Experience to repeat - In Vienna this pass has many things included and if before you buy it you read what you can visit and enjoy this pass becomes very useful.

Very useful and convenient for visiting VIENNA - The Vienna Pass proved to be an excellent choice for our family visit to Vienna. Thanks to this pass we visited many museums and saved a lot. For us, the greatest convenience was the ability to skip the lines at many of the main attractions, such as Schönbrunn Palace, the Natural History Museum, and the Prater Ferris Wheel. Also very useful is the unlimited use of hop-on hop-off buses, which allowed us to move easily between sites without worrying about public transport or having to buy separate tickets. With a single payment, we were able to visit as many attractions as we wanted, and we felt more free to explore even some lesser-known museums and places, without worrying about having to pay additional entrance fees.

Easy way to see Vienna - Vienna pass is a convient way to go. We have done it twice now. It almost make you see new things because the pass includes a lot of entries.

Good - The Vienna Pass is highly recommended. Since it includes many admissions and you can visit and book the most important places with an open bus. You can ride the green, red and blue tour with him. Meaning you see all the important places you want to visit.

Highly convenient - Very convenient, much easier to decide what to visit, and to enter each attraction. It was very easy to create a 2 day plan based on the guide included and to visit everything we were interested in.

The hop-on hop-off bus don’t stop as it should - Overall it is easy to use and free entries to lots of the attractions/museums, etc. However, one feedback… and it’s more for the Vienna operator managing the lanes. The bus don’t stop at every stop that was stated. I don’t know why. I was already at the door and waiting for the bus to stop as it said it would, but it just drove right pass on at least two occasions. I had to walk or take the tram back. It’s a waste of time. Twice is in different lanes (blue & red)

Brilliant Bargain for Longer Periods - We used the six-day Vienna Pass for a family of two adults and two children and got way more than our money’s worth from it. The beauty of the pass is that it gets you into many of the major attractions in Vienna but also some of those you might not have considered going to otherwise. With young children it meant we could take an hour to go to the Upper Belvedere and look round, or hop on the panorama train at Schönbrunn, or nip into the Carriage Museum and never worry about the cost, or take a chance on the Haus der Musik. It gave us freedom to explore and discover. The buses are okay - better when you are away from the centre - but the free admissions and queue skipping aspects were the most invaluable. On a longer stay like ours, we got immense value and saved far more than we would have spent otherwise, as well as discovering places we might otherwise have not visited.

Not worth the money - Totally not worth it. It doesn’t include major attractions and when it does you can’t see the full picture. I would rather buy each one that you really wanna go.

Too much traffic to make this cost effective - We purchased the Vienna Pass 24h ticket thinking this was a good option to see the attractions. However, there is way too much traffic in Vienna to make this a good option. Most of your tour time is spent on the bus getting between the attractions. We thought we would be able to do 3 may be 4 in a day, we ended up doing 2 and then we had to rush back from the second attraction to get the last bus back to the hotel at 5.30pm. What also doesn't help is that the service (the first bus) doesn't start until 9.30am, so time is a wasting! The bus seats were very uncomfortable for these long journeys, the buses were dirty, old and smelly. The staff were very miserable and when we asked any questions it was definitely too much trouble for them to answer. There was no information screen on the bus to show when you were coming up to a stop or what attraction was at that stop, so I had to keep referring to the paper map, which by the end of the day was falling apart. Trying to see the map on the mobile phone was not great either as it was very small print, zooming in and out is OK but you don't get a good overview of the journey doing that. There was an audio commentary that you could listen to in lots of different languages. You could also use the live bus tracking website which showed you when a bus was going to arrive at the bus stop you were waiting at, this was useful. I would not recommend this way of seeing Vienna, I think its better to use the local bus and/or underground services and decide which attractions you want to see before you travel. For most of the attractions you can get your tickets online beforehand, so you know how much you are spending before you even get there, this also helps with queueing to get tickets and finding out that it is fully booked when you turn up that day.

Vienna Ticket / Schönbrunn Palace - Vienna Pass is not worthwhile at least during the peak travel period of July/August. We bought 4x 2-day tickets as a family and planned a lot with the pass. On the first day extra early at Schönbrunn Palace. Ticket counter ignored and to the main entrance. You can find out there that you need a printed ticket for the castle at one of the garden entrances. There we were not asked which tour we wanted to do, got an unsolicited ticket for the "rip-off" tour state apartments. When we first survived the queue to drop off "backpacks" in the castle, we were led gallantly towards the exit after 3 rooms and we were outside again. Weighed down at the ticket counter, there was the realization that the Vienna Pass only provides the minimal ticket (at least officially 22.90p.P.) and we could buy the Grand Tour for an upgrade of 10€ p.P., unfortunately only in the timeslot in 4h. Instead of saving time and money, you feel more like an unwanted B-guest. The gardens Schönbrunn and the Tiergarten were very nice. The hop on/off bus tours would be quite good for a well planned sight seeing day, only unfortunately they are stuck in traffic for hours. So you can't do nearly what you want and can't save with the pass because of the many waiting times and time slots in high season.