Our family loves the board game Ticket to Ride, where you build a railroad network to connect cities. Since we're also big fans of Philadelphia and public transit we were inspired to create a Philly version of the game!

SEPTA is Philly's rich transit system, connecting the region with subways, trolleys, buses, regional rail, and high-speed rail. And where the original game has a network of cities connected by rail lines, our version has a network of transit stops connected by SEPTA transit lines — each connection is a 1-seat ride between actual SEPTA stops.

There are many editions of Ticket to Ride for different locations. They share route-building rules, with each adding a feature or two to keep things fresh. Our version adds sites of interest you can visit around the city, and a bonus for traveling on all five transit modes.

If you'd like to play, you're welcome to print the board, read the rules and give it a go. We hope you enjoy it!

For details, see:

• The game board
• Game rules
• How to print the game board and cards
• How we made it

Here's the game board — clicktap for a full-screen version, where you can hover overtap a station, route, or site to see details.

Published by permission for non-commercial use. All rights to the Ticket to Ride name, gameplay, mechanics, and imagery are reserved by Days of Wonder, Inc., who have not endorsed or play tested this expansion.