We are taking our 17 year old grandson to Paris and want this ease of entry provided by the Museum Pass. I am concerned lest we have to wait in the intolerably long lines to purchase my grandson's "free" entry ticket. This would negate the main advantage of the Pass for us. What are our options? Do we need to purchase him a Museum Pass as well so that we can skip the line or can he walk in with us?
Posted by
Minnesota 🎒
16611 posts
The same was asked by another poster just 4 or so questions earlier on this forum:
https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/france/paris-museum-pass-for-kids-to-save-line-time
Short answer: he will walk in with you at most places but have him bring his passport for proof of age. At those which require a free ticket, the lines are not long enough to worry about.
Posted by
OP
Westminster COLORADO
5 posts
Thanks, Kathy - I'll get a couple of Passes for the grandparents only.