The Paris Pass All-Inclusive: worth it or not, and when it pays off
The Paris Pass All-Inclusive is a day pass: everything on its list, for a set number of days. Go City sells it in 5 options from EUR 199 to EUR 309 for one adult, checked October 2026.
It includes 16 attractions in our Paris data, 16 with a published gate price, and leaves out 3. The figures below are arithmetic on those prices, not a rating of the pass.
For one adult, the 2 days option at EUR 199 pays for itself after any 13 of the attractions we price on it, which is more than its days hold at 4 visits a day; the 6 days option at EUR 309 pays for itself after any 16 of the attractions we price on it.
One adult from EUR 199
Pays off for one adult on the 2 days option: after any 13 of its priced attractions.
5 things
2 adults, 3 days at a packed pace, ranked 5 of 5
Gate tickets for the planEUR 272
With The Paris Pass All-InclusiveEUR 398
Pass EUR 398
Skip it
EUR 126 more than the gate, 46% of the gate total, for this plan
Prices checked October 2026. All 3 plans, worked out: further down.
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Options and prices
Go City lists 5 options. Prices for one person in EUR, from the seller's page in October 2026. The last column is the engine's break-even for one adult, with the cheapest attractions on the pass first.
The Paris Pass All-Inclusive options and prices in EUR, checked October 2026
Option
What you get
Adult
Child
Youth
Pays off for one adult
2 days
valid 2 days
EUR 199
EUR 89, child 2 to 17
Not published
After any 13 of its priced attractions, more than 2 days hold at 4 visits a day
3 days
valid 3 days
EUR 259
EUR 119, child 2 to 17
Not published
After any 15 of its priced attractions, more than 3 days hold at 4 visits a day
4 days
valid 4 days
EUR 279
EUR 129, child 2 to 17
Not published
After any 16 of its priced attractions
5 days
valid 5 days
EUR 299
EUR 139, child 2 to 17
Not published
After any 16 of its priced attractions
6 days
valid 6 days
EUR 309
EUR 149, child 2 to 17
Not published
After any 16 of its priced attractions
Children
Child price for ages 2 to 17, on every option.
No price is published for children under 2, so the calculator leaves them out of this pass and names them on the result.
Days and visits
2 days hold up to 4 visits at a relaxed pace, 8 packed. Its 16 priced attractions do not fit in that, even packed.
3 days hold up to 6 visits at a relaxed pace, 12 packed. Its 16 priced attractions do not fit in that, even packed.
4 days hold up to 8 visits at a relaxed pace, 16 packed. Its 16 priced attractions fit only at a packed pace.
5 days hold up to 10 visits at a relaxed pace, 20 packed. Its 16 priced attractions fit only at a packed pace.
6 days hold up to 12 visits at a relaxed pace, 24 packed. Its 16 priced attractions fit only at a packed pace.
What it includes
16 attractions in our Paris data, dearest at the gate first. Gate prices for one adult in EUR, checked October 2026. The terms are our summary of what the seller states.
What The Paris Pass All-Inclusive includes, with adult gate prices in EUR
Paris Museum Pass covers 12 of the 16 attractions we price on Paris Pass All-Inclusive. Only on Paris Pass All-Inclusive: Big Bus Paris, Discover ticket, Palais Garnier, self-guided visit, Bateaux Parisiens, 1 hour sightseeing cruise and Eiffel Tower, second floor by stairs. One adult pays from EUR 85 for Museum Pass, against EUR 199 here.
Paris Flex Pass covers 10 of the 16 attractions we price on Paris Pass All-Inclusive. Only on Paris Pass All-Inclusive: Musée national Picasso-Paris, Towers of Notre-Dame de Paris, Eiffel Tower, second floor by stairs, Musée d'Orsay and 2 more. Only on Turbopass Flex Pass: Eiffel Tower, second floor by lift. One adult pays from EUR 104.90 for Turbopass Flex Pass, against EUR 199 here.
3 plans, worked out
2 adults, no children, a packed pace of up to 4 visits a day. Each plan takes the attractions on this pass with a published price: our first visit picks first, then the dearest. These are worked examples of the math, not a rating of the pass.
