Helped avoid queues which would have taken up most of the days. Really impressed with the Restaurants -on our own, we'd probably never even have heard of some of the places. Covered all of the 'mus... See more
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The Paris Pass is the complete sightseeing package for visitors to the city. Holders have access to over 60 attractions at no extra cost, a 2 day hop-on-hop-off bus tour ticket, a comprehensive guidebook and a Metro Travelcard! Popular attractions included are Louvre Museum, Palace of Versailles, Wine Tasting Experience, Notre Dame Cathedral and The Orsay. Discover more and spend less with The Paris Pass! Learn more online...
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Easy to use, and no problem at any place. But it is mandatory to make a schedule in order to use the most of experiences as possible if you look to make it worth

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we had three day Paris Pass, and even though we booked times at places, queues to the main places were long and still had to wait. Hop on hop off bus, we found difficult to find pick up locations, there was a couple little treasures that were well worthwhile, Macaroons in Montemarte, petit train was great, Wine tasting at Louvre was good. the other issue we had was we were told that pass not accepted at Grevin wax museum, so we had to ask for manager, and at Tour Montparnasse, make sure you book, even if not busy, very unhelpful door person

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The Paris Pass includes everything that a person wants to see and do in the city and more! I also appreciated the food and drink options that are available on the all inclusive pass. Me and my brother were able to eat several traditional French breakfasts as a result.

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Even with all our reservations we had to stay in line, exchange tickets or, as in the case of the Eiffel Tower, even wait in line for two hours to get them.

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It was great.
It would be better to have more restaurants included in the Paris Pass

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It is worth the price with the museum pass, experiences and food vouchers included. We enjoyed the museum and free food the most. However, we couldn't enter LV Foundation, which is a bumper. Another Paris Pass holder encountered the same issue as us.

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We are French but we wanted to experience Paris as true tourist :-)
We were happpily surprised to receive a warm welcome for all the gourmet experience and still amazed by all the expo, monument visits we did in 3 days !
Paris est magique as we say in France !

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Public transport is not included. If you want to visit something, you must have a resevation before, so it is not economical, as you can't get to many meaningful places if you can't plan months ahead.

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We had previously used the London pass, which was really good.
However this was not and doesn't give you value for money.
The eiffle tower is a 'tour' on the pass, with not very flexible time slots. It's better to just pay €14.50 (about £12.5) each and not be apart of a boring tour. And you can book at basically anytime including last minute booking.
The stade de france tour says English tours every Thursday at 2. Completely inaccurate. And the stadium tours there are fully booked for a week in the future. And you can't book on the paris pass, so there's no way of doing that.
We went to the paradox museum which was OK, mainly something for children though.
The aquarium was okay, nothing too amazing, london zoo was much better.
The other things which were actually good was:
- The 3 cafes (breakfast one not as good, but crepes and toasted sandwich were good)
- Montparnasse tower. Nothing too crazy, but was smooth.
- arch de triomphe / louvre - but that was just with the museum pass which you could buy separately.
The thing is the 2 day paris museum pass only costs €70 (£60), and there isnt a whole lot else to do on the paris pass outside of the museums to warrant the 3 or 4 times more that the Paris Pass costs.
They need to add something like an escape room (like they do on the london pass) and some sports activities.
Otherwise everything is just museums/heights, and not at all worth the value paid.

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the pass is great and value for money, we visited several spots, had the cruise and even enjoyed a meal!

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Overall, the Paris Pass was great and we saw everything we wanted to in a packed schedule. We used the pass a lot and really enjoyed the food/drink elements available, which were a great way of taking a break from the sightseeing. The only negatives were that the contractor for the Louis Vuitton Foundation left the meeting point without us and the customer service staff when we telephoned to get our tickets into the attraction was very unhelpful. We ended up having to purchase replacement tickets to get in. We were also disappointed with the standard of the crepes near to the Arc de Triomphe. This may be partly that it stood out because everything else was so good. These are just minor grumbles when overall we had a great time in Paris.

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We made the most out of our visit in Paris thanks to the Paris Pass. Definetely convenient if you want to visit all the museum and take walking tours with guides around the city. Really ejoyed the complementary lunches/brunches/degustations included in the Pass

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This is really value for money. Not only is an amazing guided climbing tour of the Eiffel included, but free restaurant experiences too! The Paris Pass saved my group of 25 and I nearly 4000 Euros. It is definitely recommended.

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We did a lot of research to be able to use fully but it was well worth the money for what we got to be able to do

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Very poor acceptance of the pass. There is absolutely no way you can get value out of this. There was one place which did not accept the pass even though being one of the 40 places on the list.

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The Paris Pass is good for passing the Queue. To get your money’s worth you need to hustle. We say 21 attractions in 6 days. If you want a laid back vacation, Paris pass is not for you. I am not sure I would do it again.

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Loved the pass and the variety of activities attached to the pass. We did take advantage of food and wine places attached to the pass as well as the sites. My only negative was the booking process for those activities that had to be booked. That aspect was not always easy. Would highly recommend the pass.

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