Roma Pass
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Just received an email from Zetema concerning the Roma Piu Pass:
'I regret to inform you, as you already know, that Roma & Più Pass is not available at the moment and you won't be able to purchase it.
we don't know yet when Roma & Più Pass will become available again, (Roma Pass is a much more popular product). When it happens, anyways, it will become at once available again on line. I suggest you keep checking the website.
The difference between the two pass mainly is on the train lines and some Museums and archaeological sites in the Province of Roma.
With Roma Pass you can go around the city within the ring road, whereas, with Roma & Più Pass you will be able to get to some places near Rome (such as Tivoli).
(Neither Roma Pass nor Roma & Più pass cover the transport to and from the airports)"
Another point of interest in the email:
"With Roma Pass you will skip the line only at the sites where there is a reserved turnstile for it. Only at the Coliseum there is a line reserved to possessors of Roma Pass.
The queue anyway is mainly only at the Colosseum and at the other museums you shouldn't have any problem.
If the Museum you wish to visit is not covered by the first two free entries, then you must wait on line, because you are using a discounted ticket that has to be picked up and paid for at the ticket window."
'I regret to inform you, as you already know, that Roma & Più Pass is not available at the moment and you won't be able to purchase it.
we don't know yet when Roma & Più Pass will become available again, (Roma Pass is a much more popular product). When it happens, anyways, it will become at once available again on line. I suggest you keep checking the website.
The difference between the two pass mainly is on the train lines and some Museums and archaeological sites in the Province of Roma.
With Roma Pass you can go around the city within the ring road, whereas, with Roma & Più Pass you will be able to get to some places near Rome (such as Tivoli).
(Neither Roma Pass nor Roma & Più pass cover the transport to and from the airports)"
Another point of interest in the email:
"With Roma Pass you will skip the line only at the sites where there is a reserved turnstile for it. Only at the Coliseum there is a line reserved to possessors of Roma Pass.
The queue anyway is mainly only at the Colosseum and at the other museums you shouldn't have any problem.
If the Museum you wish to visit is not covered by the first two free entries, then you must wait on line, because you are using a discounted ticket that has to be picked up and paid for at the ticket window."
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Hello, I have asked my contacts in Rome (it is the agency I used last time I was there http://www.leonhouses.com) and the provided me with the full list of places where to buy Rome pass:
- Punto Informativo Turistico "G.B.Pastine Ciampino"
Arrivi Internazionali Area Ritiro Bagagli
Dalle 9.00 alle 18.30
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Fiumicino"
Aeroporto Internazionale "Leonardo Da Vinci"- Arrivi Internazionali - Terminal B - C
Dalle 9.00 alle 18.30
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Ostia Lido"
Lungomare Paolo Toscanelli angolo Piazza Anco Marzio
Dalle 9.30 alle 19.00
- Punto informativo Turistico "Castel Sant'Angelo"
Piazza Pia
Dalle 9.30 alle19.00
- Punto Informativo Turistico " Minghetti"
Via Marco Minghetti
Dalle 9.30 alle 19.00
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Navona"
Piazza delle Cinque Lune
Dalle 9.30 alle 19.00
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Nazionale"
Via Nazionale- nei pressi del Palazzo delle Esposizioni
Dalle 9.30 alle 19.00
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Santa Maria Maggiore"
Via dell'Olmata
Dalle 9.30 alle ore 19.00
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Sonnino"
Piazza Sidney Sonnino
Dalle 9.30 alle ore 19.00
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Termini"
Via Giovanni Giolitti, 34
Interno edificio F - binario 24
Dalle 8.00 alle ore 20.30
Hope it helps!
- Punto Informativo Turistico "G.B.Pastine Ciampino"
Arrivi Internazionali Area Ritiro Bagagli
Dalle 9.00 alle 18.30
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Fiumicino"
Aeroporto Internazionale "Leonardo Da Vinci"- Arrivi Internazionali - Terminal B - C
Dalle 9.00 alle 18.30
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Ostia Lido"
Lungomare Paolo Toscanelli angolo Piazza Anco Marzio
Dalle 9.30 alle 19.00
- Punto informativo Turistico "Castel Sant'Angelo"
Piazza Pia
Dalle 9.30 alle19.00
- Punto Informativo Turistico " Minghetti"
Via Marco Minghetti
Dalle 9.30 alle 19.00
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Navona"
Piazza delle Cinque Lune
Dalle 9.30 alle 19.00
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Nazionale"
Via Nazionale- nei pressi del Palazzo delle Esposizioni
Dalle 9.30 alle 19.00
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Santa Maria Maggiore"
Via dell'Olmata
Dalle 9.30 alle ore 19.00
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Sonnino"
Piazza Sidney Sonnino
Dalle 9.30 alle ore 19.00
- Punto Informativo Turistico "Termini"
Via Giovanni Giolitti, 34
Interno edificio F - binario 24
Dalle 8.00 alle ore 20.30
Hope it helps!
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Anyway always on http://www.leonhouses.com I have also found how to buy tickets for all the museums and exhibitions on-line, it seems there is a unique agency to buy them:
http://www.leonhouses.com/informatio...hibitions.html
http://www.leonhouses.com/informatio...hibitions.html
#24
Why would anyone use a website for housing instead of the official Roma Pass website? Why link a housing website to purchase tickets instead of the official website unless you are advertising?