Exciting Colosseum news! New ticket system, new entrance, new ticket!

[@Romewise]

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[@acmejia]

Dear RomeWise, I have a question: for three days I've been trying to get tickets at that website (for the underground) and I sit from 7am until 9am reloading every few minutes, sometimes every few seconds waiting for tickets to be released. Tickets seem to be released sometime between 8:30 and 9am 30 days in advance. But for the past three days they go from "not available online" to "sold out" in a matter of seconds (or even less). How is this possible? How do people get these tickets? I'm pretty internet savvy and I have bought difficult tickets before (for other things) by doing research first and being online when tickets are released, but this doesn't seem normal. Are these tickets pre-sold somewhere else and I'm just being naive waiting online early every day? Any insight would be very much appreciated! Thanks!

[@karaoguz]

Hello after we get tickets online where do we need to go. Pls inform us.

[@Romewise]

@@karaoguz This video will show you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnnKq6VvjtCke6s

[@deborahpondermance2795]

Caspita! This video is PHENOMENAL! You left no stone unturned! Thank you so much for all of your hard work and for keeping us up to date with the ever-changing procedures in Rome. Nobody does it better than you, Elyssa! 👏👏👏

[@Romewise]

What a lovely comment - thank you so much!

[@annagarnica9447]

THANK GOD I FOUND YOU!!!! This video has BY FAR been the MOST informative video I've come across so far! Thank you for giving FACTS and not just experiences. Thank you for providing websites and comparing options. Thank you for giving your insider info (like seeing underground from above floors can be really satisfying even if you can't make it to the underground itself.) Thank you for caring (or at least seeming to) about giving us REAL INFO and not just little info from a quick visit just to get watches and likes. Thank you for providing so many updated videos! And thank you for not being annoying to watch/ listen to! Haha!

[@Romewise]

Wow that is so nice of you! You made my day! Thank you for such a lovely comment. I'm so glad you enjoy my content. You hit the nail on the head - that is exactly what I want to do - provide helpful, interesting comment without the fluff (I am not good at fluff anyway!) I am very grateful you took the time to let me know you enjoy what I do. Thanks again!

[@annagarnica9447]

@@Romewise can't stop watching your videos!!! SOOO much great info it's honestly a little overwhelming but my goodness THANK YOU for what you do!

[@Romewise]

@@annagarnica9447 Thank you so much! I'm really glad you find my content helpful and hope it helps remove a bit of the stress of planning your visit!

[@misaelfraga8196]

I plan on visiting Rome for the first time. So glad I found your channel. I love Roman history I'm so excited to go in a few months.

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoy my content! Have a great trip to Rome!

[@shirleyvultaggio846]

Thanks! Saved my marriage! 😅

[@Romewise]

Wow that's the most important tip I ever got! :D So glad I could help!! Seriously, thanks very much :)

[@johannasheinman3156]

Thank goodness for the new update! You are just the best information , to Italy, we took a lot of information that is very valuable and informative from your site for Rome and Florence and it was super helpful! ❤Thanks so very much!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much!! I have been wanting to make this video since the Colosseum launched their new ticketing system but I'm glad I waited just a little because they added and fixed a few things since the launch on May 1. Thank you for letting me know you find my content helpful! I appreciate you!

[@nikkiburton8811]

Thank you so much it was so informative about my desire to visit the Colosseum when I’m in Rome. Great job you covered all my questions

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful!

[@nikkideslauriers3707]

Extremely helpful and in such easy language to understand. You are excellent at what you do. Thank you for sharing with all of us

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much for your kind comments! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and find it helpful!

[@ashleystacy-boddapati]

Do the attic! It’s incredible. The best part is there are no crowds! We had the attic to ourselves for the first 15 minutes of our time slot.

[@Romewise]

Yes, the Attico is truly a crowd-free experience. This is in part due to the size of the elevator. SO they don't sell that many tickets, which is why it can be a hard-to-get ticket. But it's definitely worth it! Glad you had such a great experience!

[@pureecs_ecs]

Saw your video a few months ago & it inspired me to buy a Walks Tour. So glad I did because the tours are now all sold out! We are booked for Sept. 29th for our first visit to Europe. Grateful for your guidance & enjoy your style/presentation. Arrivederci!!

