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By: The Arc de Triomphe: The Triumph of Paris — Traveling with MJ

The Arc de Triomphe: The Triumph of Paris — Traveling with MJ — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 01:09:17 +0000

[...] Admission: There is no charge to walk around and explore the base of the arch. Access to the top is € 9,50 for adults. Those under 18 years of age (26 years for EU citizens) are admitted free, as are disabled visitors and their escorts, and the unemployed. Discounts are often available. Admission is also covered by the Paris Museum Card. [...]

By: Paris Pantheon: Finding Where the Bodies Are Buried | Traveling with MJ

Paris Pantheon: Finding Where the Bodies Are Buried | Traveling with MJ — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 03:22:10 +0000

[...] unemployed. Group rates and school rates are also available. The Pantheon is included on the Paris Museum Pass. If you’ll be visiting several attractions, that’s a cost efficient [...]

By: The Louvre: A Love Affair With Art | Traveling with MJ

The Louvre: A Love Affair With Art | Traveling with MJ — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 19:01:46 +0000

[...] Louvre Tickets: There are several ticket options to see the Louvre. Tickets for the permanent collections are €9,50 (about $12.25) and provides access for everything except the temporary exhibitions in the Hall Napoléon. It is also valid for the Delacroix Museum. Wednesday and Friday evening tickets (6 pm – 9:45 pm) are €6 (about $7.75). Tickets for temporary and special exhibitions in the Hall Napoléon are €11 (about $14.15). If you want to view both the permanent and temporary collections, a combined ticket represents the best value at €14 (about $18). The Louvre is also covered by the Paris Museum Pass. [...]

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By: Mary Jo Manzanares

Mary Jo Manzanares — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 22:42:17 +0000

Hi Sheri, thanks for the comment!

Those are two more excellent reasons why the pass is such a great bargain. We broke the Louvre into two visits, which, I think, made it more enjoyable. Sometimes you just get on art overload and need a break for something else. If you have an hour or two it’s nice to take advantage of that time, instead of feeling like you have to wait for a longer time frame.

While we had our visits fairly well mapped out, the ability to pop in quickly, and leave just as quickly, is another real plus. If you like the place, great — what a find! But if not, you don’t need to feel guilty for leaving!

GREAT suggestions! And thanks for stopping by!

By: Sheri Doyle

Sheri Doyle — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 22:12:39 +0000

I agree, the pass is great, whether for first time or repeat visitors. In addition to the advantages you listed, here are two things I especially enjoyed about the pass from my last visit: 1, I could go to a huge museum like the Louvre for an hour or two, see one or two sections, and not feel like I had to do it all, since I could come back again another day, and 2, I could go into a museum/monument I wasn’t sure about and check it out without feeling like I was wasting money (for me, that was Napoleon’s Tomb this time–I’d never gone inside in previous visits and it wasn’t my favorite, but it was worth spending a few minutes since I was in the area and didn’t have to pay due to the pass).