Is a Go City Paris Pass worth it?

It can be worthwhile if the included attractions you genuinely plan to visit cost more individually than the pass. It tends to suit visitors planning a busy sightseeing schedule; if you prefer a slower trip with only one or two paid sights, individual tickets may offer better value.

What is the difference between the Explorer, All-Inclusive and All-Inclusive Plus passes?

The Explorer Pass lets you select a set number of attractions and visit them over 30 days from first use. The All-Inclusive Pass is based on consecutive sightseeing days and covers the standard Go City attraction line-up, while All-Inclusive Plus adds museum access, including the Louvre, through the Paris Museum Pass component.

Do I still need reservations for places like the Louvre or Versailles?

Yes, often. The Louvre, Versailles, Sainte-Chapelle, Conciergerie, and Notre-Dame Towers can require separate timed reservations even with the pass. You must book those free slots through their official channels to guarantee entry at a specific time.

Does the standard All-Inclusive Pass include the Louvre Museum?

No. The Louvre is included with the All-Inclusive Plus pass, not the standard All-Inclusive or Explorer Pass. Louvre access is provided through the Plus pass’s museum component.

Do I need to reserve attractions even if I have a pass?

For some popular attractions and guided tours, yes. A Go City pass Paris does not guarantee availability, so you should check each attraction’s booking instructions and reserve key time slots as soon as your itinerary is set. Louvre visits, for example, require a reserved time slot.

Is the Eiffel Tower included, and does the pass cover the summit?

The included experience is the Eiffel Tower second-floor guided climb. It is listed across Explorer, All-Inclusive, and All-Inclusive Plus passes; it is not the same as a summit lift ticket.

How long is the Go City Paris Explorer Pass valid after I use it?

For passes purchased after 1 April 2025, the Explorer Pass is valid for 30 days from its first attraction visit. You can spread your chosen attractions across that period rather than using them on consecutive days.

Do the Go City Paris All-Inclusive days have to be consecutive?

Yes. Once activated, an All-Inclusive Pass is valid for the number of calendar days purchased, counted consecutively. Starting late in the day still uses one full calendar day, so begin early to get the most value.

Can I cancel or get a refund if my plans change?

Non-activated passes are eligible for a refund within 90 days of purchase. Check the exact booking terms before purchasing, particularly if you have also made reservations, since reservation and museum-pass arrangements may have separate restrictions.

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No ticket lines, just good vibes! This multi-attraction Paris city pass lets you walk into top sites with ultimate convenience and up to 40% discounts!
Why buy individual tickets when you can get them all with one pass? The Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, and Wax Museum are among the 50+ attractions you get to explore.
Channel your inner Parisian! Hop between sights on comfortable buses, float down the Seine in style, and uncover hidden gems on walking tours.
Take control of your tour with the Go City app to craft your perfect Paris itinerary, pick attractions on the go, and breeze past lines with just a phone scan.
Choose your own Paris adventure with 3, 4, or 5 attraction options. Once activated, you've got 30 days to soak in all the city's magnificent sights.

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Why you should pick Go City Paris Pass over others

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Save up to 50% on entry

Pay one upfront price instead of buying separate attraction tickets. Go City Paris saves you up to 50% versus individual entry prices, depending on the pass and the attractions you visit.

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Choose from 80+ experiences

Build an itinerary around major sights, museums, tours, cruises, and activities. The Paris range includes 80+ experiences, with examples such as the Eiffel Tower guided climb, Seine River cruises, Hop-on Hop-off bus tours, guided walks, and food experiences.

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Travel with an established Pass provider

Choose a Go City Paris pass from a global sightseeing-pass brand with more than 20 years of industry experience. Go City offers passes across 28 destinations worldwide, including major city-break locations such as London, New York, Rome, Barcelona, and Paris.

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Find the pass for your pace

Choose an Explorer Pass for 2, 3, 4, or 5 attractions, or an All-Inclusive Pass for 2, 3, 4, or 6 consecutive days of sightseeing. This gives shorter city-break visitors and longer-stay travellers different ways to plan and spend.

What does the Go City Paris pass include?

