Rome Pantheon: Skip The Line Ticket + Navona Square 3D Experience

Everything it was great! Congratulations to the staff...

Just like the tour office said, middle line and you pretty much walk right in. We bought our tickets for $11 from Tourist Office in Pizza Navona an hour before. Easy. Kids are indeed free normally but if you want to skip the purchase line that exists at the Pantheon entrance, with fast track tickets you need to pay for the fast track tickets for all kids.

I had an amazing experience with this tour! From the very beginning, the staff at the meeting point were incredible. They provided clear and thorough explanations about the tour, gave great recommendations for things to do in the following days, and made us feel welcome and well-prepared. The tour itself was fantastic. We had the chance to discover the magical history of Piazza Navona in a completely new way, thanks to the 3D headset experience. It was such an immersive and unique way to learn about the square! Another highlight was the visit to the Pantheon, which was absolutely stunning. The best part? I got to skip the line and go straight in, making the experience even more enjoyable. I highly recommend this tour to anyone looking to explore Rome in an insightful and hassle-free way!

It would have been better if the tickets had been online rather than being a voucher and then having to pick up a ticket quite a distance away. It was very inconvenient and confusing.

Really straightforward ticket collection, exactly what we expected. Same again for walking past the queues and into the venue. We were curious though not desperate to know what we would gain from the 3-D experience but the person at the desk couldn't really articulate what would be so good so we gave it a miss. The Pantheon was brilliant though

The Pantheon was fantastic to see. The “3D experience” however was poor and frustrating. It was not at all what I was expecting. It consisted of wearing glasses that projected to your eyeballs an image of an actor dressed in a toga who told stories and showed pictures related to the Navona Square to give the history. There didn’t seem to be anything “3D” about it. The stories were good but would have been presented better as an audio tour. Wearing glasses projecting an image didn’t add anything to the information and only made it frustrating to walk through the crowds with your sight being obstructed by the images projected in the glasses.

Ok

After buying the tickets online, you cannot get into The Pantheon with just your phone. You have to walk 10min away to a storefront and have them print out your tickets in order to get in. So stupid. Then you have to wait for someone to help you. Then you have to wait for their system to print out the tickets which takes another 10min. So stupid. The you have to walk back to The Pantheon. Another 10min. So stupid. I spent extra money to buy the tickets with no waiting online. Guess what I had to do after walking to the store, waiting for the tickets to print out then walking back? Wait on line. So stupid.

The Pantheon is spectacular, no doubt. But the “skip the line” part was quite misleading. We waited in line for 40min to get the tickets, only to get in line again at the Pantheon. Also, the app to download the audio guide was an extra cost and took ages to download. The “3D-experience” was also not worth it. The glasses were so dark that we couldn’t see (or even enjoy) our surroundings, and the audio was hardly understandable. Definitely not recommend.

The collection point was not where it was supposed to be. Couldn't find it and so had to buy replacement tickets at venue.

Don't buy it, skip the line means you skip the buying queue for the ticket, not the actual line. And the tickets are 5€

We were disappointed to learn that the Tiqets tickets would have required us to walk 5 minutes from the Pantheon to collect them. Since there was essentially no line at the Pantheon, we abandoned our Tiqets tickets and bought official €5 tickets at the Pantheon.