Making reservations/time slots at the museums

Since the time of compulsory timed reservations, the value of a museum pass has been greatly reduced. I'd personally skip it and just get tickets for the places you want to see, when you want to see them.

We are going to Paris too, on 2 RS tours. I was wondering this as well. Guess I will call the office.

I'll be in Paris late March/Early April. I have been many times, and always looked at the Museum pass as a must.... except recently. After doing the analysis for this current trip, I opted NOT to get the Museum pass, and buy tickets as I need them directly with the museum - I am finding it easier to get my time slots, and quite frankly, I think the value of the museum pass has eroded over the years. Just my opinion, of course.

Glenn

When I went in October, you did not have to make a reservation for either museum if you have the PMP:

https://www.musee-orsay.fr/fr/articles/gratuite-307

https://musee-rodin.tickeasy.com/fr-FR/produits:
"FREE ADMISSION
If you have free admission (children under 18, 18-25 EU residents... full list of free admissions: click here ) you do not need to book your visit. Proof of free admission will be requested during the check."

To me it is annoying as can be. I am a midwesterner and we arrive early EVERYWHERE. In France I always have to shake this. Fortunately, many museums I visited will let you in about a half hour early.

Many exhibits and some museums have staged lines for those whose tickets are for the hour or half hour -- the result is that if you arrive early, you may be standing in the line for your time slot for half an hour till they start taking people from that line.

Thank you! skunklet1771
That was very helpful.
I added up all the places we want to go. I think the museum pass is still a value.