Here's a great website that gives concise and easy instructions for using these machines. www.roninrome.com Loads of other great info on the website so you will need to scroll down to find the info on the ticket machines.
Posted by
Ottawa, Ontario,, Canada
521 posts
Thanks Claudia - that is a really valuable walkthough! It took a little bit of hunting down the page to find the details - if you want to go directly to the walkthrough, click here for a direct link.
Posted by
New Paltz, NY
9100 posts
What an excellent guide!
Posted by
OP
Land of La
8674 posts
Thanks for the new link and yes, it is a great guide. Knew it had to be posted on the Help Line.
Posted by
New Paltz, NY
9100 posts
Could this blog be from the same Ron in Rome who used to post on this forum a lot?
Posted by
Baudette, MN, United States
163 posts
Michael - I was wondering the same thing!
Posted by
Portlandia
3313 posts
Our Ron works in the U.S. Embassy, I thought. This Ron mentions following his wife's special education career.
But still...
Posted by
OP
Land of La
8674 posts
Poor Ron. Why is it sooooo important t to know who he is? He's definetly one of us. Can't U just leave him be?
Posted by
US Pacific Northwest
10344 posts
It's him!
Posted by
Granite Bay, CA
1914 posts
Hi Guys,
My wife and I got to meet Ron while we were in Rome, and this man was so helpful to us. He helped us navigate this amazing city. I must have called him twenty times asking him all kinds of questions. He was very patient and kind in responding to me. He pointed out things to see that were of great interest that I didn't even know existed.We had dinner with he and wife and had a great time getting to know them!These people know Rome and love sharing it with us newbies!When we left I felt like we had made some great new friends! Take care, Monte