Pogo has added two new cities, one extended stay city and 6 new badges to Jet Set Solitaire today. These levels can be found in the Northern Excursion World Tour pack.
See all of the Jet Set Solitaire levels and badges.
Check out the new destination’s badges:
Antarctica Coach Badge
Complete all Antarctica attractions
Antarctica World Class Badge
Complete all Antarctica attractions with 3 stars
St. John’s Coach Badge
Complete all St. John’s attractions
St. John’s World Class Badge
Complete all St. John’s attractions with 3 stars
Stockholm Extended Stay Coach Badge
Complete all Stockholm Extended Stay attractions
Stockholm Extended Stay World Class Badge
Complete all Stockholm Extended Stay attractions with 3 stars
What do you think of these new cities and badges? Share your thoughts in a comment below.
Blysse says
“Northern Excursion” is a really dumb name when it includes Antarctica, the planet’s SOUTHERNMOST continent…
RyzandShyn says
LOL, that’s a good catch there, Blysse.
And I imagine the St. John’s they’re talking about is the one located in the US Virgin Islands, which is, technically, north of the equator, but not by much.
I’ve always wanted to go there or St. Lucia.
Cindy4764 says
Actually they mean St. John’s Newfoundland so they’re OK on the Northern part for that one, lol. I read it somewhere earlier but don’t remember where now. The only reason I’ve heard of St. John’s, Newfoundland is because a singer, Alan Doyle, previously from Great Big Sea, is from there and I’ve had friends who have been there. 🙂
RyzandShyn says
Thanks, Cindy! I haven’t started the new levels yet so I couldn’t see which they were talking about and am glad to know it is indeed a Northern Excursion destination.
But that kind of makes the Antarctica mistake even more glaring…lol.
Blysse says
They clearly meant snowy/cold/icy/etc.
IMO “Wintry Excursion” would have been a better name. It fits all the locations AND is appropriate for the time of year for most Pogo players right now.
Blysse says
No, it’s in Newfoundland, Canada, so that one’s in the North.
Figgs3374 says
There are TWO cities in the Canadian Maritimes with variations of that name. The one they are talking about is St. John’s in Newfoundland…..but the other one is in New Brunswick (due south of NL) and spelled Saint John. A friend of mine lives in Newfoundland, so finally got it straight. I have been to the other one as well.
The Maritimes are gorgeous and we are going to head back to Prince Edward Island next summer to relax and stroll thru my ancestors’ cemeteries, lol. They arrived 200 years ago from Scotland and England.
Cheers from freezing cold Ontario!!
Heather.
RyzandShyn says
I got through this new suitcase. Many levels required replays to get through.
I realized that gone are the days where I’d go back in to get three stars on each and get the gold badge.
I used to love doing that, because I was usually close and although it sometimes required a power-up or two, I was willing to do that. Now it would take multiple power-ups as many levels are short of 3, and the boards are so “iffy” that I’d be there forever trying.
Oh well…I still enjoy the game and am glad to get the badges I do get.
Kathy says
I finished all the two cities and extended stay …
i had to replay some levels many times to get the badges..
most of the levels were 1 or 2 stars and only 3 stars in the whole set .
It is one of my favorite card games and like the different sites the cities visit