Paris Pass Experience?
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Paris Pass Experience?
Does anyone have experience with the Paris-Pass or any similar attractions passes? I'm travelling to Paris in May for a week and plan to hit the museums, etc, pretty heavily. I used the British Heritage Pass when in Scotland a couple years ago, and it worked great at bypassing lines and saving money. Does the Paris-Pass or any other pass work similarly? Does it really get you past ticket lines, or do you have to stand in line to get a paper-ticket by using the Paris-Pass? Thanks for the info!
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Museum pass - have not used yet but will soon.
http://www.parismuseumpass.com/en/home.php
It may save $ but people say the best thing is you skip the ticket lines and go rightin.
http://www.parismuseumpass.com/en/home.php
It may save $ but people say the best thing is you skip the ticket lines and go rightin.
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Line skippage
Yes, the museum pass is what I'm primarily interested in, and line-skippage (hopefully true) is the main reason why. I'll be curious to hear your experiences with it.
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There has been some discussion on this topic recently. Here is one of the most recent threads that came up when I did a search on "museum pass":
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/franc...eing-tour.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/franc...eing-tour.html
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I didn't read through the links, so this may be repetitive.
The museum pass certainly does allow you to bypass lines, and sometimes the time savings can be huge. We were there over Christmas, and one day the line at the Louvre was enormous. We walked right past many hundreds of people (who were not moving much) and walked right in! My guess is that the wait for the folks in line was at least an hour -- and that was at the mall entrance.
I also liked the option to come and go as we pleased. The Louvre especially can be pretty daunting, so we went three separate times in a six-day period. Each time we only stayed for an hour or two, and we explored totally different areas.
We'd use the muesum passes again in a heartbeat.
The museum pass certainly does allow you to bypass lines, and sometimes the time savings can be huge. We were there over Christmas, and one day the line at the Louvre was enormous. We walked right past many hundreds of people (who were not moving much) and walked right in! My guess is that the wait for the folks in line was at least an hour -- and that was at the mall entrance.
I also liked the option to come and go as we pleased. The Louvre especially can be pretty daunting, so we went three separate times in a six-day period. Each time we only stayed for an hour or two, and we explored totally different areas.
We'd use the muesum passes again in a heartbeat.
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Hello everyone,
I've done a search of this forum but wasn't able to find a specific answer to this question - does anyone know what the difference between the Paris Pass and the Paris City Passport is? They both look pretty similar, include the Museum Pass, Visite, etc, but the Paris Pass is 50 Euros more....my trip to Paris will only be 3 days, so I'm not even sure if its worth buying either of these?
http://booking.parisinfo.com/z6200e2...place_boutique
http://www.parispass.com/
Would appreciate any advice and recommendations!
I've done a search of this forum but wasn't able to find a specific answer to this question - does anyone know what the difference between the Paris Pass and the Paris City Passport is? They both look pretty similar, include the Museum Pass, Visite, etc, but the Paris Pass is 50 Euros more....my trip to Paris will only be 3 days, so I'm not even sure if its worth buying either of these?
http://booking.parisinfo.com/z6200e2...place_boutique
http://www.parispass.com/
Would appreciate any advice and recommendations!
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Lily
Looking for the same INFO too 

Hello everyone,
I've done a search of this forum but wasn't able to find a specific answer to this question - does anyone know what the difference between the Paris Pass and the Paris City Passport is? They both look pretty similar, include the Museum Pass, Visite, etc, but the Paris Pass is 50 Euros more....my trip to Paris will only be 3 days, so I'm not even sure if its worth buying either of these?
http://booking.parisinfo.com/z6200e2...place_boutique
http://www.parispass.com/
Would appreciate any advice and recommendations!
I've done a search of this forum but wasn't able to find a specific answer to this question - does anyone know what the difference between the Paris Pass and the Paris City Passport is? They both look pretty similar, include the Museum Pass, Visite, etc, but the Paris Pass is 50 Euros more....my trip to Paris will only be 3 days, so I'm not even sure if its worth buying either of these?
http://booking.parisinfo.com/z6200e2...place_boutique
http://www.parispass.com/
Would appreciate any advice and recommendations!