[@Romewise]

I'm so glad to hear you booked a tour for your upcoming trip. The dates you will be in Rome are peak peak season and everything will be booked long in advance. Have a great visit!

[@Bambles101]

I found the colosseum’s new ticketing site very confusing before watching this video. I thought I wouldn’t be able to get a ticket as I was seeing sold out all over the place. Within 10 minutes of your video I had navigated back to the website and found the types of tickets that have more availability. Thank you!

[@Romewise]

I'm so glad you found the video helpful! That's my goal and I'm happy it worked for you. Have a great visit!

[@arigato22]

Just wanted to leave a comment to say that I love this vid; very informative and insightful. I am going to Rome next week and I haven't booked the colosseum one yet... I am considering the one without the undergroun - right now the days I'm interested in are just saying "Not available online" but I will check back daily and I will also check out the other guidede tours. I just want a chill experience and am happy to explore by myself. Thanks again.

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm glad you find the video helpful. I suggest you watch one of my most recent videos about why you don't need to book Colosseum Underground tickets: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIKxi5iEl9JljMk

[@shoaibakhter1512]

Thank you so much. Your video helped a lot and I just booked my ticket so easily with your recommendation (full experience - Arena). Again, really grateful for your help.

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful! I hope you have a wonderful visit!

[@ralphcasale9702]

In my opinion, one of the best things about the truly amazing videos that she and her husband post is that the videos probably make people want to move and live in Rome.

[@Romewise]

You are always so kind, Ralph, thank you!!!

[@stevefarmer105]

You are simply the BEST!!!!! Italy should hire you as a TRAVEL/TOURISM SPECIALIST. Will definitely use your suggestions for our upcoming trip. This will be our 4th trip. Cant wait to get back.. Thank You for all you do,,,,,,,,

[@clivebaxter6354]

She is so helpful, she would do a better job than some official guides

[@stevefarmer105]

@@clivebaxter6354 Totally agree!!!

[@Romewise]

Wow, thank you! That's so nice and I really appreciate you! I don't think Italy will be hiring me any time soon but I still plan to keep making videos like this and I'm so glad you find them useful!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much Clive! I'm so grateful for your support always!

[@jeanetterae5084]

Wow !!!! What a perfect synopsis of the Colosseum, something everyone who comes to Rome wants to see. This will be so helpful and understanding how to book our tickets and which tickets to book. We appreciate this so much !!!!

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your kind comments!

[@rosacintron1884]

Thank you so much for the update. I was trying to book on coop culture and couldn't get through. You are a life saver😊

[@Romewise]

So glad you found the video helpful!

[@barbaracg19]

Thanks for another great update Elyssa! You do a fantastic job keeping us informed 👏👏

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much!

[@karans2683]

Great video. Does the standard colosseum guided tour include access to Arena floor?

[@Romewise]

Thanks! No, you have to specifically book a visit to the Arena floor.

[@ginacrusco234]

Thank you for a superb and very clear explanation of this new system! You have really helped me with decision-making for our upcoming trip. I'll be checking your channel for videos on other attractions I plan to visit!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm glad you find my videos helpful! Have a great trip!

[@mikerichards5610]

We're coming in Dec so it's never to early to start preparing with you! Great video as always!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much. Yes, you are right, it's never too late to start planning ahead! And while it's too early to book the Colosseum (or almost any other site), you can prepare for when you should book (for the COlosseum, 30 days in advance.) Have a great trip!

[@RedlineENT]

Hello! Thank you for the information! When attempting to book tickets online for the first week of December. It says not available for the entire month. This is well within the 30 days. Do you think maybe its just sold out?

[@Romewise]

I am showing lots of availability (for standard entry tickets) for the next 30 days. Are you perhaps looking for an underground, attic, or night tour ticket? Those are notoriously difficult to come by and you may not easily find availability.

[@demingfanslau7678]

Thanks for the ticket update Elyssa! Very entertaining to watch but more informative as always! Thank you once again

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much!

[@meaganmoore4489]

Your videos are wonderful! Very informative! I had a question for you: are the full experience tickets also allowing 24 hour access to the Roman Forum/Palatine Hill/Super sites with a set time for the actual colloseum? I found this detail rather unclear on the website myself. Thank you for your wonderful and helpful content!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much. Yes, all colosseum tickets include access to the Roman Forum / Palatine Hill within 24 hours of your Colosseum entry time, on either side of it. And the entrance is one-time only - there is no re-entry.

