Paris Museum Pass for 2, 4 or 6 days: the price per day
The 4-day pass costs only €19 more than the 2-day pass, while days 5 and 6 cost a €30 surcharge. We break the three options down to a daily price and show how many admissions you need for each.
The three options, calculated per day
| Option | Price | Validity | Per day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 days | €110 | 48 hours | €55.00 |
| 4 days | €129 | 96 hours | €32.25 |
| 6 days | €159 | 144 hours | €26.50 |
Validity is counted in hours from your first visit, not in calendar days. If you only start in the afternoon on the first day, the 2-day pass is still valid on the third day until the same time. Metro, bus and RER are not included in any option, so you always pay for travel on top.
What each extra day costs
- Days 1 and 2: €110 (2-day pass)
- Days 3 and 4: €19 extra (€129 instead of €110), so €9.50 per day
- Days 5 and 6: €30 extra (€159 instead of €129), so €15.00 per day
Unlike with many city cards, the extra days do not always get cheaper here. The step from 4 to 6 days costs more per day than the step from 2 to 4 days. The 4-day pass is therefore the option with the cheapest surcharge.
How many admissions you need for each option
For the 23 sites with a verified single price, the middle price (median) is €15. The range runs from €11 to €22. With admissions at the middle price, this is how many visits you need for the pass to be cheaper than single tickets:
| Option | Pass price | Admissions at €15 | Admissions per day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 days | €110 | 8 | 4 |
| 4 days | €129 | 9 | 2 to 3 |
| 6 days | €159 | 11 | about 2 |
With the 2-day pass, 4 admissions per day is a very tight schedule. With more expensive sites you need fewer: at the Louvre price (€22 for EEA citizens) it would be 5 admissions in 2 days. The Louvre is closed on Tuesdays. Which sites have which price is listed under attractions in the Paris Museum Pass.
2 or 4 days: when the longer option pays off
If you are in Paris for 4 days, you have two choices: the 4-day pass, or the 2-day pass plus single tickets for the remaining days. The difference is €19. Two admissions on days 3 and 4 already cost more individually, even the two cheapest sites with a verified price come to €23.50 (€11 and €12.50). With just one admission it is usually not enough: among the sites with a verified price, only the Louvre and Versailles (€22 each) cost more than €19.
4 or 6 days: when the two extra days are worth it
For days 5 and 6 you pay a €30 surcharge. Two admissions at the middle price of €15 cover that exactly. So do Château de Fontainebleau (€17) and Château de Vincennes (€13) together. Only from three admissions on these two days does the 6-day pass save money for certain, because even the three cheapest sites cost €36.50 together. If you plan less for days 5 and 6, take the 4-day pass and pay for the remaining admissions individually.
The cheapest daily price is not automatically the right one
€26.50 per day with the 6-day pass only helps if you also have admissions on every day. If you are under 26 with EU citizenship, many sites are free anyway. The pass then practically never pays off, see Paris Museum Pass under 26 and for children. What the calculation looks like with concrete days is shown in Is the Paris Museum Pass worth it? with two examples. The options at a glance are under Paris Museum Pass prices.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does the Paris Museum Pass cost?
At Tiqets €110 for 2 days, €129 for 4 days and €159 for 6 days (as of 31 Oct 2026). Per day that is €55, €32.25 and €26.50.
Is the 4-day pass worth it instead of the 2-day pass?
Usually yes, if you are in Paris for 4 days. It costs only €19 more. Two admissions on days 3 and 4 already cost more individually (as of 31 Oct 2026).
Is the Paris Museum Pass valid for calendar days?
No. Validity is counted in hours from your first visit: 48, 96 or 144 hours.
Sources
- Pass prices and validity (our price page with source), checked on 31 Oct 2026
- Single prices of the sites in the pass (our attractions list with a source for each price), checked on 24 Sep 2026
- Validity in hours from the first visit: parismuseumpass.fr, checked on 31 Oct 2026
- Louvre €22 (EEA), closed on Tuesdays: louvre.fr, checked on 5 Oct 2026
Prices can change. Admission and card prices change, sometimes at short notice. We check admission prices at the official source and card prices with the ticket provider you book through. We show the date for every price and check all prices again once a month. The price shown to you at checkout is always the one that applies. If you spot an outdated price, let us know at info@citycardcheck.com.
Data source: Pass prices of the three options from the ticket provider Tiqets, where you can book (price database, queried again on 31 Oct 2026). Single prices of 23 sites in the pass from our price database (as of 24 Sep 2026, four of them 8 Nov 2026, EEA prices where available). Versailles, Arc de Triomphe, Orangerie and Saint-Denis checked on the sites' own pages on 8 Nov 2026.
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