We spent two days in Rome and did not have much time. With the turbo pass we were able to use all the public transport, made a nice bus tour through the city, then went to the queue at the coliseum nice pass over to the preferred inlet and have watched the growth of the Vatican queue from a cafe. Then just walk past it and go in on time without having to queue. Do not pay entrance fees - just show and keep going while others are hiring. The turbo pass was the best idea for our stay and will be recommended by us in any case. The small guide contains really valuable tips. The recommended app brings nothing in the city, just in preparation for the trip. With Google Mapps you are faster and absolutely accurate.
The Rome City Pass was very convenient. Particularly helpful was the accelerated admission to the Colosseum and the Vatican Museums. It was also good that you did not have to worry about any more tickets. Too bad that there is no 4-day ticket. We could have needed that. In order to avoid the serpent at St. Peter's Basilica, one can try to go with the groups through the rear right door of the Sistine Chapel. Otherwise you really stand several hours in front of St. Peter's Basilica, although one of the Rome City Pass unfortunately can not help ...
We really enjoyed our sightseeing that we do not have to line up. In the Colosseum and Sistine Museum we could pass the queue and go straight into it. We also took advantage of the public transport for three days and drove all over Rome. Also to the sea to Ostia.
Short break in Rome, the eternal city ... It was just great! Thanks to the Turbo Pass, I've seen some attractions like the Vatican or the Collosseum without having to queue for a long time, which saved a lot of time. There is so much to see that it is a pity to be in the queue most of the time. Definitely go for a city tour on the Hop on Hop Off Bus. You can see many things that you want to take a closer look at.
recommendable
Everything OK
The pass significantly shortens waiting times. What may be superfluous (or at least stand for election) is public transport. In a single trip with € 1.50 and the really very close together attractions we would have the proportion "free ride" not needed.
we had a great experience with the rom city pass. The delivery and correctness of the passport were impeccable. Also, the handling was easy, as you get a few brochures, instructions and tips and a map with sent. Suburb has everything worked out great; especially at the Vatican Museum and Colosseum, we could just walk past the "normal" snake and actually walk straight into it.
Good value for money
The Rome City Pass is perfect for passing the endless serpents in Rome!
With the Turbopass everything worked out great, no waiting the fast-lane is really fast, the use of public transport was also very easy and easy with the turbo pass. Is worth the money and always happy to stay at the next Rome.
Stress-free. With the Turbo Pass everything went according to plan and without any problems. All in all, we were very satisfied with the performance of the Turbopass and would recommend it to KLAR!
We had a pleasant stay of 3 and a half days in Rome. Our hotel was close to the Termini and although we walked a lot to explore the city, the free metro with Rome City Pass was very useful (to cross the city center from one extreme to the other). Thanks to Rome City Pass we could easily enter the Roman Forum and Colosseum without lining up! For the Vatican Museums we did not need to wait to enter, a real treat! We also enjoyed the entrance to the castle of St. Angelo, beautiful monument with a magnificent view of Rome and St. Peter's Basilica. The only regret is not having had time to do the Hop-on-hop-off circuit that is included in the Turbopass, but we almost see everything by doing the circuits on foot.
Did everything with the passport and without waiting. Also, the trips by public transport was easy and easy.
We can only recommend the Rome City Pass - no waiting Vatican, Colosseum, ...