We plan on buying the Paris Museum Pass for myself and husband- mostly to avoid the queues. However our 16 year has mostly free admission so we won%26#39;t buy her a pass. So how does it work when we enter the museum? Will they ask her for ID?Does she have to queue? Please advise?
Thanks
gail
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Kids 17 and under get in Paris museums for free. If you have a pass, they may skip the line and enter with you. You may want to either take their passport with you (or a copy of it) to prove the age, if your 16-year-old looks older.
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I found this out awhile back and it is excellent. Thank you softballmom for the advice about the young persons age identification.
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Thank you softballmom!
Gail
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Two more things: at certain museums (d%26#39;Orsay and Pompidou) they have two lines entering the main entrance. If you have the museum pass you and your teenager can enter via the shorter %26quot;reserved%26quot; line instead of the longer %26quot;general%26quot; line. Also, certain sites like Pompidou and the Arc require %26lt;18 year olds to pick up %26quot;free%26quot; tickets, I guess for tallying purposes. At the Pompidou they generously allowed us to cut in line to pick it up for our daughter. Not sure of other places.
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This has nothing to do with museum passes, but at the D%26#39;Orsay we skipped the line by entering through the gift shop.
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