It had been a long time since we'd last played Ticket To Ride. We used the 1910 expansion, which provides much larger cards, and a set of extra tickets. James had a good initial set of tickets which pretty much gave three routes from one elongated route (despite almost blowing it by attempting to build a short connection to New York with the wrong colour cards - fortunately no-one blocked the route before the build was completed the following turn). Stuart had a similar coast-to-coast route allowing him to build to pick up other tickets. David and Andy were more geographically contained and weren't able to break out and cash in too many more tickets. Final scores: James 187, Stuart 130, David 95 and Andy 90.
In a complete reversal of fortunes (we decided it's about being fortunate, not being lucky!), James completely messed up Ra, ending up with less points than he started with. Andy just pipped Stuart to first place with a large collection of buildings. Final scores: Andy 39, Stuart 36, David 21, James 9.
In a complete reversal of fortunes (we decided it's about being fortunate, not being lucky!), James completely messed up Ra, ending up with less points than he started with. Andy just pipped Stuart to first place with a large collection of buildings. Final scores: Andy 39, Stuart 36, David 21, James 9.
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