If we have dinner in Altitude 95. Afterwards, can we go up the Eiffel tower from there or do we have to get in line at<BR>the bottom?

You purchase a ticket at that level and continue on up. I guess you could also climb the stairs if you wanted.

If I recall correctly Altitude 95 is on level 1 and you'll need to get in line to get the lift to get to that level. When you're done there, you can just continue on up to levels 2 and/or 3. You needn't return to groundbut unlike Jules Verne, there's no special elevator to go to Altitude 95, you just go with the rest of the linestanders.

Having dined at altitude 95 ( really isn't dining in the true sense ) you are better off just eating in a bistro near the tower and the going to the tower afterward. The food is so-so and the service more like so what, really is a place you can skip.

ok so say if I have a 7pm reservation, don't i get to just rock up for my reservation just before 7pm or do I have to wait half an hour or whatever the wait is at that time of day?<BR><BR>In other words, if you had a 7pm reservation, what time would you rock up? Also what if i'm a little late? anyone done this? what happened?

We had dinner at Altitude 95 two years ago. We had a very nice dinner at a window table, and though it is not as high as Jules Verne, the view of Paris was very nice. If I remember correctly, you do have to buy a separate ticket to the top, but you can continue from that level up.

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