Hello, my husband and I will be traveling with our sons, ages 18 and 21, to London, Paris, Barcelona, and Iceland in June of 2019. In looking at attraction websites, there are family passes offered for 2 adults and 2 children. Would I be able to purchase these or are the “children” considered under 18? I’m thinking I should buy 4 separate, individual tickets since my children are of adult age, but didn’t want to assume that. Thank you.
Posted by
OP
21 posts
That's what I was thinking. Thanks for confirming.
Posted by
Rick Steves' Europe
16895 posts
For this age group, "Students" can get some discounts but if those are extended to non-Europeans, then they probably expect you to have the [International Student Identity Card](www.isic.org) instead of a random university ID.
Of course, London' state-run museums are already free and the Paris Museum Pass can already be a good deal at adult rates.
Posted by
Bend, Oregon
2538 posts
We found that 14 was often the cutoff in Germany & Austria. My 14 year old looks older, and we were often asked his age.
Posted by
OP
21 posts
Thank you all for your responses. I appreciate them.