[@elks1121]

Did the attico back in March... Was AMAZING!

[@Romewise]

Glad you got to do it! It is amazing indeed!

[@victorinobala3249]

…excellent video et explanations...very thorough Madam Elyssa 🙏🏻🌹🇵🇭🥰

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much!

[@renamccully1462]

Very helpful as usual, I'm excited about all the options!

[@Romewise]

Happy to help! Thanks for watching!

[@tessaknoblauch4498]

Great video! I did, however, have to learn to navigate the new site on my own because I was trying to get tickets for our visit in mid-June. From my experience, ALL the full experience tickets were difficult to get - even the arena ones. So, I settled for the 24hr Arena only tickets because they were easier to get. I think it should be fine considering our girls (14 years and 9 years) will be traveling with us this time. But I'm glad to see info coming out to help navigate the new ticketing site. It's a lot to learn on your own. Thanks for all you do!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you were able to figure out the new site and get tickets to the Arena 24h entrance. The great thing about this is you WILL see the Colosseum AND you get to visit the SUPER sites on the Roman Forum / Palatine Hill. On the other hand, if you have girls that age, they may not want to spend as much time visiting the Forum / Palatine, but I hope you still will spend time there. In my opinion, it's the best part of the Colosseum ticket!

[@susanshuffield8628]

Thank you for all the great info! Will you please give us an update on getting tickets for children?

[@Romewise]

Yes I am creating a dedicated video about this topic! I'll talk about who gets free tickets, how to book them, and where to pick them up. Please stay tuned for that coming soon.

[@susanshuffield8628]

Wonderful! Thank you so much!! You are the best!!

[@Romewise]

@@susanshuffield8628 Thank you!

[@PIERREALLARD-o8t]

Thank you soooooo Much for all your explanations! So useful! Just back from a trip in Roma and everything was just like you said. Grazie Mile!❤️🇮🇹

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JenMiller-dj2mr]

This video was SO HELPFUL!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much! Glad you found it helpful!

[@calvinchiu3862]

I love your channel. Everything is thoroughly researched and explained in a clear fashion. Thank you so much! Your channel helped us a great deal!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much! I am so glad you enjoy my content and find it helpful. Thanks for taking the time to let me know!

[@FHCui]

Extremely helpful! Thx!

[@Romewise]

Glad it helped!

[@JamPackedJack]

Thanks so much for your amazing videos, made my trip to Rome super special

[@Romewise]

So glad to hear!

[@Harcix]

I must say, you really do have the best and most comprehensive videos.

[@Romewise]

Wow, thank you! So nice of you!

[@velocci6666]

Great video. Is Rome as busy in late August as it is in the middle of the summer?

[@Romewise]

Lately, Rome has been busy pretty much year-round except for a few weeks in January after the Christmas holidays end on January 6. Late August can be a bit quieter than the height of summer and it's certainly a bit less crowded than the peak seasons of September and October, but I wouldn't count on it not being busy at all.

[@velocci6666]

​@Romewise thanks for the reply. I just saw a video of the outside of the Pantheon in March and there were a lot of people. How does late August compare to March?

[@Romewise]

@@velocci6666 Lately Rome is just crowded from around mid-February through late October. It's hard to say if late August is more or less crowded than March. There will be crowds during both seasons, and the Pantheon is one of Rome's biggest attractions so you can expect crowds there throughout the year.

[@kathy7976]

This video is very informative and helpful!!! May I please ask what’s the name of the APP and where is the extra location for the newly added entrance to the colosseum? Thank you very much!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! The App is the Colosseum app. It's their own app and you can get it for both IOS and Android devices. Here's my video where I show where the new entrance is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnnKq6VvjtCke6s

[@josephfilla3573]

This is fantastic news. Thanks as always!!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much!

[@sheldon97sheldon]

Wow, what a great video. I was finding buying tickets overwhelming to a point where we started to consider alternative places for our anniversary in December. There's so many ticketing options with little clear advice on where to book. You've alleviated our fears by giving clear and helpful advice. I can't wait to visit. Thank you.

