Train Company to spruce up the table presence.

The game has branched out far beyond its original 1910 North American map. There are 2-player versions like Ticket to Ride: San Francisco and Ticket to Ride: New York, and worldwide expansions that include Japan, Northern Lights (Nordic countries), Sub-Saharan Africa, and more. Between kids’ editions and digital versions across multiple consoles, and Ticket to Ride children’s books, there’s truly a Ticket to Ride for everyone. Recently, a legacy version, Ticket to Ride: Legacy of the West was released, which I’m excited to break out with my legacy group later this fall.

The game has also made a positive impact through its partnership with the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF), selling limited-edition pink…

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