J’ai acheté les roma pass pour tous les membres de la famille.
Plusieurs questions :
pour les transports : ils sont compris mais comment ça marche au niveau des portiques d’accès trains et métro et bus ?
pour les 2 entrées comprises et les réduc après: la carte fait office de coupe file mais il, faut tout de même aller retirer son billet à une caisse spéciale ou pas ? l’objectif est de gagner du temps .
je vous remercie tous par avance
V.B.
catherineg2
Bonsoir,
Vous trouverez réponses à vos questions dans le FAQ du site Roma pass, en haut sur la dte, entre autre:
…"Can Roma Pass 72 Hours or Roma Pass 48 Hours holders avoid standing in line?
If you are using your card for the first two museums and/or archaeological sites of your choice (Roma Pass 72 Hours) or for the first one (Roma Pass 48 Hours), you have direct access to the security check point, without waiting in the ticket window line. We remind to visitors that there might be delays due to public security operations, actually intensified.
However, from the third admission onwards (Roma Pass 72 Hours) or from the second admission onwards (Roma Pass 48 Hours), you must wait on line, because you must purchase a reduced price ticket at the ticket window.
If a person accompanying a Roma Pass 72 Hours or a Roma Pass 48 Hours card holder is entitled to free admission (and therefore does not need to buy a Roma Pass 72 Hours), he/she should still get a free ticket and thus line up at the ticket office.
Please note: at the Colosseum and at the National Museum of Castel Sant’Angelo, Roma Pass holders have direct access to the security check point, without waiting in the ticket window line. We remind to visitors that in this period, according to public order reasons, controls have been intensified and therefore there might be delays due to public security operations.
A person entitled to gratuity accompanying a Roma Pass 72 Hours or a Roma Pass 48 Hours card holder, in order to enter the monument, should get a free ticket. He/she could have access to the site using the reserved/groups entrance, thus avoiding the long queue. The same applies to card holders who want to visit the Colosseum as a reduced-price-admission (from the third admission onward for Roma Pass 72 Hours or from the second admission onwards for Roma Pass 48 Hours).
Pour les transports vous passerez le code barre sur la borne jaune des composteurs aux tourniquets du métro et dans les bus.
Vous dites en avoir acheté pour toute la famille, mais je appelle que les -18 ans ont entrée gratuite dans tous les musées d’Etat, dont font partie Colisée/Forum/Palatin, Chateau st Ange , G. Borghese et d’autres encore.
CG