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Paris Pass Components Paris Attractions Pass - Free entry to the best Paris attractions including a River Cruise and tour of the Opera Garnier. Paris Museums Pass - Free entry to top Paris museums and monuments like the Louvre, Musee d'Orsay. 1-day hop-on-hop-off Big Bus tour pass Paris Visite Travelcard - Free unlimited travel on the metro, RER and buses. 120+ page Paris Guidebook Paris Pass Highlights Visit over 60 major attractions in Paris with just one tour pass. Choose from three comfortable options - 2, 3, 4 and 6-day passes. With the Paris Attraction Pass, you get access to 1-day hop-on-hop-off bus tour, Seine Bateaux Cruise, Grevin Wax Museum, Montparnasse Tower, Dali Museum and much more. With the Paris Museum Pass you get free entry to over 60 museums and monuments in and around Paris, including the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame Cathedral and the Musee D'Orsay. The Paris Visite Travelcard allows you to enjoy free unlimited travel on the metro, RER and buses. Get priority skip the lines at selected locations throughout the city and beat the queue with ease. Why You Shouldn't Miss This Cost Effective The Paris Pass makes visiting the many famous attractions and museums in Paris an extremely easy and cost-effective affair, giving you priority skip-the-line access to over 60 museums and monuments in Paris for only a fraction of the cost. The more you visit, the more you save. The pass is available for 2, 3, 4 or 6 days. Depending on how many days you have in Paris, you can choose between these four options. Priority Access Popular landmarks of Paris such as the Louvre Museum, Orsay Museum and the Notre Dame Cathedral are notorious for having ticket lines that are 1-3 hours long. The Paris Pass allows you to skip these ticket lines and get priority access to the museums and monuments. This allows you to spend more time experiencing the attraction than standing outside in the ticket queue. Flexibility The Paris Pass is also a very efficient way of experiencing what the city has to offer. The validity of the pass does not begin until you visit your first attraction. Hence, you can purchase your pass in advance and then plan your visits accordingly, without worrying about the expiration of the pass. Also, with unlimited usage during the validity period, you can visit any attraction you like for an unlimited number of times. Guide With the museum pass, you will also receive a flyer containing all the information you need to know about the featured museums and monuments. Is the pass good for me? The advantages of the Paris Pass are multifold and is of benefit to every traveler in Paris, whether you’re visiting Paris for the first time, traveling with children or in a group. The biggest advantage though is the savings. The iVenture Unlimited card helps you save up to 40% on entrance fees. 4-Day Paris Pass: €189.00 Day 1: Paris Big Bus Tour: €33.00 Day 1: Louvre Museum: €15.00 Day 1: Notre Dame Cathedral: €10.00 Day 1: Pantheon: €8.50 Day 2: The Orsay Museum: €12.00 Day 2: Paris Opera House: €15.50 Day 2: French Wine Tasting: €30.00 Day 3: Set in Paris Walking Tour: €25.00 Day 3: Picasso Museum: €12.50 Day 3: Centre Pompidou: €13.00 Day 3: Montparnasse Tower: €15.00 Day 4: Seine River Cruise: €15.00 Day 4: Arc De Triomphe: €12.00 Day4: Grevin Wax Museum: €23.50 Total: €233.00 The 4-day Paris Pass will cost you €189.00 while you will be spending €233.00 if you were to buy individual tickets for these attractions. This translates to savings of around 20% on the general admission prices with the Paris Pass. And we haven't even considered the travel costs that you will save.
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About The Paris Pass
About The Paris Pass
The Paris Pass is a comprehensive card that grants admission to over 60 major attractions in Paris, including museums and monuments such as the Louvre Museum, Musee d'Orsay, Arc de Triomphe, and Notre Dame Cathedral. It also includes a 1-day Hop-on-Hop-off tour, a Seine River cruise, and a Paris Visite Travelcard for RER subway and bus travel.
Why The Paris Pass is a must
The Paris Pass offers the convenience of visiting over 60 top Paris attractions with just one card. You can choose a 2, 3, 4, or 6-day pass, allowing you to skip queues at popular sites like the Louvre Museum, saving up to 40% in time and cost. It offers high flexibility, as the pass's validity begins only upon your first use.
Top things to do at The Paris Pass
The Paris Attraction Pass covers a 1-day bus tour, Seine Bateaux cruise, Grevin Wax Museum, Montparnasse Tower, and Dali Museum. The Paris Museum Pass grants access to over 60 museums and monuments such as the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame Cathedral, and Musee D'Orsay. Additionally, there is the Paris Visite Travelcard for unlimited travel on the RER subway and buses.
How to get to The Paris Pass
The Paris Pass includes a Paris Visite Travelcard, allowing you free and unlimited travel on the RER subway and buses. This makes getting to various attractions in Paris easy and convenient.
Location of The Paris Pass
The Paris Pass covers over 60 attractions and museums throughout Paris and its surrounding areas, including the Louvre Museum, Musee d'Orsay, Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame Cathedral, Opera Garnier, and Montparnasse Tower.
Opening hours of The Paris Pass
Opening hours vary depending on each attraction included in The Paris Pass. You should check the operating hours of each desired attraction in the Paris Guidebook provided with the pass.
Facilities at The Paris Pass
The Paris Pass includes a comprehensive 120+ page Paris Guidebook, providing full information on prominent museums and monuments to assist you in planning your trip.
Know Before You Go
It is recommended to purchase The Paris Pass in advance for convenient trip planning. The pass offers high flexibility, as its validity does not begin until you enter the first attraction, allowing you to plan your visits without worrying about expiration. The pass enables you to skip queues at selected venues, saving significant time, especially at popular museums.