Question 1

How well does the map work with the 10th anniversary edition components?

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See the picture attached to my review. The only "components" you need are the wagons. I have only played the UK board yet and 10th anniv wagons works well. Few reasons it works better than other maps packs is that UK board has many many 1/2/3 wagon routes, so not much chance of over-crowding. Also the longer 6 wagon routes are mostly ferry routes along the periphery of map and are relatively isolated from other routes so they do not get overcrowded with bigger wagons of anniversary edition.

Question 2

Do you need the original ticket to ride or would ticket to ride europe work with this?

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You need either the United States Ticket to Ride game or the Europe game to play any of the other games.  The Asia Ticket to Ride game has great card holders for your tickets and we use those for all of the games.  Have fun and enjoy. We love playing these games.

Question 3

The product description lists 'language' as german. is/are the game/instructions in german or english?

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Hello,
This is an English (American) copy of the game, however it has both English and German instructions. I hope this helps answer your question!

Question 4

Is this compatible with ticket to ride: rails and sails?

Accepted Answer

I just purchased Rails & Sails yesterday and watched a really good 35 minute game play tutorial on YouTube and Rails & Sails is being promoted as the largest and grandest of the TTR game varieties. Even the dimensions of the box surpass the others.  Rails & Sails is not an expansion.  It's a stand alone game in its own right.  And because they add boats to that version you can't pull the supplies from another game.  Rails & Sails is probably the pinnacle of TTR game play and from what I have seen; it is the most expensive except for those who are trying to sell a game for an arm and a leg.  I just purchased Rails & Sails for $67 and the others I was paying $35-55.  I currently have USA, USA expansion 1910, Europe, Europe expansion 1912, United Kingdom/Pennsylvania, New York City (uses taxi cabs) and yesterday I ordered Rails & Sails and Germany.  Rails & Sails introduces the boats and Germany introduces the passenger meeples; whatever that is!!  And BTW: I have purchased all of my TTR games from Amazon and have been very pleased with every one of them!!

ASIN	B015OWB3GS
Age Range Description	8+
Are Batteries Required	No
Best Sellers Rank	19,322 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) 380 in Board Games (Toys & Games)
Brand Name	Days of Wonder
CPSIA Cautionary Statement	Choking Hazard - Small Parts, No Warning Applicable
Colour	Multicoloured
Country Of Origin	Germany
Customer Package Type	Reinforced Box
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,503)
Edition	Volume 5
Educational Objective	Enhance strategic thinking, planning, and historical understanding
Estimated Playing Time	60 Minutes
Expansion For	Ticket to Ride
Game Mechanics	route building, stock shares, technology cards
Genre	Strategy
Global Trade Identification Number	00824968817773
Included Components	Game board, train cards, technology cards, stock shares, rulebook, 240 colored train cars, 144 illustrated cards, 5 wooden scoring markers
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Is Assembly Required	No
Item Dimensions	29.5 x 29.5 x 3.6 centimetres
Item Dimensions L x W	38L x 298W millimetres
Item Highlight	Ages 8+ \| 2-5 Players \| 30-60 Minute Playing time
Item Type Name	Board Game
Item Weight	1.2 Kilograms
Language	French
Manufacturer	Days of Wonder
Manufacturer Part Number	720123
Manufacturer recommended age	8 years and up
Material Type	Cardboard, Paper
Minimum Age Recomendation	96
Model Number	DO7223
Number of Items	1
Number of Packs	1
Number of Players	5
Operation Mode	manual
Rulebook Availability	Printed Included
Set Name	Ticket to Ride
Size	Letter
Special Features	Expansion
Subject Character	UK & Pennsylvania, 19th Century
Theme	Adventure, Strategy
UPC	824968817773
Unit Count	1.0 count

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