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much for your kind comments. I'm so glad you found the video helpful! Have a wonderful anniversary trip this December!

[@itsmetaran]

Extremely helpful video - thanks.

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@blayneschiebel8778]

Thank you so much for the information. My family and I are from Canada and are planning trip to Italy. This was very helpful.

[@Romewise]

Thanks for watching my video and for letting me know you found it helpful!

[@MegaMerini]

The best channel for Rome, thank you for your videos. Ticket sales begin 30 days prior to use, right? Is there a specific time (hour) to purchase tickets?

[@Romewise]

Wow thank you so much! Yes, tickets go on sale 30 days in advance. They are supposed to go on sale at 8:30am, Rome time, but they also release tickets periodically so it pays to keep checking back.

[@MrKirpi]

Hello, do we need to give the online ticket in printed form or is it enough to show it as a pdf file from our phone? If we need to give it in printed form, is there a booth that will print the ticket for us when we go to the colosseum without waiting in the other ordinary ticket line? And for those under the age of 18, tickets cannot be purchased on the website, so can the person under the age of 18 enter with his/her family without waiting in the other ordinary ticket lines or do they have to wait and buy a ticket? In 1 week I am planning a trip with my family and since we want to visit many places, we do not want to wait in line, thank you for your attention.

[@Romewise]

As I mentioned, you do not need to print your ticket. The pdf on your phone will suffice. If you have kids under 18, and are visiting the Colosseum with a standard entry ticket, you can't book for them on the website. You just book for yourselves and then get their tickets onsite. If you are with kids under 18 and are booking any Full Experience ticket, you MUST book the free tickets for them and provide their names. Either way, you can collect their tickets inside. I show you how here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnnKq6VvjtCke6s

[@sandra-says-777]

Thank you for the updates! That’s a lot of info to process. 😃🌻👍

[@Romewise]

Thank you! Yes, I do my best to keep it as concise as possible, but you are right, there was a lot of info to share. Thanks for watching!

[@LM-om8db]

well done. Informative and helpful. thanks!

[@Romewise]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@ericR1999]

even had attic tickets in my cart entered all my information. The same process that got me through on the day before and other ways as well during the checkout process.

[@Romewise]

Yeah, I understand. The ticketing process works really well but sometimes with the super high-demand / low-supply tickets, it can be difficult to get them.

[@christineyaeger7513]

Thank you so much for this great info!!

[@Romewise]

Thanks for watching, glad you find it helpful!

[@reivilo6798]

Great video and tips ! Thank you. That is what we expect from good quality travel channel ❤ Going to Rome end of June..so i have created my account on the website and now waiting for sale to open for end of june 🤞🤞

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video - and thanks for subscribing! Have a wonderful visit in June!

[@dishapatel7727]

@Romewise Thanks for this helpful video. I wanted to confirm: 1. Full experience Arena tickets will include access to 1st and 2nd floor as well? 2. If full experience Underground ticket includes access to Arena as well for the same price, why would one want to buy full exp. Arena? Why not go for full Exp. Underground for same price? 3. Full exp. tickets go on sale before 7 days of visit?

[@Romewise]

Thanks for watching. A few things have changed a bit since I made this video. In answer to your questions: 1. Yes, a Full Experience Arena ticket includes access to the main levels of the Colosseum (ground floor and next floor up). 2. I know it's strange that the Underground + Arena costs the same as just the Arena, but that's how they have it priced. In answer to your question, there are FAR more Arena tickets available than Underground. Tickets to the Underground are extremely limited, so you may book the Arena if you can't get the Underground. 4. Most Colosseum tickets go on sale 30 days in advance. The exceptions to this currently are the Full Experience Arena floor ticket (7 days in advance) and the Night Tour ticket (also 7 days in advance but CURRENTLY not available at the time of this comment.)

[@dishapatel7727]

Thanks a lot for your input!

[@michaelferri2400]

Thanks for the awesome video. It would help if you included a map of the colosseo showing where that ticket office is you mentioned, where you could get the arena floor ticket after visiting the Attic. Also, a map showing where the new entrance is would be helpful.

