Everything went really well, even the last-minute rescheduling required due to the Pope's funeral. Thank you very much.
Congratulations on the efficiency of your services. No problem. Recommended for visiting Rome. D of Rome.
Everything worked perfectly. From the airport transfer, the free luggage drop-off at the train station (one suitcase per person!), to the Vatican Museums and the Colosseum with the Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum, the public transport ticket, the Pantheon, the city tour... everything was perfect with the Turbopass. We were two adults and two children, ages 9 and 12. The fact that you get everything from a single source and only have to go to a few places to get your tickets is simply fantastic. Furthermore, everyone we dealt with regarding the Turbopass was very friendly, courteous, and helpful. We would do it again anytime! Thank you.
I’m sure we paid more than we had to but we did not have the headache of searching for individual tickets. We also got fantastic times for our Colosseum and Vatican tours - first entry for both. We did buy our metro separately but hated using it ( felt like an overstuffed can of sardines).
We had four days in Rome recently and arranged our Turbopasses on the recommendation of a friend. It was very good advice; we booked the airport transfers, the hop-on-hop-off city bus, and visits to the Vatican and the Colosseum. For the latter two visits we simply walked to the front of the (long!) queues and showed our tickets, perfect. The paperwork arrived in plenty of time before our break and the details/arrangements were clearly explained. I would certainly recommend Turbopasses!
Depending on the time of arrival at the airport, it is better to take the train rather than the shuttle/SIT to Rome. Good tool for the Roma pass.
I received the Turbo Pass two weeks before my departure. Everything went very smoothly. Getting tickets for the Pantheon and the Catacombs at the respective tourist offices was also problem-free. The wait in line was short thanks to the reserved times for the Colosseum, Pantheon, and Catacombs. We only had to wait a little longer for the Roman Forum, but we couldn't reserve a specific time for that either. If you plan your visits well in advance, the Turbo Pass is ideal. Highly recommended.
Perfect way to visit the main attractions in Rome.We didn’t have to wait in queues, which is very much appreciated !
Everything worked perfectly for us, just follow the instructions delivered with each attraction tickets.
In my opinion, the tricky website does not reflect the seriousness and professionalism of TURBOPASS. It could be much better, regarding the great service provided !
TURBOPASS Rome is worth the price !
With the exception of the airport shuttle, or rather the two grumpy drivers—please excuse the language—everything worked perfectly, and we had four exhausting but wonderful days in this very interesting city. The drivers mentioned above not only left elderly travelers loading and unloading on their own, they also verbally abused them in a very unpleasant manner. My son and I were tired of it, so we helped the elderly people with the heavy suitcases both on arrival and departure and verbally abused the respective bus drivers, otherwise they wouldn't have stopped. Otherwise, everything was great; we'll do it again. Regards
The Roma Pass is a recommended tool for sightseeing.
We discovered Turbo Pass by chance while searching for good deals online. During our trip to Rome, we took full advantage of it. We were even surprised that everywhere we went, showing our City Pass, the people and tourist sites we visited were familiar with Turbo Pass. On our next trip, we will definitely check if there is a Turbo Pass. I highly recommend it.
The Rome City Pass was truly worth it! I got to see Rome at its best! The public transport ticket is definitely worth it, even though we still walked over 20,000 steps a day. Hop-on hop-off is also worthwhile. You can see what you want to see from the bus, and for us, it was the fastest way to Castel Sant'Angelo. Simply fantastic! The only thing that disappointed me a bit was the Vatican Museum. But that's not the pass's fault! Thanks!
The Rome City Pass was truly worth it! I got to see Rome at its best! The public transport ticket is definitely worth it, even though we still walked over 20,000 steps a day. Hop-on hop-off is also worthwhile. You can see what you want to see from the bus, and for us, it was the fastest way to Castel Sant'Angelo. Simply fantastic! The only thing that disappointed me a bit was the Vatican Museum. But that's not the pass's fault! Thanks!
We for 3 days to Rome as a treat for my wife (late family birthday present) ,my son had looked into this pass and with all the attractions we also booked to go to the Vatican & Colosseum . This pass allowed us to jump on and of the hop on bus , priority in queues and free entry to other places .
Would get one again if we go back worth the monies.
Everything worked perfectly! All appointments worked, no waiting in line in Rome. Exchanged the public transport ticket at Termini. No problems. I can't understand the bad reviews at all. The week worked perfectly and without any problems for Rome and in Rome. I would be happy to do it again and again, and I highly recommend it. We didn't book the ticket at short notice, but rather six weeks in advance for our vacation in Rome. Tickets for the Vatican and the Colosseum, no waiting in line. We didn't do the hop-on hop-off option. But the Catacombs tour was great and highly recommended. Castel Sant'Angelo, Pantheon—no waiting in line. We took public transport out to Ostia Antica (great) and took the bus to the sea, Lido Centro. Our conclusion: Excellent! A. Schmidt
We were very satisfied with the Rome City Pass. Overall, it worked very well; communication was seamless. It was especially quick, even on a Sunday. I had problems booking a tour, which were quickly resolved by support. Thanks to Ann. The explanations in the confirmation email are very detailed. Everything was as described. What you need to bear in mind: It's not a pass like the ones you're used to from places like New York: simply scan the QR code at the ticket office and you're in. That's not the case. You have to pick up the various vouchers/tickets at various locations in Rome. However, these are centrally located and everything is easily doable. Descriptions, etc., are included in a very detailed email. However, you might want to plan your routes beforehand using Google Maps etc. Otherwise, it can get stressful ;). Attractions booked in advance, such as the Vatican Museum or the Colosseum, are sent via voucher via email. The transfer ticket from the airport also worked very well.
Our visit to Rome with the Turbopass was perfect. A must-do in Rome, given the crowds in March. The tickets and vouchers included in the package were very helpful and opened up a few more options than we had planned. We'd love to go again.
We were in Rome with friends for a long weekend and decided in advance to buy the City Pass. It included tickets to the Colosseum and the Vatican. We were also able to use public transport and enjoy other free admissions, including to the Pantheon...everything worked smoothly. Rome offers many great sights and beautiful squares and corners, all at surprisingly reasonable prices, even at the main attractions. If you look a little further away, you'll find other great and less crowded spots. A city absolutely worth seeing.