I know how to say it in high German, French and Spanish and have used it when I needed to get by but the people do not move. I figured if I asked in Swiss German maybe that would do the trick.

Depends on the dialect...but "Tschuldigung" or "Tscholdigung" should do the trick.

At 2:50 onwards

In the bus I always hear people say entschuldigung.

excüsé, tschuldigung or sorry should all do the trick

I use Pardon mainly .. simpler and understood in Zürich.

I don't know, but everytime I've said "entschuldigung" in Germany (Hessen) I always got a nasty "nix passiert" as a reply... I always was cautious to say entschuldigung here because of it.

Just say excuse me fairly loudly in English, it seems to bemuse them and they let you past but I always say thank you Swiss tend to sigh and tut rather than say excuse me so they can pass and I cannot understand that. I have often said to a Swiss person especially on escalators "why huff and puff just say excuse me" einfach, oder..... Simple innit!

Darf ich mal durch!?
With a marshall tone, they will hate you but they'll move. Even in Zurich.

the "bitte" is the key word...

Maybe, but the word to be used is EXGüSI

If you mean the english style apology when you didnt do anything wrong in the first place.

Then "Selber Schuld" but I should point out it is used with another cultural perspective at heart!

"Raus! Raus!! Schnell! Schnell!!!!" hasn't let me down yet, especially since I haven't got the balls to actually say it yet.

Or else "Heiss und fettig", as though you were a waiter in a restaurant ...

Right. "Heiss" (hot) alone usually doesn't do the job, but adding "fettig" (greasy) or "ölig" (oily) always works.

Normally they just stand looking mad that you didn't see that they want to pass.

Yes I do always use the word bitte (Please) afterwards. Today I was trying to get on the tram with the baby stroller and bunch of kids would not move even after saying all the above in cluding EXCUSE ME. I finally said loudly MOVE! That worked but I don't always want to be rude becuase with a young toddler she will emmilate what I say or do and I do not want her to start that.

Move ahead
say "exgüsi"
move people aside
loudly say "merci"

I am going with this as the stuff in the video is unpronounceable without electrodes attached to certain body parts.

Shame the Brits didn't colonise this part of the world. Could have had a sensible language, proper cheese, bacon, right-hand drive, orderly queues, Sunday opening........

Quite agree.