[@Romewise]

Thanks a lot for letting me know you find the video helpful. FYI here is a map I made for these videos: 🗺️ Map of all the entrances / exits to the Roman Forum / Palatine Hill / Colosseum: www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=195hoeSiZnYA-RVqGrJWCeNZjDNjSKBI&usp=sharing I've recently made a video about this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmTMm2R3l9ydeqM As for showing exactly where the internal ticket office is, you can see it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnnKq6VvjtCke6s Hope that helps!

[@mfolson81]

So thankful for your fantastic, well done videos! I was confused as to why I couldn't book on the web site they used to sell the tickets on, thanks so much for providing all the needed info!

[@Romewise]

Glad I could help!

[@hoabui2763]

thank you for sharing, it's very helpful for us.

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful!

[@paromitapaul8128]

You do it well, very informative & detailed. Appreciate & many thanks

[@Romewise]

So nice of you! Thanks very much!

[@shubhambusiness6202]

Love your video, very informative ❤

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful!

[@eagleeye3512]

Love your video and advice. Very helpful. On another note...Unfortunately, the Colosseum website only shows booking options for the current month we're in and the month following which shows all dates either sold out, blocked/not open to book/unavailable. This is a big problem that forces most to book with 3rd party sites thereby paying inflated prices/fees and only receiving (9 out of 10x) a non-refundable reservation which at the time of purchase is not a real ticket in the first place! It's such a racket. I also do not see the Attic tour on other sites. Is my only option to just wait, check back on the main Colosseum site, and hope I find an opening on the exact day we need tickets? Sounds hopeless to me. :(

[@Romewise]

Yes, this is just the way it is - ticket supply is limited for the attic, underground and night tours, but that's where demand is highest. I don't know of any way to get the attico tickets except through the Colosseum site. Your best bet if you want one of these tickets is to keep checking the site.

[@eagleeye3512]

@@Romewise thx for your response. I'll check into it. Separate question, are "add-on/areas" such as the attic" possible to purchase along with a ticket you already hold (if available) at the site box office the day of your Colosseum visit? TIA

[@Romewise]

@@eagleeye3512 Happy to help. No, adding a "full experience" part of the Colosseum to a standard entry ticket is impossible. You CAN, however, add on (for 4€) the SUPER sites in the Roman Forum/Palatine Hill, which are otherwise inaccessible with the standard entry ticket.

[@wilson9hern]

Thank you I will be visiting Rome in September For 3 Days, I am hoping to get tickets from your information .

[@Romewise]

Thanks for watching! Have a great visit this September!

[@SOCO1992]

So informative - Thank you! 😍

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jimmypanda1]

Thank you so much for your update! It is very helpful!!

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!

[@jhudoraevil333]

I was lucky enough to get 4 attic tickets. Can you let us know where is the box office inside the colosseum to get arena tickets? Thank you!

[@Romewise]

Once you finish with the attic, come back down to the ground floor level with the elevator. The ticket offices are right near the elevator but just ask anyone working there. By the way, there is no guarantee you will get arena tickets, but I hope you can!

[@vdelgadillo1]

Thank you for the video. Very informative. Have a question. What is the Parco Membership?

[@Romewise]

Thank you! The Parco Membership is available to anyone. It's a card that gives you one year of nearly unlimited access to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill and all the SUPER sites. It's 50€ for an individual or 80€ for a family. For the Roman Forum / Palatine hill, you don't need to book in advance but you do for the Colosseum. But it's easy and you can always get a ticket for standard entry. The membership does not give you free entry or allow for easier access to the difficult to get tickets like the underground or attico, but you do get discounts. Here is the official site with more details: ticketing.colosseo.it/en/eventi/parco-membership/

[@LiseShehan]

I am coming in a group tour, but would like to visit the forum , palatine hill and super fund sites on my own. The Colosseum is included in my tour booking. Which ticket should I buy?

[@Romewise]

You should get the Roman Forum SUPER pass which costs 18€. It does not include the Colosseum but does include a single entry to the Roman Forum / Palatine Hill and all the SUPER sites. There is no re-entry with this ticket, so make sure to plan your visit well so you see everything you want to see in one visit. This video should help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJerm3mGqsZqjZI

[@tjesson92]

excellent video. Thank you so much

[@Romewise]

Glad it was helpful!

