Louvre Museum Reserved Access Tickets with Optional Audioguide

Despite the timeslot ticket, there was a very long wait at the entrance. And the museum was completely overcrowded. So why the limited tickets? It would be easier to control this.

Truly amazing experience. I went to the Louvre and although I am not a very artsy person, I just got caught up in the artwork on the walls and the sheer magnitude of them all and just appreciated each one as I walked through the museum. Each room, exhibition was just more and more captivating than the other and seeing artifacts and all these classic pieces was worth it. I was only expecting to go in and maybe tops spend about 2hrs in there, and i found myself leaving after 4 hours...but worth it, i could've stayed more but had other plans. The Palace of Versailles was also great, had a wonderful time exploring the palace and then going for an afternoon stroll through the gardens...was a great afternoon and highly recommend both tours.

Well organized. Wonderful works. Timelines met. Ban photos of the Mona Lisa. So at least people look at the work

We got into the Louvre very easily! We loved the experience and how easy it was to use the app. We were not able to navigate the Seine River and the audio guide is not included in the price, but can be added while at the museum.

It's quite difficult to point just one specific issue. Trough Headout I could visit fantastic masterpieces that where so far inside my dreams.

It was an unforgettable exhibition. However, at the museum they said that I didn't have the right to an audio guide and that I would have to pay extra for the headphones. Thank you very much ☺️

I really thought we had audio guide in the reservation and we had to hire the one for the museum which was quite complicated to understand, which made us lose a lot of time.

Unfortunately, the queue for the reserved tickets was longer than if we had bought them on site. However, it still went quite quickly and everything went smoothly. In the Louvre itself, it is very complicated to find your way around at first. It's crazy how big it is. The children were just amazed. The room with the Mona Lisa is of course a MUST. There's a long queue... but it's enough to get past the side to take a photo.

We were able to buy tickets online. The ticket is not skip-the-line, you just don't have to queue to buy the tickets.

However, if you are well organized, you should not expect to get into the museum without queuing. The museum itself is breathtaking, and not just because of the Monalisa. Absolutely recommended. A must not only for art enthusiasts

The Louvre is simply amazing. It was our second time inside and we still haven't seen everything. We did the boat trip for the first time, there was an audioguide and it was also available as an app. Unfortunately, we couldn't download it. But what was good was that we could do the boat trip on another day. The Louvre and boat trip would have been too much for me in one day, but we also had more time

Good that we bought the skip the queue tickets as there were longggg queue outside Louvre Musuem for the visit. The instructions were clear and it was pretty easy for 10 of us to make our way for the Seine river cruise in the evening as well.

I booked the combo tickets to the Louvre Museum + Palace of Versailles, in both places the access was very fast, no long lines. I had my tickets in digital format on my phone, I showed them and that was it, all very simple, agile and easy. Undoubtedly, if you go to Paris, two must-see places!

With this online purchase option I saved the time of buying tickets with the classic line,except for the huge line for the security checks at the entrance,then the day went magnificently we could not appreciate the Mona Lisa given the crowd on it,unacceptable!

Because we bought our tickets online, we hardly waited at the entrance. The Louvre is huge. But definitely worth a visit! We were there early in the morning, so it wasn't that crowded yet.

The castle and gardens are simply magnificent, there's nothing to complain about. But the crowds of people you have to squeeze through the doors and corridors take away some of the enjoyment. Bicycles are ideal for the park. I've seen some, but not where you can hire them.

There are queues on site, but even at the Pyramid entrance you will be in the Louvre after 45 minutes at the latest. The booked time is indicated on the signs in front of the waiting areas. Due to the Olympics, you may have to allow more time to get to the Louvre.

I would buy the audio guide at the museum as I could not download the one offered which was disappointing. I really enjoyed the museum.

Easy to understand the entrance indications, the crowding of people is unavoidable. Perhaps as an improvement they should create more usual or famous tours inside the museum because when you arrive it is so big that you do not know where to start if you do not have prior knowledge.

I really enjoyed the walk with the guide, love all the history and commentary. Our guide was great. The museum was a little disappointing, nothing to do with your company. It was so hot and getting to see the Mona Lisa was ridiculous. So tired of selfies. Just want to enjoy the art. This happens at all the museums. It makes it really awful. I was worried I would get trampled. The museum staff did their best, but it was like a frenzy. Waited an hour to get in and barely got to see some things for more than a few seconds before the selfies would block the art. There needs to be something done.