Parcs en Venise

We got this for 3 days and honestly, it was worth it for the transport alone. Vaporetto rides are fun but pricey if you’re buying single tickets all the time. The pass made it easy. Our favorite was Murano, loved the glass blowing demo. The meeting points are easy to find, but the app glitched once and I had to ask a local for help. Still, saved us loads of time.

Went solo, and it worked out great. Most places I could just flash my phone and go in. Some lines were still slow (especially at Burano ferry), but not having to buy separate tickets made up for it. Weather was a bit drizzly but still enjoyed it.

Bought for my family (2 kids, 10 & 14). It was a HIT! Kids loved the boat rides, and we didn’t have to stand around waiting for tickets. Staff were friendly, helped us with a stroller too. Venice can be hectic but this made it feel manageable.

This was my first time using a city pass anywhere. The instructions were clear, but I wish there was a map with the meeting points. Got a little lost but found some cool alleys on the way. Venice is wild.

My husband and I spent a weekend in Venice—never been before, so we wanted to see as much as possible. The City Pass covered everything on our list. Highlights: the walking tour was surprisingly fun, our guide (Valentina?) had the best stories. The only issue was finding the meeting point for Murano tour, GPS sent us the wrong way. But still, totally worth it.

We traveled as a group of 4 friends, and this pass was a life-saver. No arguments about what to do, we just followed the included activities. Loved Burano, so colorful. The guide for the city tour was hilarious, kept us entertained even when we got rained on.

We went in September, still pretty busy but nothing like summer. With the pass, we never waited longer than 10 min for anything. Pro tip: check your reservation times, some are strict. We nearly missed the glass factory tour!

Okay, so I went with my cousin last week and honestly, the City Pass just made everything sooo much easier. We zipped past this loooong line at Doge’s Palace (felt a bit smug, not gonna lie). Gondola ride was included, which I thought would feel cheesy but it was actually MAGICAL, especially at sunset. The staff at ticket pick-up were super chill, answered my 20 questions with patience. Only thing—some spots you can’t take pics inside, so heads up for that. Would def recommend if ur trying to see a lot in a short time.