[@timpotts2804]

Great news! I found it a real pain when I visited last April, hopefully things will be a lot more straightforward now.

[@Romewise]

I hope so too, and I think it will be!

[@baf0569]

Thank you so much for these great informative videos, I love your walks around the Eternal City.

[@Romewise]

Thanks a lot for watching and commenting! Glad you like the videos!

[@lornamorgan3575]

I'm excited about the new forum entrance. That's where my favourite view of the forum is. It's so different. Thanks for the updates. The new Parco Colosseo website looks easier than the coop.

[@clivebaxter6354]

You might not be when you see the new line!

[@Romewise]

I'm HOPING the line does not become super long. It's a bit inconvenient especially if someone wants to purchase a ticket to the Colosseum there. If you buy the ticket at that entrance with the intention of visiting the Colosseum first, you'll have a bit of a trek back to the entrance to the Colosseum. OTOH if you are fine with entering the Roman Forum first, you'll have to 1) book a later time to the Colosseum for that day and 2) make sure you give yourself enough time to visit the Roman Forum / Palatine Hill on this ticket because there is no re-entry.

[@Romewise]

I'll have a new video soon all about the entrances so stay tuned for that. Yes, I agree, I think the new website is so much nicer and easier to use!

[@TheMMAlegria]

Thank you for your videos. My husband and I are trying to get the simple ticket for the arena floor for either day from Sep 8 to 11 and they are not available.

[@Romewise]

Thank you for watching. At this time, the Parco Colosseo is releasing Arena tickets only 7 days in advance. Most other tickets are released up to 30 days in advance. If you don't see availability for the tickets you want, keep checking back.

[@KymFischer]

We've planned so much of our time in the cities of Italy based on your videos Elyssa ... they are just so helpful. We only have two full days in Rome in mid-August and want to make sure we see the Colosseum properly but don't seem to be able to book tickets from the offical site very much in advance. Beginning to wonder if purchasing through one of the ticketing companies like Viator or Get Your Guide isn't a good option for us?

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you find my videos so helpful! Colosseum tickets are released maximum 30 days in advance (and for some tickets, only 7 days in advance). Yes you can get tickets through a third party like GetYourGuide or Viator, and I have links in the description for those. You should very easily find tickets for a standard Colosseum ticket. The issue is that many people want the underground or attico, and there isn't enough supply to go around. So if those are the tickets you are looking for and you get them through a third party, there is a small chance those third-party tickets could be cancelled if the tour operator cannot get the tickets once they are released.

[@charleneware6574]

Thank you!!!

[@Romewise]

Thanks for watching!

[@VictorRibeiroMarcelo]

Tks for the excellent video, Elyssa! I’m going to Rome with my wife in August and your channel has helped us get things done for it ❤ One question about the ticket types, for first timers in Rome which do you recommend the most: Full Experience or Full Experience Attic? Thanks for sharing you Roman knowledge, we’re loving your videos!

[@Romewise]

Thanks for watching and for your kind comments. In answer to your question, there are 3 types of Full Experience tickets: 1 - Attico 2 - Arena Floor 3 - Underground + Arena Floor There is no way to get one ticket that includes all 3. The underground and attico are the two with the least availability and highest demand so they are the hardest to come by. If you do book the attico, when you come down, you can head to the internal ticket booths inside the Colosseum and ask if there is space to visit the arena floor. They will usually allow this, giving you a green sticker at no additional cost. This green sticker will get you onto the arena. All the visits are great, so it may come down to what you can easily book.

[@maureenshick3407]

Love your videos! Quick question: I know you’re working on a video for Colosseum tickets for kids, but my visit is 30 days from tomorrow and I want to be ready to buy my timed entry. I have 3 teenagers under 18 traveling with me. Do I just buy my own ticket online, and then show up to pick up their tickets on the assigned day and time, or is there a way I should reserve my one ticket, plus 3 kids? I’ve tried practicing to see if there is a place where I can enter the kids’ info, but I’m afraid I’ll accidentally buy tickets for the wrong day. And if I wait until 30 days out, I’m afraid I won’t be quick enough to secure tickets. Any advice?

