OMNIA Vatican and Roma Pass 72 hours with transport

Know in advance:

• Please enter at checkout the email of the person that will be redeeming and using the pass. This information is required to redeem your pass
• The list of attractions can change at any time without notice. Some attractions require a reservation or might be temporarily unavailable
• The pass is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase. Using your pass at the first attraction or on public transport activates it. Then it will be valid for 72 consecutive hours. If you use your pass at 3.00 pm on Monday, it will expire at midnight on the 3rd day so we suggest you start your day early to get the most out of your pass
• Please note: child passes no longer include the Roma Pass (choice of 2 Rome landmarks) nor the Travelcard, but still give children free access to all Omnia Card attractions. Many of the museums included in the Roma Pass are free to those under 18 years old and travel in Rome is free to children under 10
• The pass can be canceled within 14 days of purchase
• To access the hop-on hop-off tourist bus, you must show the validated OMNIA Pass. To validate the pass, the holder must write the date of first use on it
• Due to high demand, the entrance to the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel may be subject to availability at peak times
• Reservation for the Colosseum and Galleria Borghese is mandatory for all OMNIA Pass holders. You can book after collecting your pass at any of the OMNIA redemption centers in Rome. You will receive full instructions on how to book your entrance to the Colosseum and Galleria Borghese at the OMNIA redemption centers
• Attention: visitors who go to the entrance points of attractions without their OMNIA Pass, even if they have made a reservation, will not be able to access the monument
• The OMNIA Vatican and Rome Pass is not recommended for visitors with physical disabilities. Vatican sites offer free and priority admission to visitors with physical disabilities in possession of adequate medical documentation, as well as an accompanying person or family member. Many other museums and attractions in Rome offer free access to European citizens with disabilities and their helper
• The Travelcard does not include travel to and from the city airports