At ~€139/2 days it's well above the Museum Pass and only pays off if you'd actually do the cruise, bus and tours — otherwise stick with the cheaper Museum Pass.
If you want the cruise, the bus and the big museums in one go-go-go itinerary, the Paris Pass consolidates it — but only choose it for the experiences.
“You should choose the Paris Pass if you are interested in doing experiences and activities”
Best for a short, high-intensity sightseeing trip where you'll use the cruise, bus and museums. Summer adds line-skip value.
Getting there
Digital pass (Go City app) or card; works across central Paris sites and transport-style extras.
Hours
Sold in day-count tiers (e.g. ~€139/2 days); validity runs on consecutive/calendar days per the tier.
Booking
Some included attractions and the same nine reservation-required museums still need a free timed slot in 2026; book ahead. Compare against Museum Pass before buying.
Accessibility
Covers admissions/experiences; check each operator (cruise, bus) for step-free access.