Really recommended if you want to maximise your visit opportunities - Vienna pass is great as you can visit most museums free of charge, do not need to make the queue and you do not need to think whether or not you would go for it as prices for individual museums are quite expensive: In 3 days we did the hop on hop off, Danau canal tour, Hundertwasser, Schönbrunn (all), Belvedere, Albertina, Weltmuseum, Sissi museum and apartments, St Stephan church and Kunsthistorisches Museum. If paid individually it would have costed us much more. It seems a lot in 3 days, but then when you do not need to queue and stay as long as you want for the visit, it is really worthwhile. We then recommend to combine it with the 3-day pass for public transport which has a very dense netowork and the hop on hop off is really worthwhile only for the 1st day and may be to go to Schönbrunn and Belvedere.

Good tip - I recommend for those who want to do as many visits as possible in a short time. 3 tourist bus lines at will. More than 90 places to visit included. No waste of time or money. Purchase: €114 / 48h - €50 savings and we haven't done everything.

Excellent choice - We visited lots of museums and places of interest. Most of the places we didn’t have got wait in line. We used this card very extensively. In general Hop on hop off bus is not a very efficient and interesting experience. But the rest of the card is well worth it. Highly recommend it.

Good value - I've only started but I've been to four museums. Haven't used the hop on/ hop off because of the marathon.

to use without moderation! - The ideal plan to avoid wasting time queuing in front of each museum or palace. May seem expensive but in the end, you save a few dozen euros. Also practical for transport from one site to another. to use without moderation!

Overall disappointing - Vienna Pass was nothing - Vienna Pass - we didn't save anything. We were in Vienna for five days. Schönbrunn was disappointing in terms of the pass. Only the State Apartments were included in the price. We saw one hall and two rooms here. The problem with the pass is that you have to get tickets for everything and can't book anything in advance. That's why we didn't manage to see the Hofburg. Fast lane - except for the Ferris wheel - I didn't see any. It's smarter not to take the pass and book the top sights online in advance. Then you can get in.

Long live Vienna without the Viennese - Beautiful Vienna Rude and often grumpy Viennese Buses do not always respect timetables Vienna pass is not always useful because for the most part you need to book in advance; Entrances are often sold out and therefore after reaching the chosen destination one is forced to give up

It is a scam - It wasn't the right choice. It is a scam. Purchased a Vienna pass for 2 days with the right to entry to all the museums and main activities but which you cannot see because they don't say beforehand that you still have to go to the ticket office to get the entrance ticket (you don't have to pay) but you still need it . To visit the opera house you need to book in advance because there are special days for visits and we didn't see it. For Sissi's rooms we queued for the ticket with entry time and another wait. They told us that the validity of the card began from the first entry so for 2 days, and at 2.15 pm the first ticket was in Schonbrunn. The last visit would have been to the Belvedere on the last day and after a queue, at 10am they told us that it had expired and we couldn't enter. It is a scam. Because it would have expired at 2pm and instead they said that it is valid from midnight of purchase for 2 days. They could have said it earlier. Then the tourist buses are very useful for seeing the city and going to various museums, but it takes 2 hours to reach your destination. I wouldn't do it again. Better to pay for the museums you want to see and only get the card for public transport. Which however is not valid for giving at the airport. You take the S -Bahn metro and costs €4.40. Convenient to go from/to the airport and central station. Public transport is very fast and punctual. Nice Vienna but don't take the Vienna pass. 127 euros stolen

A fraud - Don't do it! First of all, they sell it by day, not by time! The museums are open until 5.30 and at closing time they literally throw you out, they don't even give you half an hour to finish them, the pass doesn't allow you to see the entire Schonbrunn but only 5 rooms!! You absolutely don't skip the line and if you want to see it all you pay a supplement! They tell you that you can see a minimum of 70 attractions but in one day between reaching the place, the queue and the time you see a maximum of 3 and that's bad too! Better to go there and buy the normal ticket directly! I repeat: a scam!!! The bus is then unusable given the time it takes to go from one place to another...

Fast track visits for Vienna Pass holders - The bus service is fine. It doesn't matter that you pay for visits that you can't get because the tickets sell out and even for the following days you can't see everything you paid for. It would be good to create a preferential lane in visits for Vienna Pass holders.