Istanbul Tourist Pass Entrada Sem Fila para Mais de 100 Atrações

I have booked a two-day pass. You need to download their app and activate the pass first, then you will see the credits available to book the activities. Some activities require more credits, and some require less; the credit was sufficient for my two-day plan. Being able to book skip-the-line tickets is definitely a plus. Audio guides are available for the activities. I met a good guide, Ekim/Ekin; she is super nice and enthusiastic. The other guy, however, wasn't very good.

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

1 star deduction because you cannot attend every major attraction as you will be given a certain amount of credit to register. Expensive entry attractions require a lot of credit, thus you can only pick a few popular attractions.

I absolutely do not recommend it. I booked a tour of Hagia Sophia, but it was canceled because the guide didn't show up. The cancellation notice for the tour came just before the meeting time. For the Galata Tower tour, when I arrived at the meeting point, I was told it was too crowded and that I should give up for the day, so I couldn't go up. There was no priority entry. Tours with priority entry have fixed meeting times and are often far from the entrance, so considering the waiting time, it takes a long time to get in. It's also not user-friendly. The night cruise food was not good, the show was hard to see, and the content was mediocre.

J'aurais donné 5 étoiles car il offre vraiment un accès "coupe-file". Mais j'ai rencontré de gros problèmes pour accéder à l'application lorsque j'étais près des sites que je voulais visiter. J'ai essayé sur le téléphone de ma femme - même problème. Heureusement, l'équipe d'assistance sur place a été très utile.

good application for travellers

Travel passes often come with many restrictions, essentially acting as pre-paid consumption. Some mosques require long queues for entry. Certain tickets only grant access with a guided tour, and if you're late, you'll have to buy another ticket yourself. There are credit point limitations, meaning if you don't use them all, you've overpaid. The attempt to use all credits makes the trip too rushed. This restricts your itinerary planning. Waiting areas are often a 5-10 minute walk from the actual attraction. Guided tours are generally very superficial; they just take you in, say a few words, and then tell you to explore on your own. Their main purpose is to make you feel like you've saved money by paying the tour price. In reality, entry to mosques is usually free; the guide simply accompanies you while you queue. In conclusion, opting for a plan where you only buy admission tickets offers more flexibility and saves money.

Service: The response was very quick. Experience: Once again, I wouldn't buy the pass. There weren't many places that required queuing, and having to enter at a designated time was actually more troublesome.