[@Romewise]

If you purchase standard entry tickets, then you just get the tickets for the adults. Then, when you arrive at the Colosseum, go inside with your tickets (and your kids), and go to the internal ticket counter and collect your free kids' tickets there. If you purchase any Full Experience tickets, then choose the Free Ticket option for your kids (along with your tickets), and you'll see a bunch of options. The free kid's option is the last une "under 18", so click there. You'll need to enter everyone's names for these tickets, including your kids'.

[@maureenshick3407]

Thank you so much! I was able to obtain my ticket this morning for me preferred time. We’ll be there in 30 days!

[@Romewise]

@@maureenshick3407 That's wonderful! Have a great visit!

[@tinag7381]

I have always been lucky and purchasing my tickets at the entrance to Palatine Hill. The last time I had done so was 2018. It was a complete ticket that included Colosseo, and Forum.

[@Romewise]

Yes, that was once my favorite trick for getting Colosseum tickets - but it's no longer a ticket office. I have very exciting news about this coming in a new video in 2 weeks. Stay tuned!

[@omrizilberman3878]

Hi. Thank you for the video! can't i order a ticket for further then 30 days? I want to order a FULL EXPERIENCE TICKET WITH ENTRY TO THE ATTIC OF THE COLOSSEUM

[@Romewise]

Yes, as I've mentioned, Colosseum tickets are available on the Colosseum website no more than 30 days in advance.

[@aviwinter4527]

How do kids tickets work ?

[@Romewise]

This video will be out in 2 weeks, but you can watch it now: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmPRqaeVl9x8qMU

[@maureendennis8316]

Thanks for all your information, I was not able to gather the website which would allow me to purchase a ticket. Can you help me.

[@Romewise]

Thank you for watching. The website for the Colosseum is in the description: ticketing.colosseo.it/

[@Arnie-m8h]

New subscriber! I love your videos and content! QQ, my wife and I are visiting Italy for 2 weeks in July. I checked out the Colosseum ticket website this morning. When do they normally put up tickets for July? Its currently saying not available online. Wanted to get a head start on pre-purchasing tickets. Thanks for your help! Can't wait for the next video!

[@ProjectKuro]

Looks like it's 30 days before.

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much for your kind words and for subscribing! I'm very grateful! Tickets to the Colosseum go on sale 30 days in advance. They don't necessarily go on sale on the specific hour of the visit, and tickets are not all released at once for a given time slot, so if you don't see the tickets you want, keep checking back. It's VERY easy to get standard entry Colosseum tickets so you should have no problem with those. The FULL Experience tickets are harder to come by so if that's what you want, you'll need a bit of patience, time, and luck. Have a great visit!

[@MeredithStruewing]

LOVE your videos! So helpful. I do have one question. Is there a ticket option for a guided tour of the Colosseum PLUS a guided tour of the underground? Or would you need to buy separate tickets for this? Thank you!

[@Romewise]

Thank you so much! If you are asking about getting a guided tour of these sites via the Colosseum website, then the answer is KIND of no. However, if you book a tour of the underground through the Colosseum, they do include the history of the Colosseum so that they can better explain the underground portion. What's missing from these Colosseum tours is a tour of the Roman Forum. So, if you want a more complete tour, whether of the monument itself, or of the whole park, including the Roman Forum / Palatine Hill, you'll need to book through an outside tour company. I have links to some of these in my description.

[@MeredithStruewing]

@@Romewise Super helpful! Thanks for taking the time to explain that :)

[@Romewise]

@@MeredithStruewing My pleasure!

[@marietroyan7255]

Hi Thank you for all the useful information! Your site is the best! I was wondering, while purchasing Attico tickets I had 2 in my cart and all information filled out. The. site would not let me confirm reservations? Kept getting 'Unable to proceed to checkout' ? All the way until my time ran out. Did I do something. wrong? I was signed in. Any help appreciated. Hope to get them in my cart again. Thanks for you site! , Marie

[@Romewise]

Thanks for watching. Unfortunately, due to huge demand and very limited availability for the underground and the attico tickets, the website often experiences glitches like this. It's a matter of trying over and over until you can get them. Alternatively, you can more easily book a visit to the arena floor, or even just standard-entry tickets, where you will still see a lot.

[@1ginarossi]

Thank you for all your helpful videos. Do you live in Rome? If so, what are your top 3 favorite restaurants? I will be in Rome in 6 weeks.

