Attractions & Experiences

Online tickets are typically cheaper than gate prices, guarantee entry (essential for popular attractions that sell out), and often include skip-the-line access. You also avoid carrying cash and queuing at ticket offices.

After booking, you receive tickets via email or in the provider's app. At the attraction, simply show your phone screen at the entrance—staff will scan the QR code. No printing required, though some venues may want printed tickets.

Many tickets offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before. Check the specific ticket's cancellation policy before booking. Non-refundable tickets are usually clearly marked and cheaper.

For major attractions, absolutely. The Eiffel Tower, Vatican Museums, Sagrada Familia, and popular theme parks often sell out days or weeks ahead. Even when not sold out, pre-booked visitors get faster entry.

Skip-the-line tickets let you bypass the main queue, saving up to 2-3 hours at busy attractions. Some include priority security screening, while others provide a separate fast-track entrance. Check what's included before booking.

Yes, most attractions offer reduced child prices (typically 4-11 or 6-15 years). Many under-5s get free entry. Student and senior discounts are also common. Always bring ID as proof of age may be required.

City passes and combo tickets bundle multiple attractions at a discount, often 30-50% cheaper than buying separately. Examples include the Paris Museum Pass, London Pass, and NYC CityPASS. Great if you plan to visit 3+ attractions.

Reputable ticket providers offer refunds or free date changes if an attraction closes unexpectedly. Check the cancellation policy before booking. Many attractions close on specific weekdays (e.g., Louvre on Tuesdays), so verify opening hours.