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Louvre Museum (reserved entry) – Admire world-famous masterpieces, from the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo to monumental French paintings, Egyptian antiquities, and richly decorated royal apartments. (Included with Go City Paris All-Inclusive Plus)
Musée d’Orsay – Step inside a spectacular former railway station to discover an exceptional collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art, including works by Monet, Van Gogh, Renoir, Degas, Cézanne, and more. (Included with Go City Paris All-Inclusive Plus)
Panthéon – Explore this grand neoclassical landmark, with its soaring dome, ornate interiors, and crypt housing the tombs of celebrated French figures including Voltaire, Victor Hugo, Marie Curie, and Joséphine Baker. (Included with Go City Paris All-Inclusive Plus)
Conciergerie – Travel through centuries of Parisian history at this atmospheric medieval palace and former Revolutionary prison, known for its vast Gothic halls and its connection to Marie Antoinette. (Included with Go City Paris All-Inclusive Plus)

Which Go City Paris Pass is right for you?

If you want broad sightseeing and strong museum coverage in one purchase

Consider the Go City Paris All-Inclusive Pass Plus if you want to combine major attractions, guided tours, cruises, and experiences with access to a wide range of museums and monuments. It pairs Go City’s day-based All-Inclusive Pass with a Paris Museum Pass component, making it best suited to travellers planning a packed itinerary and visiting the Louvre, Orsay Museum, Orangerie, and landmark sights.

If you want flexibility to choose a few paid attractions at your own pace

Consider the Go City Paris Explorer Pass if you want a flexible way to see a select number of paid attractions without planning every day around sightseeing. You choose the number of attractions you want to visit, then have 30 days after your first visit to use the pass, making it well-suited to relaxed itineraries, longer stays, or trips combining a few major sights with independent exploring.

If you want to see as many paid sights as possible in a few days

Consider the Go City Paris All-Inclusive Pass if you want to pack several attractions, tours, and experiences into consecutive days. It is a day-based pass that lets you visit as many included attractions as you can during the selected duration, making it a strong fit for travellers with a busy sightseeing plan and a priority list of major Paris experiences.

Tips to use your Go City Paris Pass smartly

Download the Go City Paris app before arrival, scan your pass QR code, and confirm it appears correctly under “My Passes.”
As soon as your pass activates, book Eiffel Tower and Louvre-related options first in the app; these time slots disappear earliest.
Use your shortest-validity activities early in the trip and leave flexible options like Seine cruises or museums for later days.
Group nearby activities on the same day, for example combining a river cruise with central monuments, to avoid backtracking and wasted transport time.
For families, prioritise paid attractions where kids don't already enter for free; save museum-heavy days for adults or older teens.
Treat cruises, chocolate or perfume workshops as fillers around fixed museum or monument reservations rather than anchors when planning your schedule.
If you prefer slower pacing, choose the Explorer tier and spread activities across the 10-day window instead of cramming them consecutively.
Take screenshots or download PDF confirmations for time-stamped tickets inside the app so you can enter even if mobile data is unstable.
Arrive 30 minutes before your reserved slot at high-security sites; your pass removes ticket purchase, not security or bag-check lines.
Recheck each chosen activity’s cancellation or modification rules inside the app before confirming, especially for weather-dependent or evening experiences.
Before travelling, review the latest Paris Go City Pass guide and in-app instructions, as attraction rules, inclusions, and reservation policies can change.

How to book & use the Go City Paris Pass

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Step 1: Select your pass

Choose the Go City Paris Explorer or Go City Paris All-Inclusive Pass, depending on your trip needs.

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Step 2: Book the Go City Paris pass online

Purchase your digital pass via the website using a card or other listed payment methods.

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Step 3: Receive email confirmation

Check your inbox (and spam folder) for your email confirmation with pass details.

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Step 4: Activate & use your pass

Follow the instructions in the email to activate your pass before your first attraction visit. Show your activated digital pass at each participating museum entrance for validation and entry!

Frequently asked questions about Go City Pass Paris

It can be worthwhile if the included attractions you genuinely plan to visit cost more individually than the pass. It tends to suit visitors planning a busy sightseeing schedule; if you prefer a slower trip with only one or two paid sights, individual tickets may offer better value.

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