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Colosseum Tickets 2024

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5,0
Background:

I tried out two different online ticket types from one seller – a standard ticket and a ticket combined with a guided tour. And I’m pleased to say that I didn’t have to wait very long at all on either occasion. It couldn’t have been any more straightforward.

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Keep reading to find out which tickets I went for and how it all worked when I got to the Colosseum.

Last Modification: 29.02.2024 | Céline

Colosseum Tickets
Overview

Important tickets at a glance

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Video: One minute at the Colosseum

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The details at a glance

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The Pandemic Status

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The prices in detail

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Orientation on site

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tickets upon arrival

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Online Tickets

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More information

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Colosseum
Tickets

Colosseum Tickets Price Information Buy Ticket
Online-Ticket + Multimedia
EUR 34.50 Entrance to Colosseum + Immersive 25-minute multimedia video + Admission to Roman Forum Buy Ticket
Various offers from
EUR 30 With this link you find various offers of Tiqets: guided Tours, Hop-Bus combinations etc. Book Tour
Guided Tour 2
EUR 82 Guided Tour in EN/FR/IT/ES, access to the Colosseum & Roman Forum, groupe size: 15 people, Duration: 3 hours Book Tour

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The details
at a glance

Opening Hours

Open daily:
March 16 – end of March:
8.30 a.m. – 5.30 p.m.

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Prices

EUR 18 for adults
EUR 4 for 18-25 year olds
free entry for children under 18 years

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Information

Tickets on-site: since 2023 cash registers were set up with leftover tickets.

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Address

Piazza del Colosseo, 1, 00184 Roma

Roma Pass

The Colosseum is covered by the Roma Pass.

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Finding your way around
Orientation on site

Practical
information

  • Remember that your Colosseum ticket also grants you entry to the Roman Forum.
  • At both attractions, you’ll need to join a short queue even if you’ve bought an online ticket. There’s just no way around those security checks! Make sure you don’t have a penknife or any other potentially questionable items with you.
  • Take a bottle of water with you. You’ll be able to refill it at one of many drinking water taps in the Colosseum (I didn’t spot any at the Roman Forum).
  • Keep your belongings close to you in the area surrounding the Colosseum. It’s a crowded place and you can easily get distracted by the Colosseum. Before you know it, a pickpocket will have taken your mobile phone or wallet. I’d recommend wearing your backpack or handbag on your front. And don’t keep your wallet or mobile phone in the back pocket of your trousers.
  • Recent incidents: Please do NOT scratch your names on the walls!
  • Click on the links to find out more about the history of the Colosseum or the Roman Forum.

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