It depends on the format: a lost physical pass generally can’t be replaced or refunded, so guard it like cash — but a digital pass is far safer, since you can usually re-access the QR code from your email or …
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The Versailles gardens are usually free to enter for everyone — so no pass is needed — except on Musical Fountain show days (typically weekends, April–October), when a separate paid ticket is required. The pass does cover the Palace (with …
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No — you don’t have to print the Paris Museum Pass. A digital pass is scanned straight from your phone, and a physical pass is a card you carry — neither needs printing. The same goes for your timed-slot reservations, …
No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the Montparnasse Tower observation deck. Its 56th-floor panorama and rooftop terrace require a separate ticket. The good news: the pass already includes two of Paris’s best viewpoints for free. Here’s the …
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The basilica of Sacré-Cœur is free to enter for everyone — so no pass is needed — but the dome climb is a separate paid ticket that the Paris Museum Pass does not cover. The nearby Montmartre Museum isn’t included …
No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the Opéra Garnier (Palais Garnier). Visiting Paris’s opulent opera house — whether a self-guided day tour, a guided backstage tour or a performance — requires a separate ticket. The pass covers …
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No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the Catacombs. This famously eerie underground ossuary is a separate, limited-capacity attraction with its own timed ticket — and notoriously long queues, so it must be booked ahead. The pass covers …
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No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include Disneyland Paris. The pass is for the city’s museums and monuments — the Louvre, Orsay, Versailles and 50+ more — not theme parks. Disneyland Paris is a separate resort outside the …
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In 2026 the Paris Museum Pass costs €90 for 2 days, €109 for 4 days and €139 for 6 days. It’s a single fixed adult price — no discounts, no promo codes — and the same at every authorised seller. …
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Before you buy the Paris Museum Pass, here are the essentials: it’s €90 / €109 / €139 in 2026 for 2, 4 or 6 consecutive days, covers 50+ museums and monuments, activates on first use, needs free timed reservations at …
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