Yeah, but they did the same thing with the cards for Ticket To Ride: 10th Anniversary Edition, as well - and that version is now out of print and really hard to get. So I just snatched this version up for TTR: Europe for that reason.
This was great for me because I was looking to buy TTR when I found this. I wouldn't recommend it if you already own the original, but for your only copy this one is worth it.
Thanks for the comparison as I was looking to add Ticket to Ride Europe to my game collection as I have a few other versions of the franchise. Now I know that I want the anniversary edition as it’s got such great detail. I think it’s important to point out that as nice as the anniversary is, is that it can’t be used with expansion sets. For me, I have the original Ticket to Ride base game, so that can be used with expansion sets.
I am impatiently waiting for them to actually ship the pre-orders on this game. I ordered it months ago at the $79.99 price point. It was originally supposed to ship in May (possibly even April originally, but not sure about that).
I think it's important to point out that because the train pieces are bigger this version is not compatible with any of the maps expansions...so if you really like ttr you probably have expansions... So Im not sure who this is for apart from collectors...
Actually the pieces in the Europe 15th Anniversary edition are smaller than the ones in the 10th Anniversary USA Edition, so they can be used with expansions (Tantrum House mentioned that in their video)....
@@FernandoCanoG ok strange...dice tower said the opposite...given the difference in scale of the maps between regular and anniversary and the fact that there are still 45 trains each, routes all the same lengths...the trains would surely have to be bigger in the anniversary edition
If we're talking about buying new, the Anniversary edition is just $19 more than the regular edition + the 1912 expansion (and it has more tickets as well) according to current Amazon prices.
It isnt double the price when you consider the price of the 1912 value as the anniversary one includes the 1012 expansion. The increase price then becomes only the upgraded meeples. it wasnt comparing apples with apples when one game has the added expansion cards and gamepay
Entertaining commentary and review (just subbed). I enjoy a lot of different games with the family (Sheriff, Lockup, Clank etc) but surprisingly haven't tried TTR so was thinking this might be a good time to dive in with the anniversary edition. Compatibility with expansions seems like it might be an issue (not sure) and player count (we're mainly 4 but sometimes 3 or 2). If not this version then is the a compelling reason to get the base Europe version over the USA one?
Canceled my pre-order because I found out the trains are too big to play on my expansion maps. Not interested in holding onto multiple boxes. Looks great tho
They did the exact same thing with the 10th Anniversary Edition - and what happened to that one - it is now out-of-print and very expensive! Which is why I just snatched this one up for the Europe map!
Thank you. I do not own any Ticket to ride games, and I was thinking to buy 15th... edition. But what I find out, most important reason why I'm not going to buy this. Because you can't play bigger expansions with that 15th edition. I want to play on Japan map etc. Trains are bigger... that's why, normal edition is for me better.
No one "needs" this obviously... But there are people who pay $1000s for jewel-encrusted Monopoly sets. So compared to that, this is entirely reasonable! 😅
I need to buy the 1912 expansion? Or is included here? I never played ticket to ride before. (I hear that Europe version is better than the USA version)
THIS is what an anniversary edition should look like.
(Except those card backs, they are horrible and should've looked more classy)
Yeah man I love this new edition but they really dropped the ball with the back design, feels like a freaking ad, it should be more classy as you say
An easy fix is sleeves with a nice textured matte color back side.
Yeah, but they did the same thing with the cards for Ticket To Ride: 10th Anniversary Edition, as well - and that version is now out of print and really hard to get. So I just snatched this version up for TTR: Europe for that reason.
That’s a really pretty edition, when you compare it to that new Catan or the pandemic special editions, it blows those away.
This was great for me because I was looking to buy TTR when I found this. I wouldn't recommend it if you already own the original, but for your only copy this one is worth it.
That box size seems really annoying to fit on a shelf...
Thanks for the comparison as I was looking to add Ticket to Ride Europe to my game collection as I have a few other versions of the franchise. Now I know that I want the anniversary edition as it’s got such great detail. I think it’s important to point out that as nice as the anniversary is, is that it can’t be used with expansion sets. For me, I have the original Ticket to Ride base game, so that can be used with expansion sets.
It does look amazing! I have read that you could use it, but I have no expansions, so I haven’t checked!
