I had some concerns beforehand, but everything was as promised. If you want to see a lot of different sights, the Turbopass is an option where you don't have to worry about booking individual tickets. Everything was as promised and the staff was very nice and helpful.
You can't do as much as the pass allows in just one week. But it's definitely worth it!
The Turbo Pass for 72 hours was absolutely right. But I probably wouldn't use it for a shorter period of time.
This pass is great, transportation included
A Rome City Pass is a fantastic way to fully enjoy the beauty of this historic city. The City Pass gives you access to Rome's most important attractions, such as the Colosseum, the Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel. Not only will you save money, but you'll also save time by not having to wait in line for tickets. The City Pass allows you to discover Rome's cultural heritage in a convenient and efficient way. It's definitely a worthwhile investment for your trip to Rome!
No queuing, not in front of the Colosseum, the Vatican Museums or the Roman Forum. Without the pass we probably wouldn't have been able to do any of these attractions, if we had even gotten tickets. The hop on hop off bus is run by IOBus... which is a bit complicated because you have to book some tickets first, like for the Castel Sant'Angelo or the Pantheon, and then exchange them again... but that doesn't matter. Everything worked out well. Dabke
We were very impressed with the Turbopass. It saved us a lot of organizational stress before the trip (ticket from the airport to Rome and back, local transport, and various entrance fees). It also saved us a lot of time, because it allowed us to get into the Colosseum, for example, without having to wait at the time slot we booked. So highly recommended and would do it again any time. Best wishes Alex
Everything went very well - except for the moment in the travel agency, because at first we didn't understand (we speak Italian) what exactly the lady wanted from us with her note. Thanks to her offer, we also visited cities and attractions that we didn't know about.
The pass was a good choice and saved us long queues in front of the Vatican Museums, Castel Sant'Angelo and the Colosseum. Rome was incredibly crowded in the week before Pentecost. The hop on/hop buses were also included. However, these were always very full at the boarding points. It is best to get on at the first stop at Termini station. The entrance fees etc. were covered with a few minor exceptions, and the price for the Turbopass is fair in any case. Some entrance tickets, such as those for Castel Sant'Angelo, have to be exchanged with the staff on site. Everything worked out well.
I had some concerns about whether everything would work out, but these were in vain because everything was really very easy.
We used the Turbopass intensively: airport transfer to Termini station and a 48-hour hop-on-hop-off bus with the IO-Bus company. Our apartment was 100m from Termini - just perfect! Without the pass we would have had to wait hours in the blazing sun to visit the Pantheon, Vatican Museums, Colosseum and Romanum, etc. We were able to get through straight away at the times we had booked in advance. It couldn't be better! The pass is worth every cent!
We were in Rome for a week and it was great that we had pre-booked the most important attractions with the Turbopass. No need to queue as we booked with an appointment. Bus and metro included. We will definitely book again on our next visit.
We thought the Turbopass was great, we were able to adapt it exactly to our needs, we used the airport shuttle, public transport, hop-on-hop-off buses and entrance fees as well as skip-the-line at the Pantheon and Castel Sant'Angelo, everything was great and well organized
We thought the Turbopass was great, we were able to adapt it exactly to our needs, we used the airport shuttle, public transport, hop-on-hop-off buses and entrance fees as well as skip-the-line at the Pantheon and Castel Sant'Angelo, everything was great and well organized
Be sure to read the small print and plan your appointments carefully to take advantage of the benefits.
The Turbopass does what it promises, no waiting at the Vatican and the Colosseum and free entry to the main attractions. Airport transfer and use of local public transport included, all worked out great. We were completely satisfied with it and were able to enjoy everything else in Rome.
Rome is a beautiful city and the pass is definitely worth it. Especially since you don't have to queue by booking the time slots. Everything went really well with a guide too. And if your feet hurt from all the walking, then get on the bus. It's also included
Everything worked out great! It's worth it as the waiting times are extreme and with the pass you don't have to queue. We'll use it when we're back in Rome!!
Really handy. Access to many places, nit possible to get to all in few days we spend in Rome. Only thing we received coloseum pass on last day.
With the Rome Pass you save a lot of money compared to individual bookings or buying tickets on site. The trips (included in the pass for a limited time) with the hop on hop off bus were worth it, as you can get to the sights directly or close by. The information during the trip via headphone audio was very interesting.