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based on 221 reviews of Paris Pass
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Well worth the money. The fact that you bypass the lines at the Louvre, D'Orsay, and Pompidou center is unbeatable.
Reviewed by: Bennett P, United States of America, November 2009
Great value and easy pick up location from the Hard Rock Cafe.
Reviewed by: Stanoy T, United States of America, November 2009
The Paris Pass was recommended to me by a fellow co-worker. It was great. We didn't need to wait in line to get entrance fee tickets to so many of the sightseeing attractions. The Eiffel Tower is not part of the Paris Pass though. We used the Metro everywhere we went and didn't have to pay a cent.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, October 2009
Fantastic! We found it very easy to collect our Paris pass from Hard Rock Cafe. The staff there were great. We made our way to Notre Dame cathedral, did the Notre Dame cathedral tower, Louvre, Museum d'Orsay, Twilight Seine Cruise on day 1. Palace Versailles on day 2. The Paris pass made traveling around Paris very easy and I have recommended your website to other travelers
Reviewed by: Lyn C, Australia, October 2009
Excellent! Well worth getting! I didn't have to wait in any queues. Worth the money. Loads of places to see that are on the pass and great for the metro.
Reviewed by: Sheila C, United Kingdom, October 2009
The Paris Pass was wonderful and easy to use. The different venues that are available were all great. Thank you so much.
Reviewed by: Mary M, United States of America, October 2009
This was great. Very easy to use and got a lot of use out of it.
Reviewed by: Robert M, United States of America, October 2009
We only used the metro tickets but they were very handy. The museum passes were great too, saving us lots of time.
Reviewed by: Carrie H, United States of America, October 2009
Great experience. Eliminated standing in lines!
Reviewed by: Karen W, United States of America, October 2009
Great option for getting around Paris, especially if it is your first visit.
Reviewed by: Suellen M W, Australia, October 2009
There was some confusion at the pick up point. I wanted some guidance on how to use it and what each item was for.
Reviewed by: Lisa W, United States of America, October 2009
We were very satisfied with the Paris Pass! We could enter all the attractions with no difficulty, and all the attractions they offered were all the beautiful and famous attractions in Paris. My only suggestion is that the limit time be for 3 days so we can have enough time to enter all the attractions.
Reviewed by: Uki Kustaman B, Indonesia, October 2009
This pass is a must if you go. The subway use alone was worth it. We found out that a wine tasting was included and took advantage. But we also found out too late that Versailles and transportation out there was included. Maybe if they could send the pass to you instead of having you pick it up, then you could read the book prior to getting to Paris.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, September 2009
We had a fabulous 6-day adventure in Paris!
Reviewed by: Melvene T, United States of America, September 2009
Best reason for this pass is the massive convenience it affords. We did lots of planning and price comparison on the best thing to do - this, Paris Visite Pass organized by state railway or just buy a travel pass then individual entry. Found that the Paris Pass was the way to go, although you do need to do some planning on where you will go and when to make sure you get the full value. We were a little lazy as we didn't want to be rushing around, but on looking back at the sites, museums, etc that we visited and comparing individual costs and a weekly travel pass, we still came out infront - but it is the convenience that is great, esp for the Louvre. If you are really into Museums, then it is great value, and as it is an all inclusive pass you are inclined to visit things that you wouldn't otherwise have bothered with - and be pleasantly surprised Wax Work Museum for example - it's right next to the Hard Rock Cafe from where you have to collect your pass, so you might as well have a look around, and it's not crammed crowded as is Madame Tussards in London, or bitterly disappointed Grand Arche rooftop at La Defence for example - not worth the effort I'm afraid to say, unless you want to see the Business district of Paris. All in all a good way to go, especially if you want to know what you are paying before you go and prepay, and it saves the trouble of having the cashchange for each individual attraction. Found 4 day pass enough for us, and also found that the transport ticket continued to work for 6 days!
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Australia, September 2009
