Paris Museum Pass: 2, 4, or 6 days

I would appreciate a refund for a tickets that I was unable to utilize. I recently was diagnosed bone on bone and need a hip replacement. I was unable to use the passes as the various Viator tours refused to accommodate as I needed to use a wheelchair. I was there in Paris and had planned this vacation for months. Very disappointed that my current disability could not be accommodated.

My husband and I got the 4 day pass. We have a great tolerance for museums, and so we crammed as many as we could within those four days. We probably saved about 20 Euros. Even we got museum out. In some museums we did not have to wait in line. In others, it made no difference. We never knew without being told what line to go in. It does not cover the gardens at Versailles.

The Paris Museum Pass is a great pass especially if you're planning to visit a lot of museums. This was my first time visiting Paris, so that was part of my itinerary. I ended up getting the 6-day pass which gave me access to 50 museums and various sites. Be sure to check which museums are on the list as not all museums are part of the pass. I had my 1.5 week visit mapped out with which museums I wanted to visit during my stay. One lesson learned -- be sure to confirm that the museum you want to visit is open the day you intend to visit as some are closed (e.g., Mondays) -- I learned the hard way! Also make sure you work you museum visits into the hours e.g., the 6 day pass gave me access for 144 hours. Remember you'll be doing a lot of walking especially if this is your first visit to Paris. I had to pivot on some days b/c I overbooked myself. Also, there are a list of museums that you must make a reservation online to enter, others you can just walk in and show them your pass.

Hard to use and book what I needed while in paris. Wasn't able to book times i needed and no one responded quickly

I had an excellent experience. It was a little confusing managing the passes and and the reservations.

The pass was not worth it. Lines at museums were very long. We chose to use skip-the-line passes for individual museums. Never used the museum pass.

Get the museum passes. Makes hitting even the most popular and crowded ones a relative breeze. Make sure that you pre-reserve time slots for the activities that require or suggest them.

During a visit to Paris with a group of friends, we purchased 7 Paris Museum Passes (online). The cost paid was €132 each. Despite the substantial amount paid, we were happy and satisfied with our purchase, but as soon as we arrived and picked up the pass, we immediately realized we hadn't made a great deal. 1. The cost at the agency was lower. 2. It does not give you the right to skip the line, so you still have to wait in very long lines. In some places, like Sainte Chapelle, we saw people who had bought their tickets on-site pass in front of us. 3. Unfortunately, at the moment you receive the pass and start booking, you realize that there are no available spots at the most popular places (like Versailles). There were availabilities on the days following our return. 4. You can offset the amount paid from the 5th or 6th visit, but I repeat, it is not possible because you often cannot find availability! If I can give you a piece of advice, forget it.

It was a scam. Only buy directly through the museum. My "pass did not activate until end of day 3. Thus we could only use it for one day.

This helped me not waste time standing in line to see the various museums. There was one day of my vacation where there was torrential rain and I had booked in advance the time for the Saint Chapelle and I skipped the line.