Cuba - Region Occidental
It has been quite a while since I was able to report about a new fan-produced extension to Ticket to Ride. It took some digging in the internet but I finally found a brand new map: Cuba - Region Occidental. And it's finally not a map from within Europe!

Unofficial map-extension to Ticket to Ride (Zug um Zug) by Juan Palacio
This novelty is brought to us by Juan Palacio and was originally published in Spanish game magazine Revista Tabula (issue #9). Revista Tabula also brought us the Wild Wild West expansion to Ticket to Ride.
Board layout
The Cuban map comes in a lengthier format, similar to that of the Italian map. It is 2 pages high and 4 pages wide. The board layout contains several long routes. Although several routes pass through water, the map works on the original Ticket to Ride rules.

Two sample tickets for the Cuban map
Design
The design of the Cuban map is totally unique. It does not copy any previous unofficial maps published earlier. Earlier creations used a copy of the original Ticket to Ride scoring section. This being said, the design is simple but very appealing. The colors are well done. As most unofficial extensions this map does not include the markings for the colorblind.
Download
All the images published here are a low quality version of the files. High quality images are available on http://ludere.ual.es/bsk. Unfortunately the files are a little bit difficult to obtain. Unlike all other extensions, you first have to register on his site and then go to this forum entry to download the files.
Keywords
Zug um Zug Karte Landkarte Erweiterung Kuba
Comments
In http://ludere.ual.es/bsk
use login/password: test
or
register
for download Ticket To Ride - Cuba Occidental.
Thanks.
Posted by: JC
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November 10, 2005 6:59 PM
try these direct links to download cards and map:
http://ludere.ual.es/bsk/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=getit&lid=1177
http://ludere.ual.es/bsk/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=getit&lid=1176
Posted by: Juan Palacio | March 27, 2006 8:54 PM
There is a video available at youtube. It's apparently in Spanish but it shows the board in an endgame stage. Pretty neat.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxzEVNXKq7I
Posted by: Naturelich
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August 16, 2006 11:44 PM