A variation on the American version

Ticket to Ride Europe takes up the principle of the original game, transposes in Europe and adds some additional rules, choice, enriching the game or deprive it of its original simplicity.
It is still to get their hands on railway sections to connect the cities inscribed on the objectives cards. Three new elements are introduced:
- Stations that allow the section to borrow an opponent in order to achieve its objective
- Tunnels, for which more cards than the length of the section may be needed
- Ferries, the sections where a number of locomotives must be placed.

I do not really have a preference between the two versions. The American version is a cinch and legendary. This is slightly more complex but not panic, the game is accessible to all rules and new elements are easy to grasp.
Owning two can seem a little superfluous as the universes are close, those averse to the minimalism of the first version may find their happiness here, while those who swear by the genius of the initial counting game are likely to see not the interest of this variant.

You decide if the European geography makes you more dream than the United States.

Anyway, in this incarnation or another, Ticket to Ride remains a family entertainment of high quality, indispensable classic game library.