Rolling Venicecard a ripoff
#3
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http://www.comune.venezia.it/rol2/ho...C=&Nuovo=1
That's the card. D and friends were there for 5 days; no one would give a discount with it.
That's the card. D and friends were there for 5 days; no one would give a discount with it.
#5
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It's surprising that something offered by the City of Venice would be a rip-off.
But for 3 Euro, you can't expect much. If they got the discount off the three-day vaporetto pass, that more than pays for the Rolling Venicecard.
But for 3 Euro, you can't expect much. If they got the discount off the three-day vaporetto pass, that more than pays for the Rolling Venicecard.
#6
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The website gives a detailed description of all the places that offer discounts with the Rolling Venice Card. That should help determine whether it's worth the cost. When you buy the card, you get a booklet showing the same places that discounts apply. Are you saying that places mentioned in the booklet wouldn't give you a discount?
As mentioned above, I knew I would save €7 on the 72 hour vaparetto pass so even if that was the only thing I used it for, it made it value for money.
I noticed on my departure that my B&B offered a 10% discount with the card. You are supposed to mention this on booking but they gave me the discount anyway.
As mentioned above, I knew I would save €7 on the 72 hour vaparetto pass so even if that was the only thing I used it for, it made it value for money.
I noticed on my departure that my B&B offered a 10% discount with the card. You are supposed to mention this on booking but they gave me the discount anyway.



