Question : Paris & London travel pass cards??
Ok.. I'm traveling to Paris for 3-4 days and London for 3-4 days and I've read up on the London Pass & Paris Pass.. Is it better to just purchase the travel pass seperate to get around the two cities & then purchase the different attractions we want to see (because not all of the places we want to see are on the list of things included to get in for free w/the pass...) or should I just get the pass & pay for the few places we want to see that's not on the lists?? I've never used either so I have NO clue what to do or which is the best route... Any info would be very helpful!!!
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for london you can get a variety of travel passes. a bus pass or a tube (subway)/ bus pass. day, 3 day or week. if you only have one day to do sightseeing it is a good idea to go on a tourist bus because you'll see a lot in one day. but if you get a bus/tube pass it will probably be cheaper. many attractions such as museums in london are free... and paris is somewhat similar. i have found that if you are purchasing travel tickets (ie bus passes) from another country you will get ripped off, i think that it's better to go there and decide what you want to do... you also need to think of language barriers such as in paris if you don't speak french it might be easier for you to buy your tickets in your country even if you pay more. hope this helps, good luck have fun- 2 of the best cities in the world!
http://www.londontown.com/London/Open_top_bus_coach_tours_in_London
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