I am impatiently waiting for them to actually ship the pre-orders on this game. I ordered it months ago at the $79.99 price point. It was originally supposed to ship in May (possibly even April originally, but not sure about that).
A gorgeous package, but ultimately too rich for my blood. Love the video. J was holding those cards like he was about to do some sleight of hand.
He did, just too fast for us to notice!
@@steffen3382 I just found the seven of hearts in my pocket!
I think it's important to point out that because the train pieces are bigger this version is not compatible with any of the maps expansions...so if you really like ttr you probably have expansions... So Im not sure who this is for apart from collectors...
Actually the pieces in the Europe 15th Anniversary edition are smaller than the ones in the 10th Anniversary USA Edition, so they can be used with expansions (Tantrum House mentioned that in their video)....
@@FernandoCanoG ok strange...dice tower said the opposite...given the difference in scale of the maps between regular and anniversary and the fact that there are still 45 trains each, routes all the same lengths...the trains would surely have to be bigger in the anniversary edition
...with huge tables
@@redshoes1987 they are bigger than normal but designed to fit the expansions as that was the top complaint about the 10th anniversary edition.
Very pretty but way too oversized and expensive for such a simple game imo. Nice for collectors and fans.
If we're talking about buying new, the Anniversary edition is just $19 more than the regular edition + the 1912 expansion (and it has more tickets as well) according to current Amazon prices.
What do you think about Europe Vs. Original?
It isnt double the price when you consider the price of the 1912 value as the anniversary one includes the 1012 expansion. The increase price then becomes only the upgraded meeples. it wasnt comparing apples with apples when one game has the added expansion cards and gamepay
Entertaining commentary and review (just subbed). I enjoy a lot of different games with the family (Sheriff, Lockup, Clank etc) but surprisingly haven't tried TTR so was thinking this might be a good time to dive in with the anniversary edition. Compatibility with expansions seems like it might be an issue (not sure) and player count (we're mainly 4 but sometimes 3 or 2). If not this version then is the a compelling reason to get the base Europe version over the USA one?
Yeah, the 10th Anniversary Edition was also not compatible with the expansions (because they are bigger to match the board).
Thanks guys. This sold me on getting it. You also sold me on Carcassaronne 20th.
Thank you :) Hope you’ll enjoy them!
Is it good to fit into the organizer maps of wagons and routes in protectors?
do I need it? Yes. Especially since I entered board gaming way too late to get the US 10th Anniversary at MSRP.
Hope you’ll enjoy the beautiful package 🥳
What is the size difference between the train cars?
Canceled my pre-order because I found out the trains are too big to play on my expansion maps. Not interested in holding onto multiple boxes. Looks great tho
I have heard that these are smaller than the 10th anniversary one, so that they should work with expansions, but I might be wrong?
They did the exact same thing with the 10th Anniversary Edition - and what happened to that one - it is now out-of-print and very expensive! Which is why I just snatched this one up for the Europe map!
Thank you. I do not own any Ticket to ride games, and I was thinking to buy 15th... edition. But what I find out, most important reason why I'm not going to buy this. Because you can't play bigger expansions with that 15th edition. I want to play on Japan map etc. Trains are bigger... that's why, normal edition is for me better.
I did hear that the trains would work, but I might be wrong! Have fun whatever version you get 🥳 Thanks for watching!
No one "needs" this obviously... But there are people who pay $1000s for jewel-encrusted Monopoly sets. So compared to that, this is entirely reasonable! 😅
I need to buy the 1912 expansion? Or is included here? I never played ticket to ride before. (I hear that Europe version is better than the USA version)
All the cards from the 1912 expansion is included here! :)
@@BoardGamingRamblings Nice, Thanks for responding. Is something that need to now before play this version of the game?
Thanks.
Glad to be of help :)
I would give anything to find a wife that wants to play board games with me!
Good luck in your search :D
Really useful thank you
Glad we could be of help 🥳
can you pick you train color playing on line
I do not know the answer to that, sadly! I am sorry!
I have no desire to pay 100.00 for ticket to ride
I'd rather invest in Railways of the world 10th an. ed.
But it’s $54 right now!! It’s definitely worth it now!!
That’s a very good price! 😱