Istanbul Tourist Pass Skip-the-Line Entry to 100+Attractions

I have booked a two day pass, you need to download their app and activate the pass first, then u will see the credits available to book the activities. some activities need more and some need less, the credit was enough for my two days plan. able to book skip the line tickets are definitely 👍🏻. audio guides available for the activities, I met a good guide Ekim/Ekin, she’s is super nice and enthusiastic. the other guy wasn’t very good though.

It was great value product. However, the instructions to meeting points were little confusing with Google map app.

1 star deduction becuase you cannnot attend every major attraction as you will be given a certain amount of credit to register. Expensive entry attaction required a lot of credit thus you can only pick a few popular attraction.

I would not recommend this at all. I booked a tour of the Hagia Sophia and went, but it was canceled because the guide didn't show up. I was notified of the tour cancellation right before the meeting time. For the Galata Tower tour, when I went to the meeting point, the guide told me it would be better to skip it today because it was crowded, so I couldn't go up. There was no priority entry. Priority entry tours have a set meeting time and are often far from the entrance, so considering the waiting time, it takes a long time to enter. It's also not user-friendly. The night cruise food wasn't good, the show was hard to see, and the content was mediocre.

would've rated 5 stars as it truly provides "skip the line" access. but i was facing major issues accessing the app while i was near the sites i wanted to visit. tried on wife's phone - facing same issue. luckily the in ground assistance team was very helpful

good application for travellers

Travel Passes have many restrictions, basically making them a prepaid expense. Some mosques require waiting in long lines to enter. Some tickets require joining a guided tour for entry, and if you're late, you have to buy another ticket. There are credit point limitations, and if you don't use them all, you end up overpaying. Trying to use all the credits makes the itinerary too rushed. This limits your ability to plan your trip. The waiting areas are a 5-10 minute walk to the attractions. Guided tours are generally subpar, just taking you inside, saying a few words, and then leaving you to explore on your own, with the intention of making you think you saved money with the tour price. In reality, there's no entrance fee to enter a mosque; the guide simply accompanies you in the queue. In conclusion, just buying entrance tickets separately allows for more flexibility and saves money.

Service: Quick response. Experience: Again, I wouldn't buy the pass. There aren't many places where you need to queue, and having to enter at a specific time is actually more troublesome.