We bought a City Pass for 5 days, everything came online in good time. Everything was as described eg. b.d. Tickets for Castel Sant'Angelo had to be picked up at the Tourist Info, but that wasn't a problem. Too bad that Villa Borghese is not there, the tickets are difficult to get on site.
Everything as expected, e-mail with the tickets came in good time before departure. No long queues at the Vatican and the Colosseum visit if you booked it. Hop on Hop off - bus of the green-white-red line without any complications. However, the local transport ticket must first be picked up at one of the specified locations before use, which is a small drawback. Otherwise a TOP OFFER which we will certainly use again.
My partner and I bought the Rome City Pass to buy tickets in advance for certain hotspots such as the Colosseum, Roman Forum and the Vatican. Then everything was as promised in the pass, we had no difficulties entering the sights without a queue and immediately. Everything worked with the digital tickets and QR codes and we were able to get on and off the hop-on/hop-off buses as we wanted over the three days. The airport transfer was also included. Even the transfer to and from the different airports was possible without any problems. All in all, I recommend everyone to buy this pass for a city trip. It saves money, stress and time! We were completely satisfied!
It was a good decision to buy the turbo pass and book tickets in advance. So you could directly past the queues, some of which were endless and at 38 degrees.
If you haven't been to the city in question for a long time or have never been at all, a City Pass is highly recommended! You get good hints. In my case, the organization was very flexible, so that I was sure to get an appointment in the Vatican Museums. It is advisable to book the top sights very early and in advance. Otherwise you have to wait a long time to get admission. It is generally advisable to follow recommendations and tips when booking the City Pass. Gladly again!
With the pass you have a number of things to do in every city. He was very helpful to us as there were many choices.
The ROMA City Pass is the best way to enjoy sightseeing without waiting with our three children. We had chosen the pass with the transfer from the airport, the entrances to the Vatican museums and the Colosseum in addition to the tourist bus. All the guides and service providers received us very well and directed us very easily because we just had the QRCodes to present. For five days, we also made great discoveries by following the list of free exhibitions with our ROMA City pass. It is obvious that we will take PASS for our next trips. THANKS TO TURBOPASS
Let us skip the lines at the big places and then free admission to so many other places that were mostly not busy - even in July
I was really happy to have booked the Rome City Pass. I would probably still be standing in front of the Colosseum or the Vatican today. A relief. The airport transfer also worked wonderfully. I will definitely use it for other cities as well
This pass is great for people travelling to Rome, it covers public transport, it covers most of the attractions.
It is every worth its penny. Highly recommend this to people.
We can also select the dates on which we wish to visit certain places like Vatican/Sistine and with a skip the queue option which really is very helpful.
We are very lucky to have met Turbopass. I can only write positively about it. If you read the instructions, everything will be as you expected. Thank you for the experiences!
The pass is very complete and above all very clear in terms of explanations. The turbopass works almost everywhere and gives access to a lot of tourist places. Having him with us reassured us and allowed us to have a good stay.
The City Pass is a good investment when visiting Rome. It is definitely worth booking the Colosseum and the Vatican in advance, as this avoids long queues. However, the pass is sometimes a bit complicated. For example, you have to pick up the tickets for public transport at a small kiosk at Termini station. The admission tickets for the Vatican and Colosseum with the obligatory time windows were only sent shortly before the trip, so that the entire daily planning then had to be reconciled. Earlier transmission would be desirable here. Also, the recruiter of the hop-on hop-off tour wanted to rip us off. In front of the Colosseum he insisted that the ticket is not included in the City Pass. But we didn't let ourselves be deterred. The lady on the bus then issued the ticket as contractually agreed without any problems. Furthermore, despite the ticket for the Colosseum, you have to pick up the free tickets for the children at another counter beforehand. This is also a relatively complicated solution, but it is not due to the City Pass itself, but to the regulations at the sights. It would be desirable if you could choose the duration of the public transport ticket independently of the Rome Pass. (e.g. 5 days public transport - 3 days Rome Pass). By the way, the starting point of the bus to the airport is at a different place, as indicated in the documents. Luckily the taxi driver knew that.
Everything went great. Would book again.
Everything was great and everything was made very easy to understand. I don't understand why some people are so upset: You have to read the documents properly beforehand! We saw everything we wanted and even more, luckily without queuing! The queues are very long on site if you don't have a pass! Even questions were answered immediately. If you read beforehand and, above all, plan properly, the pass is really worth it! So we were even able to pick up museum tickets and on the days when the pass was no longer valid! Good organization is everything! I calculated everything beforehand and would never have made do with the money where the passport was. So everything is great! Thanks very much!
We spent 4 days in Rome. Thanks to the Rome City Pass, no further queuing at the sights was necessary. Airport transportation was also very relaxed. Next time I would also book the tickets for the public transport.
Everything went smoothly, but the meeting point for the tour of the Vatican Museums could be named more precisely. It would also be helpful to describe the stations for the hop on hop off bus in more detail.
I would advise others the first day of their journey in Rome to go to touristations in Navonna square or Venezia square for getting vouchers and organizing visits to catacombs and other places included in Tourbo pass