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Considering City Passes for European Trip: Are They Worth the Investment?

This post was published 1 year ago by lcummings and currently has 4 comments.

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    Posted by lcummings 1 year ago
    Hi! As I continue to plan my European adventure, I've come across multiple 'City Passes' for some of the major destinations on my itinerary. They promise access to top attractions, public transportation, and sometimes even queue jumps. While they seem convenient, I'm left wondering if they truly offer value for money.
    • Do these passes typically cover the majority of must-see sights in cities like Paris, Amsterdam, or Rome?
    • Has anyone found that they end up saving money using the pass, compared to individual entrance fees?
    • Are there any hidden restrictions or inconveniences I should be aware of?
    • Given that I love both popular attractions and off-the-beaten-path spots, would a city pass restrict my spontaneity in any way?
    Your insights and experiences with these passes would be incredibly helpful as I weigh the pros and cons. Thank you in advance!
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    Posted by christelle.mertz 1 year ago
    I've used City Passes in several different European cities, and overall, I've found them to be a great value. In places like Paris, Rome, and Berlin, the passes gave me access to a wide range of popular tourist attractions, often at a discounted rate compared to buying tickets individually. They also provided me with access to public transportation, which was really convenient for getting around the city.
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    Posted by hermann.wilfred 1 year ago
    I've had mixed experiences with City Passes. On one hand, they can be a good deal if you plan on visiting a lot of different attractions and using public transportation. However, I've also found that in some cities, the passes don't offer much of a discount compared to buying tickets individually. It's important to do your research and compare the costs before deciding whether a City Pass is right for you.
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    Posted by pagac.pete 1 year ago
    I've found that City Passes are especially useful for short trips to a city, when you want to make the most of your time and see as many sights as possible. In that case, the convenience of having everything bundled together and not having to worry about buying tickets at each attraction can be worth the cost. However, if you're staying in a city for an extended period of time and have more flexibility in your schedule, you might be able to save money by buying tickets for individual attractions as you go.
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    Posted by ferry.waylon 1 year ago
    I've also found that City Passes can be a good option for families, as they often offer discounted rates for children. This can be especially helpful in cities with high ticket prices for popular attractions. However, it's important to remember that the passes may not cover every attraction you want to visit, so you'll still need to budget for additional tickets.

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