Paris Museum Pass
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Paris Museum Pass
We are considering buying a Paris Museum Pass. It can be ordered online and picked up: to avoid shipping costs, you can collect your order free of charge from the central Paris Tourist Office : 25 rue des Pyramides, Paris 1st.
Is this a good idea?
Is this a good idea?
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I see no advantage to paying more for something and then having one more thing to remember to pack.
Where are you staying, we can tell you closest pick up point to your accomadations. .or you can get it at the Tourist info desk at the airport.
I think most people don't bother with pre ordering its too easy to get in town for free.
Where are you staying, we can tell you closest pick up point to your accomadations. .or you can get it at the Tourist info desk at the airport.
I think most people don't bother with pre ordering its too easy to get in town for free.
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No need to do that and have one more thing to keep up with. There is no advantage in either time or money to buying a museum pass in advance. Get it at the airport when you arrive (that's what we did - no line at all), or at the first museum you go to.
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Ditto - - buy it at a smaller, uncrowded, museum either near your hotel or on the way to someplace else (and, as PalenQ says, pop in for a look at a "not-planned-for" museum, and perhaps be pleasantly surprised.
Airport is good, too, if it is not out of your way (CDG is huge!) or, like me, you're really anxious to get to the city.
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Airport is good, too, if it is not out of your way (CDG is huge!) or, like me, you're really anxious to get to the city.
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