Venice Passes

What passes are you considering? We have never used a pass in any city over many many trips abroad, most are not useful or cost effective.

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Is this pass what you are looking for?
https://www.veneziaunica.it/en/e-commerce/services

I haven't used it; just noting that it looks to be available.
FAQ page: https://www.veneziaunica.it/en/content/faqs-0

We usually purchase this type of pass only in the bigger, more touristy cities, like Paris.
Yes, thank you, that particular pass looks good. On the short list! :)

Kathy’s may be more of what you’re looking for, here’s another option. Requires a lot of clicking between. I’d hit the menu first

https://quickvenice.com/transportation/index-transportation.htm

The only non-vaporetto pass I've used is the combo ticket for the Correr Museum and the Doge's Palace. I don't recall whether it saved money, but it saved time by buying it at the Correr and avoiding the long line at the Doge's. That may not longer be a factor if they're using timed entry now.

To determine the best one for you, you have to do the math
We’ve never found those passes to be a savings other than our first visit to Florence when the Firenze Card was a good deal for us.
Now that you need to book timed entries to almost all major sites there aren’t really any skip the line benefits
However we do always get a length of stay vaporetto pass, that is a real money saver

This is great input, folks! Thanks! We have a friend who works in Venice who says that the VeniceUnica pass is good value. But we still are thinking about this! Any further comments and suggestions are most welcome? And yes…as vaparetto 3-day pass is on our “to buy” list!

The Chorus Pass is a great entry to many churches.

I was looking at the Doges Palace website for tickets and the way I read it, the ticket is good for any time on the selected day. I hope I’m reading it correctly.