We spent 3 days in Roma and took the 3 day city pass. All most famous monuments included and reductions for others, skip the line, free Vatican entry, free transport and tourist bus tour for a day included. Worth the price if you want to visit a lot some of the best Roma have to offer you.
All in all, the Rome City Pass was a very good investment. You do not have to worry about admission, transfer etc. on the spot. I give one star less, since the airport transfer takes extremely long. There is no shuttle offered, but a normal bus with which you have to change and it takes about 1.5 hours until you are in the city center. With a shuttle it would take 30min. It also annoyed me that you can only go on Saturdays with the Hop on-Hop off bus until 15 o'clock and on Sundays not at all.
I think there should be a French version. We had taken for 6 days (twice 72 hours). it is not the most profitable version. indeed a pass on 72 H is enough I think when we are with a child. The bus tour is not top
Basically, Rome City Pass is fine, but some attractions are not included. I think, from 3 days pass and the price of 100 € should be more in it - among other things. Drive to all airports.
However, we had to line up at St. Peter's Basilica and at the Colosseum and for the Villa Borghese we would have to make an appointment in advance despite the 6-day pass, too bad. I can still recommend it to everyone because it pays off in every way.
The tickets for public transport have helped a lot. The waiting times for the sights were bearable in this way (already because of the heat).
It was all great - the only thing that was not great: we sometimes waited a long time for the buses - because the others came more often - but otherwise well organized - definitely again
It was great if you could walk past the queue of people waiting in the heat. The Turbo Pass is not necessarily cheap but in hindsight it was the right decision for our first visit to Rome !!!
It was important to us the waiting time at the attractions.
The use of the Roma Card is absolutely recommendable. We were able to shorten enormous waiting times. However, one must, for example, get to the right queue at the Colosseum (group admission). Not everyone in the area knows that the Roma Card offers a preferential entrance. We only caught the right line after several requests ... The Vatican access is much faster .. with the included Hop on - hop off tour you can complain about the small number of stops - at the Vatican was not kept ... here is running work asked. We would choose here, on another visit, for another city tour operator ...
The best part was that you can use the public transport (metro, bus and Bim) quickly and everywhere! Also, the Hop On Hop Off Bus, which can be used for a full day, is highly recommended. The only thing worth mentioning in the supplement book is that this "Rome City Pass Hop ON HopOFF" bus does not start until 18 July and before that there is cooperation with another bus company. It took us a while to find the right bus and it was a bit nerve-wracking with the employees of the other bus companies, who were hanging around the neck all the time. We were super fast in the Coliseum and other attractions. A hot tip would be to position the passport on the body so everyone can see it, so you do not get chattered all the time and get drunk with offers from other companies. - A sticker or a through sleeve with straps that you can hang around your neck would be super handy! Otherwise Tip Top!
Very good is above all. that you can enter the group entrance with the ROMA Pass at the Collesum of Engelsburg and at the Vatican without passing the Mega Schlangen. small deduction, however, that it is not really clear with which of the 3 Anbeiter of the Hop on Hop off bus the ticket has validity
My daughter and I have traveled for the first time with such a pass and except for one thing were actually very satisfied .... We missed a bus line, which was only usable with this pass. So you have to pay for the ticket yourself.
Overall we had a great time in Rome. The Turbopass allowed us access to the Colleseum, Roman Forum, and the Vatican. The only drawback is that the tickets weren’t required for children so I lost a few euro buying those but overall still great.
We had three days in Rome and wanted to see as much as possible! :-) Without the pass, that would not have been possible. The queues at, for example, the Vatican Museums or the Colosseum were unimaginably long. We just ran to the front and saved us 3-4h or even longer waiting. The integrated ticket was just gold value! Whenever and wherever your feet did not want you could get in and drive a distance. The 3-day pass for € 99 is worth it, but it is in the days a tight program to work. In terms of the 6-day pass, it is worthwhile only if you are an absolute museum-goers, otherwise you will not get the money back in. For example, we were able to use the hop-on, hop-off bus because of the necessary sightseeing times of many places of interest to quickly get from one place to another, which was more impressive through explanations than by public transport. In any case, we can recommend the pass, as it definitely makes your stay in Rome easier and prevents frequent long waiting!
Everything went super. We received the passes for Rome very quickly for Switzerland. We got the wrong passports but got a call and got the right ones without problems the next day. All the sights were wonderful, we could go anywhere without running through the passports and everything worked out wonderfully. I would book such passes again because you will benefit a lot of time without stress. We were very happy with it.
All in one place... I am sure if I pieced this together it would have been about the same cost, but I was not familiar with Rome or all of the attractions... Walking passed the lines at the Coliseum and Vatican saved our sightseeing days for more fun filled adventure... Tip. Plan your Vatican day the same day you pick up your pass (first day) b/c the ONLY place to pick this up is way at the back of a souvenir store in st. peters square
All in one place... I am sure if I pieced this together it would have been about the same cost, but I was not familiar with Rome or all of the attractions... Walking passed the lines at the Coliseum and Vatican saved our sightseeing days for more fun filled adventure... Tip. Plan your Vatican day the same day you pick up your pass (first day) b/c the ONLY place to pick this up is way at the back of a souvenir store in st. peters square
Travel with Turbopass is worthwhile!