Ticket to Ride USA 1910 Board Game EXPANSION | Train Route-Building Strategy Game | Fun Family Game for Kids and Adults | Ages 8+ | 2-5 Players | Avg. Playtime 30-60 Minutes | Made by Days of Wonder

This makes the game that much better! Having the extra shorter routes and the new bonus cards makes it a whole new ball game. Sorry, I mean board game. ;) No complaints whatsoever. What are you waiting for? Go buy this right now!!

Great addition to our game!

The increased size of the cards when compared to those that come in the original game is quite convenient. However, saying there are three new ways to play is a bit deceptive. In reality there are three slight alterations on standard play. I wouldnt pay full-price for this expansion, but if you can get if for a deal I think its worth it.

For anyone who has Ticket to Ride North America, this is a must-have purchase. Even at full cost, it is worth it for the depth and variety it adds to an already awesome game. I was skeptical of the larger cards at first (I liked the look and feel of the small cards), but they are much more vibrant and easier to hold.

Replaced my replacement set, yes thats right this game gets played so much I have worn out the first set of replacement cards I bought 5 years ago.

This is a must have for anyone who enjoys playing Ticket to Ride USA. The 1910 cards expands the game and makes it much more fun and interesting.

These additional cards are perfect. They make shuffling easier and are very easy to see and grab. I really like the additional destination cards. They bring a nice dimension to the game. We play this game at least monthly (for two years now) with the board game and more with the computer app.

Thought cost was a little high, based on the fact that the original game was pricey as well.

Our family loves Ticket to Ride. We play the standard boardgame quite often and even occasionally take up a challenge on-line at the company website. Of course the 1910 Expansion Pack seemed a likely must have, and we were not disappointed.

I never played the game without the expansion, but my family/friends always laugh when they see the wee little cards that originally came with the game. Those are a disaster - they remind me of a teeny-tiny pack of cards I had when I was a kid that was sized appropriately for a stuffed animal to hold. You need to get the 1910 expansion, so you can play like an adult.