Paris · TICKETS
Paris has more to book than a week can hold. These 15 tickets & entry passes earn their slot, priced and timed so you can choose fast and get back out onto the street.
This self-guided, timed ticket gives you access to the Louvre’s permanent collection and temporary exhibitions, including the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, Egyptian antiquities and Renaissance art. Entry is scheduled within 30 minutes of your requested time, but security screening remains. No guide or audio guide is included.
“Such an amazing place! Only downside is that the Louvre closes at 6 on Sundays.”
Spend one day at Disneyland Paris, about 35 minutes from central Paris. Choose admission to Disneyland Park, Walt Disney Studios Park, or both, depending on the ticket option available for your date. Expect storybook rides, Pixar and Marvel areas, shows, character encounters, and a closing spectacle. One day is busy, so decide in advance which park and experiences matter most.
“waiting toooooo loooooooong in lines to enter the different attractions”
This self-guided, one-day ticket gives you timed entry to Versailles Palace and access to the gardens, Grand and Petit Trianon, and Marie Antoinette’s Estate. In season, you can add the Musical Gardens or Fountain Show. Expect ornate royal rooms, long garden walks, crowds, and no included live guide.
“The golf carts are a womderful.option to allow access to the Hamlet.”
This self-guided rooftop visit gives you access to the Arc de Triomphe’s exhibition, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and a 360-degree view over Paris. Expect security screening and 284 steps to the top. The ticket is valid for one day, and no guide is included.
“Oh this was fantastic! Climbing the 197 stairs was tough but so worth it! Loved taking our time at the top and being able to walk around at our leisure. What a wonderful icon to visit and see the views from.”
Visit the Musée d’Orsay with a reserved day ticket for one entry, then explore its former railway station, Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings, sculpture, photography, furniture, and temporary exhibitions at your own pace. The ticket does not include an audio guide, so bring your own plan for the galleries.
“It was such a comprehensive exhibit & well displayed. Highly recommend.”
Meet an English-speaking host near the Eiffel Tower, collect your ticket, and go up to the second floor. Choose summit access when booking for Paris from its highest point. Your host gives a short introduction, then leaves you to explore at your own pace, including the first floor’s glass floor.
“✨ What We Liked the Most: • Smooth & hassle-free entry: The instructions were clear, the meeting point was easy to find, and the guide ensured everything moved quickly without confusion. • Knowledgeable guide: We appreciated the short but informative introduction about the Eiffel Tower’s history and some fun facts before entering. • Summit access experience: The view from the summit was absolutely breathtaking and totally worth the upgrade. It felt like a once-in-a-lifetime moment. • Time management: The tour was well-structured, giving us enough time at every level to explore, click photos, and enjoy the view. • Professional coordination: The team was punctual, polite, and very organized, w...”
Take your seat at the Moulin Rouge for Féerie, a two-hour ticket experience that includes a half bottle of Champagne, service and tips. The show was created by Doris Haug and Ruggero Angeletti, with choreography by Bill Goodson. Expect a large cast, elaborate costumes and a mix of dance and speciality acts. Transport is not included.
“There’s not a bad seat in the place, but you will be sat with another group if you have less than 4 people. The dancing and costumes were great and the supporting acts were amazing!”
Take the elevator to Montparnasse Tower’s 56th-floor observatory, then climb a few flights to the open rooftop for 360-degree views of Paris, including the Eiffel Tower. The ticket includes the Magnicity app, with stories, videos, and augmented-reality features. Allow about an hour; sunset is a popular time to see the city shift from daylight to lights.
“We had amazing views over Paris just after sunset and there were hardly any other people there at the same time as us. A very chilled and amazing experience!”
Meet an English-speaking host outside Benlux Duty Free on Rue de Rivoli for coordinated Louvre entry, then explore the museum at your own pace with a separate digital audio guide. Your bundle also includes a one-hour Seine cruise with multilingual commentary. It is not a guided museum tour, and arriving late to the host meeting means losing entry.
“The Louvre museum was one of the best tourist places in the world. The museum is huge and has many sections worth checking out. It’s a must see in Paris”
This one-day ticket pairs Sainte-Chapelle, famed for its towering stained glass, with the Conciergerie, a former royal residence and Revolution-era prison. Explore at your own pace, using the Conciergerie’s HistoPad for 3D scenes and reconstructions. It is primarily an entry-ticket package, not a live guided tour.
“I wanted to get a last minute ticket for Sainte- Chappell but they were sold out. This was a great way to get a time, ticket and self guided tour. I was only in line for a short time and was able to take my time viewing the amazing stain glass. I've been to Paris a dozen times and never visited- well worth it!!!”
Enter Sainte Chapelle with a self-guided visitor booklet and explore at your own pace. The upper chapel’s 15 towering stained-glass windows show 1,113 biblical scenes beneath a star-painted ceiling. Allow time for security checks, then follow the route from the lower level upstairs. There is no live guide or audio guide, and the visit is not suitable for wheelchair users.
“So glad we had these repurchased tickets! The experience was wonderful and a must-do!”
Your admission ticket lets you explore the Panthéon in Paris at your own pace. See Soufflot’s monumental architecture, the Foucault pendulum, art and the crypt of figures including Voltaire, Marie Curie and Victor Hugo. An information booklet is included; an audio guide costs extra. From April to October, the restored upper floors offer city views.
“It was only 13 euros and it’s a great place to see and visit, weekdays probably the quietest but yes well worth a visit.”
This self-guided combo gives you timed entry to the Louvre and a one-hour Seine cruise ticket you can use anytime during your stay in Paris. Explore at your own pace, from the Mona Lisa to the Venus de Milo. Tickets arrive by email the day before, and no guide or audio guide is included.
“Excellent deal, with lovely boat ride! Highly recommend! The tickets are sent directly to your email the day of, so no need to pick them up in person.”
This self-guided ticket gives you entrance to Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park for 2 to 4 days. Meet Disney characters, ride classics such as Pirates of the Caribbean, and explore Avengers Campus and Pixar-themed areas. Prices vary by date and availability. Plan around queues, show times, possible ride closures, and the high cost of food and extras.
“it worth every dollar spent not regard weather, tiredness - just must have for kids and adults too recharge”
Choose entry to Disneyland Park, Walt Disney Studios Park, or both, then reserve an available visit date within the ticket’s one-year validity. Expect classic rides, Pixar and Marvel attractions, character encounters, parades, and evening shows. The parks are about 35 minutes from central Paris. This is a self-guided ticket, not a tour with a named guide.
“You receive the tickets and not vouchers, which you must exchange for tickets, thus, wait in the line...Just perfect.”
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