Ain’t nobody got time for that.
Even on cold or rainy days, the lines at Versailles can be insane. After all, if you’re visiting Paris for a limited time, it’s not like you have the luxury of waiting until the perfect day to head out to the palace. And on nice days? As they say, “Fughedabouddit!” That’s why a Skip-the-Line tour of Versailles is a no-brainer.
Seriously, it makes sense for everyone:
- Disabled visitors. Not only does a skip-the-line tour allow you to be comfortable, but that palace is old! With a tour, you can have access to accessible entrances, elevators, and other modernized conveniences.
- Families with small children. You know standing in line forever is going to make the actual sightseeing a nightmare. Why put them through that? Get in, get out, and then you can let them tire themselves out in the gardens.
- Seniors. As anyone can see upon arrival, the palace itself is massive, to say nothing of the gardens behind it. If you’d rather not spend hours on your feet before, well, spending hours on your feet, then a skip-the-line tour is exactly what the doctor ordered.
- History buffs. Anyone interested in the fascinating (and sometimes scandalous!) history of Versailles will want a guided tour to learn as much juicy information as possible. If you’re going to book a tour anyway, why not throw in skipping the line so you can get right to it?
- Busy bees. Time is already a precious commodity on a vacation. And with the travel time to and from Versailles built into your plans, wasting time in a long line is not really anyone’s idea of a good time. If you want to make sure you pack in as much as possible before heading back to Paris, skipping the line can save yourself some valuable time.
- Contributed by Christine Cantera
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