Combo (Save 5%): Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel + Castel Sant'Angelo Priority Access Tickets

We had tickets for 15:00 and so we planned the whole day, but when we arrived at the place to redeem them we were informed that there were problems with the reservations and everything was delayed for almost an hour and a half breaking the plan we had because we went too fast through the museum and skipped many areas.

The art was breathtaking, and getting into the Sistine Chapel was a breeze. I was able to book these ticketst the same day.

We had difficulty finding the meeting place and I didn't realise I hadn't booked an audio guide. The people were very nice and helpful. Our problems were not really any of the above.

We skipped the queues, and enjoyed the museums as long as we wanted. May be to add Basilica would be good idea (we saw it many years ago and chose option without), but after the Sistin Chapel we were overwhelmed ful of impressions. May be next time

The queues were avoided. The escort does not exist is a person who leaves you in the line of people who already have the ticket.

I only bought the tickets, it was easy to find the meeting point and the agency drove us to the entrance. This made it much easier, as the place is a bit confusing.

It was good because we almost missed it. Traffic made us late and we almost lost the tickets, thank goodness the guys helped us. I couldn't change the time because the app was too slow or wouldn't load.

Sistine Chapel and Masses fantastic. Agency staff very helpful, I arrived early and they anticipated my admission

It's a good idea to buy tickets ahead ... we didn't have to wait in any lines, scanned our phones and we breezed right on in! Beautiful castle so much to see spent 5 hrs taking our time enjoying. The little restaurant at the top was very nice to see entire city. We loved it, was our favorite day in Rome!

The museum is an impressive collection of ancient art. From the Egyptian art treasures to the ancient statues and wall paintings. The reason for my trip to Rome and an absolute must.

The wonderful art and surprising collections. The chapel is truly remarkable - worth being herded through galleries with masses of people.

Everything went really well. We were able to avoid the long queue and were able to go straight into the Vatican. Every cent is worth it with Headout. We can really recommend it to everyone! We were simply thrilled and hadn't expected it.

I thought I was on the official site of Castel Sant'Angelo, but evidently that was not the case. Unfortunately, I ended up paying approx. 6 Euro more than the cost of the official tickets.

The ultimate thing that makes my visit memorable is the range of sculptures and paintings and the order that they were putting them.

They were very kind. But yes, it is true that it is the typical place where they sell you the tickets three times more expensive, it is a shame because they buy the tickets, they sell them out and then they sell them to you three times more expensive.

Some team members at the meeting point were a bit rude. When accompanying us to the venue, the guide asked us to go to a specific queue and there we found our ticket was scheduled for 3pm not 2.30pm as pointed in the app. I felt the organisation could've been better because we had to wait for 1 hour since we arrived at 2pm (30 minutes before the start of the tour, as recommended in the instructions)

It said on the website that with 50 euros I would also buy the guided tour, but when I redeemed the tickets they gave me tickets for a group and there was no guided tour

Average experience. We skipped the entrance line. The thing we didn't like at all was the ticket cost which was much higher than the real entrance price. The higher price is not justified as we did not have any kind of extra service!!!!

Although it was a weekend, we found the flow of people to be well organized, as was the timing of entry. It was essential to purchase the ticket online, which allowed us not to queue.

We quickly found the place to pick up our tickets. No guide, but we had a cord cutter and quietly visited the Vatican on our own.