Having the pass was great for a family of four. The free rail ticket was absolutely helpful. \"Skip the line\", in most of the museums was good and hassle free.
It was a good decision to take the Turbo passes.
Basically good, works great almost everywhere, but Versailles was a disappointment. Priority access means 2 hours. At first it was not clear that in a three-day pass the museums can only be visited on 2 days. That would have to be made clearer.
We were in Paris for three and a half days. We enjoyed using pass and metro ticket. However, the metro does not cover the train to Versailles. When we followed instructions and got off the train to pay additional fare out of Zone 3. There was no one or a ticket booth to buy the ticket. The vending machine selling the ticket was not even working. If the Turbo pass includes Versaili museum pass, it should cover the train pass too. For tourist outside of France, it is very difficult for them to figure out things especially with a different language. That is my suggestions. Other then that, we enjoyed Turno pass and unlimited metro tickets for three days. It is excellent.
Guided tour is included with the pass at The Opera at fixed time. Make sure you check it first so that you dont have to wait.
Well thought out of the stay and visits, the Turbopass in Paris is a great thing. The existing already tickets facilitate from the outset purely the movements in the city. We were 3 days in Paris and we saw a lot in the time.
The Paris City Pass is a fine thing for many places of interest, as you can walk past the line and get straight to it. (Triumphal Arch, Louvre) For other sights, however, it also requires a previous registration. (2-3days) If you miss this one has no better chances. Then there are highlights of the city (sacre coeur or the catacombs) where the City Pass is not accepted. Here you have to check exactly what you want to see)
Most of the museums close at 6 but there are some open late one weekday, check that if you are short of daytime visiting them
I found the Paris City pass to be expensive but worth it. My only critique would be to make the pick-up of the pass easier for tourists and to warn tourists that some museums are closed on certain days. The open use of the Metro system helped us a great deal, so did the fact that we did not have to stand in line for tickets at the main attractions.
I found the Paris City pass to be expensive but worth it. My only critique would be to make the pick-up of the pass easier for tourists and to warn tourists that some museums are closed on certain days. The open use of the Metro system helped us a great deal, so did the fact that we did not have to stand in line for tickets at the main attractions.
Very useful in terms of only buying 1 ticket 1 time. I also loved the great flexibility and the cost savings was a bonus.
More detailed information on attractions that amn on the same day they can not use. Z, .B. Observation platform Notre Dame could only be served with reservation on site
It is especially worthwhile to pass long queues (Louvre). Too bad that the Eiffel Tower is not included. The Metro ticket for 2 days you can also pull on the machine for about 11 €. Unfortunately we were on strike at our travel time, so that among other things the lap of Versailles could not visit. Therefore, the pass was not worth it.
Everything went well and uncomplicated
Overall, the Turbopass is practical and helps the holidaymakers to have a great time! If the rides with RER trains were included, that would be a very pleasant relief - as well as the access to the Eiffel Tower! Thank you for your great support in a happy city!
The passport was well worth it Would be nice if the train ride to the airport would be included. Through the pass you have looked at some sights or museums, where you otherwise might not have visited.
Einfach Gut !
I find it convenient if I do not have to worry about buying tickets for museums and public transport, but can simply enter / get in.
There is really a lot in the Paris Pass. Museums, tours and chic discounts. However, in three days it was not possible for us to use the pass completely, that is profitably. For that you can spend too much time in the museums. Especially if you really want to look at the paintings and other art objects ... All in all, yes I would buy a pass again, but not for Paris and not for three days. Otherwise: Thumbs up, thanks Paris City Pass. It was fun.