Private transfer to BaselorS24 or IR75 train to Zug?
The short answer
For one traveler the S24 or IR75 train to Zug is cheaper by CHF 154. That does not change up to 8 travelers.
The S24 or IR75 train to Zug is quicker: 52 min against 1 h.
Private transfer to Basel: hours not recorded. S24 or IR75 train to Zug: 05:34–00:04.
Priced against each other
Whole-party totals · adult fares
What each costs for the whole party, in CHF. The cheaper of the two is marked on every row. The Private transfer to Basel is charged in euros; its column is converted at the reference rate in its fare note.
Travelers
Private transfer to Basel
S24 or IR75 train to Zug
Difference
1
about CHF 176
CHF 22
CHF 154
2
about CHF 176
CHF 44
CHF 132
3
about CHF 176
CHF 66
CHF 110
4
about CHF 176
CHF 88
CHF 88
5
about CHF 211
CHF 110
CHF 101
6
about CHF 211
CHF 132
CHF 79
7
about CHF 211
CHF 154
CHF 57
8
about CHF 422
CHF 176
CHF 246
Side by side
Where each one leaves you
transfer · KiwitaxiPrivate transfer to Basel
From
Driver meets you in arrivals with a name board
To
Any address in Basel
Journey
60 min
Book at least 16 hours ahead; nearer the day a car is offered only when one is free.
S24/IR75 · SBB, on a point-to-point ticketS24 or IR75 train to Zug
From
Zürich Flughafen railway station, platforms 1 to 4
To
Zug station, a few minutes from the old town and the lake, in 47 to 63 minutes; via Zürich HB
Luggage
Mainline Swiss trains: racks and standing space by the doors.
Runs
05:34–00:04
Journey
47–63 min
The ticket is SBB's, not ZVV's: Zürich Flughafen to Zug, CHF 22.00 an adult, CHF 11.00 for a child of 6 to 15 or with a Half-Fare card, under-6s free. It is cheaper than the CHF 31.00 to Lucerne, which the same IR75 goes on to.
The S24 is the all-day train, every half hour; the IR75 is faster but runs hourly at weekends and has gaps on weekdays. The ticket is valid on either.
The full fare is fixed; the "Supersaver" for one named train is cheaper, demand-priced and refused on any other train, so it is not priced here.
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