It took me a while to work out exactly what I had to do, purely due to the amount of information I got with the pass, but once it was clear, it worked really smoothly. You have to make sure you read the information carefully. The Colosseum ticket comes in an email, so you just show that at the entrance, but you have to collect the tickets for the Pantheon and the underground stadium at Piazza Navona touristation (it can get a bit busy) and the voucher for the Vatican at the touristation opposite the Vatican itself (make sure you go to the one furthest up the hill). The touristation employees are quite helpful and once you have the tickets, you just breeze to the front of the queue. The Hop On Hop Off bus was great. I would recommend doing the whole tour at once - just to show you where everything is in relation to each other. I didn’t bother with hopping on and off, but the pass is valid for 48 hours, so you have lots of opportunity. I had a question (my fault, not Turbopass’s) and the email was answered swiftly. I would recommend Turbopass - particularly if you stay a whole week like we did, as there are lot of attractions included. It gives you the peace of mind that you will actually get into the venues - and you won’t have to wait about. And on my final day, I left my suitcase at the place opposite the station. Other people were being turned away, but if you have a Turbopass, you have a reservation and therefore a guaranteed spot.
The turbopass was a great decision, the transfer to and from the airport was perfect, the route to the bus is a bit far at the airport. Metro runs every 3 minutes, everything is very easy, on weekdays the subway only runs until 10:30 p.m. then bus or taxi, Friday Saturday it runs until 1:30 a.m. Entrances with registration e.g. For example, in Castel Sant'Angelo and the Vatican Museum, it's great to get past the queue and you're in, it worked really well. We would do it like that again.
With the Rome City Pass we were able to explore Rome wonderfully. The app worked great.
We made a lot of use of the Rome City Pass. Whether it was the transfer from the airport to the Termini, train or bus, or the problem-free entry to various museums or the Coloseum, everything worked out. We were particularly surprised when we dropped off our suitcases at Termini for storage on the day of our departure. With our Rome City Pass we were served immediately, even though there were a lot of people standing in line. Next time again!!!
We really liked the Rompass, we booked it for 7 days and made full use of it, including a metro ticket and transfer from the airport to the city. Everything worked great and the ticket often saves you having to wait in line to get in. We would buy the ticket again next time.
We were glad that we had the Vatican and Colosseum dates with the Roman Forum and so we passed the many people who were queuing without tickets. The airport transfer and Engelburg were also worth it. Only the on-hop bus wasn't worth it because we were just stuck in traffic. It's easy to discover the best of Rome on foot and you'll get to your destination much quicker.
We appreciated the tour suggestions included in the pass. The coalition is the paid visit that we liked the most, just after that of the basilica, but which is free. The queue skippers are really nice. We were able to discover the museum under Piazza Navona, it is very interesting. I highly recommend. This allowed us to organize our visits and discover sites that we would not necessarily have thought of. The inclusion of transport (in the city + the shuttle to the airport) is a significant plus and which helps out well when you don't know a city.
We appreciated the tour suggestions included in the pass. The coalition is the paid visit that we liked the most, just after that of the basilica, but which is free. The queue skippers are really nice. We were able to discover the museum under Piazza Navona, it is very interesting. I highly recommend. This allowed us to organize our visits and discover sites that we would not necessarily have thought of. The inclusion of transport (in the city + the shuttle to the airport) is a significant plus and which helps out well when you don't know a city.
A brilliant invention! You can explore the whole city by public transport. Wrong direction? No problem, take the next train back! Giant queue at the ticket counter? Not with the Turbopass! We are excited. Transfer to the airport worked perfectly. You will be taken by the hand. THANK YOU!
From ordering to all entries, everything worked perfectly. There were never any problems and the information (that you get with the tickets) shows every place and time when you have to be where. Leaves nothing to be desired and is a clear recommendation for anyone vacationing in Rome. From a purely financial perspective, it's also worth it if you do some activities very quickly.
Were very satisfied, everything as advertised!
This was well worth the money. Includes Hop on Hop off bus which was great for getting around the sites.
Rome is a very charming city. Despite many tourists, we found life very chilled. People are relaxed and not stressful at all. We even found the traffic to be much quieter than expected. The Turbo Pass was worth it just because of the mega queue to the Sistine Chapel. We booked online and were actually able to walk past everyone and straight into the museum. However, the booked time slot will be checked. We were also able to enter the Colosseum directly with our ticket and time slot. We would recommend the Turbopass at any time. We stayed in a camper at the Village Flaminio Bungalow Park. The most well-kept campsite I know. Beautiful pool area and everything important (train, supermarket) in the immediate vicinity. Only 20 minutes by train from Piazza del Popolo. Highly Recommended!
Everything worked perfectly; no matter whether hop on off, public transport, the many additional offers with free or reduced entry...
Despite a few hiccups after booking, the customer service is really great. We enjoyed our week in Rome.
Turbopass was great, reliable and saved a lot of time.
Everything worked very well with the Turbopass. We used the airport shuttle transfer from Rome Termini Station. Likewise the Colosseum and the Vatican. It's a different experience when you don't have to wait in line for hours, but can go straight to the entrance. We ate the ice cream at the indicated place and we had a discount. On the last day we were also able to visit a museum without paying anything only by presenting the step and using the luggage storage of the station, because our return flight only took place in the evening.
Everything was well organized and rescheduling worked without any problems