Skip itRanked 5 of 5 for this plan
2 things
2 adults, 3 days at a packed pace, gate total EUR 134 for the 2 attractions listed below.
First on this plan: The Paris Pass Explorer, Skip it; it costs EUR 34 more than the gate (25% of the gate total).
2 days. Of the options that fit 3 days at a packed pace, this one has the smallest loss.
EUR 264more than the gate, 197% of the gate totalfor this plan
Gate tickets for the planEUR 134
With The Paris Pass All-InclusiveEUR 398
Pass EUR 398
Add any 10 more of the included attractions with a ticket price and this pass pays off.
2 visits in 2 days fits a packed pace of 4 a day.
Covered by the pass
Palace of VersaillesEUR 70
Musée du LouvreEUR 64
Paid at the gate
Nothing: the pass covers the whole plan.
Pass price per person
Adult x 2EUR 199
Skip itRanked 5 of 5 for this plan
5 things
2 adults, 3 days at a packed pace, gate total EUR 272 for the 5 attractions listed below.
First on this plan: The Paris Pass Explorer, Worth it; it saves EUR 44 (16% of the gate total).
2 days. Of the options that fit 3 days at a packed pace, this one has the smallest loss.
EUR 126more than the gate, 46% of the gate totalfor this plan
Gate tickets for the planEUR 272
With The Paris Pass All-InclusiveEUR 398
Pass EUR 398
Add any 5 more of the included attractions with a ticket price and this pass pays off.
5 visits in 2 days fits a packed pace of 4 a day.
Covered by the pass
Big Bus Paris, Discover ticketEUR 78
Palace of VersaillesEUR 70
Musée du LouvreEUR 64
Arc de TriompheEUR 32
Musée d'OrsayEUR 28
Paid at the gate
Nothing: the pass covers the whole plan.
Pass price per person
Adult x 2EUR 199
Worth itRanked 2 of 5 for this plan
Everything: 16 things
2 adults, 4 days at a packed pace, gate total EUR 631.60 for the 16 attractions listed below.
First on this plan: Paris Museum Pass, Worth it; it saves EUR 228 (36% of the gate total).
4 days. Of the options that fit 4 days at a packed pace, this one has the highest saving.
EUR 73.60less than the gate, 11% of the gate totalfor this plan
Gate tickets for the planEUR 631.60
With The Paris Pass All-InclusiveEUR 558
Pass EUR 558
It pays off already for this plan.
16 visits in 4 days fits a packed pace of 4 a day.
Prices checked October 2026. Worth The Pass compares published prices on the date shown. Passes change what they include; check the seller's page before you buy.
It depends on how much of it you use. For 2 adults at a packed pace, at gate prices checked October 2026, on the plans worked out on this page: 2 things: Skip it, it costs EUR 264 more than the gate (197% of the gate total); 5 things: Skip it, it costs EUR 126 more than the gate (46% of the gate total); Everything: 16 things over 4 days: Worth it, it saves EUR 73.60 (11% of the gate total). Tick your own plan in the Paris calculator to see your figure.
How much does the The Paris Pass All-Inclusive cost?
The Paris Pass All-Inclusive comes in 5 options, from EUR 199 for 2 days to EUR 309 for 6 days, for one adult, checked October 2026.
What does the The Paris Pass All-Inclusive include?
The Paris Pass All-Inclusive includes 16 attractions in our Paris data, 16 with a published adult gate price. The dearest at the gate: Big Bus Paris, Discover ticket (EUR 39), Palace of Versailles (EUR 35) and Musée du Louvre (EUR 32). It leaves out 3 of the 19 Paris attractions we list, among them Eiffel Tower, summit by lift.
Is there a child price for the The Paris Pass All-Inclusive?
The Paris Pass All-Inclusive for a child: EUR 89 to EUR 149, child 2 to 17. Child price for ages 2 to 17, on every option. No price is published for children under 2, so the calculator leaves them out of this pass and names them on the result.
How long is the The Paris Pass All-Inclusive valid?
The Paris Pass All-Inclusive comes in 2 days, 3 days, 4 days, 5 days and 6 days. The math fits your visits into those days at the pace you choose, 2 visits a day relaxed or 4 packed.