[@Romewise]

Yes I do!Yes I do live in Rome. I have many favorite restaurants and am currently updating my page about this. It's in update mode so it's not complete, but you can check here. You can also check all my resources for hand-picked places to eat: www.romewise.com/places-to-eat-in-rome.html Here's my page with my favorite restaurants, currently in progress: www.romewise.com/best-restaurants-in-rome.html

[@1ginarossi]

@@Romewise Thank you so much.

[@burhanrana8567]

Hi ma’am, awesome and super helpful video. I’m trying to obtain Full Experience Arena floor tickets for Sep 27th however those are not available yet for some reason. Do you know if those only open 7 days in advance vs 30 days? Also, do you know if we are able to buy the arena floor ticket inside the colosseum like you stated for the attic visit if we have the regular colosseum visit ticket? Thank you!

[@Romewise]

Thanks for your kind words. For some reason, the Parco Colosseo is offering arena floor tickets only 7 days in advance. All Full experience tickets include visits to the main areas and 1st and 2nd levels of the Colosseum, too.

[@FantyLam]

I am a family of 2 adults & 2 kids and planning to get "1 Adult (Dad) + 2 Children for the full experience Attics" + "1 Adult (Mom) + 2 Children for the full experience area and underground (guided tour)". We plan to let the two kids explore both the attic and the underground, while adult we don't mind just visiting one special place. Can you suggest if this will work if we go in together and "exchange" kids inside the Colosseum please? Like mom+ 2 kids to the tour first, then once they finish the tour, the kids go with the dad and go up the attics? Thank you.

[@Romewise]

Hmmm, while it's not up to me, I am not sure this will work. How old are your kids? Typically, they say any children under 18 (those eligible for free tickets) but be accompanied by an adult. You should ask when you arrive, to be sure you don't encounter any problems.

[@FantyLam]

@@Romewisethank you so much for taking your time to reply. Yes my children are both under 18. While your video once suggested we can try out luck to see if we can go to the arena from the internal ticket office (if we go to the attic), can it be the other way round of getting the attic ticket from the internal ticket office and free of charge as well?

[@Romewise]

@@FantyLam I'm not really sure you can do what you're asking but you can try. I would ask them to be sure, as you don't want to run into any problems. Good luck and have a great visit to Rome!

[@andrewilner]

Thanks so much for all these valuable info. Very usefull. I love your videos. One question tough. Where is located the new entrance to roman forum you've mentioned? TIA

[@Romewise]

Thank you! Stay tuned for my upcoming video about this but in the meantime, it's on Via Foro Romano.

[@andrewilner]

@@Romewise Thanks so much!!! Waiting for the next video!!! 😊

[@tmh1973]

the official ticketing site does not work.no online option even for december.

[@Romewise]

First of all, tickets go on sale 30 days in advance, so you will soon start seeing them for December. Second of all, I'm not sure what you mean when you say it doesn't work.

[@tmh1973]

@ Thanks v much. Got it. “Doesnt work” meant option to click was blanked out. I understand now given the 30 days in advance clause.

[@Romewise]

@@tmh1973 Glad to clear it up!

[@tmbruzzone]

Any updates on night tours? Will be there in less than 30 days and can't seem to find them anywhere?!

[@Romewise]

We are all waiting for this news. I hope they will add them back in sometime soon! I'll be posting across all my social media and in our newsletter when that happens. Stay tuned!

[@tmbruzzone]

@@Romewise thanks for responding! I just booked the Alone in the Duomo tour based on your suggestions. You are a gem!

[@Romewise]

@@tmbruzzone Oh wow I hope you have the best time. You will LOVE that Alone in the Duomo tour! Thanks so much for letting me know you found my content helpful and inspiring!

[@mohsiniqbal7532]

i have been trying to find how to book tickets for my kids. I am visiting on 5th Oct and i have only one day so i dont want my kids to visit the chance. Also only individual tickets are available on my dates. please if you can guide on child tickets i will be really great full.

[@Romewise]

If you are purchasing standard entry tickets, just buy yours and then you collect your kids' tickets inside the Colosseum right after you go through security.

[@donjuan2105]

Hoping to obtain full experience ticket's for our Sept visit to Rome.

[@Romewise]

You can start checking for availability 30 days in advance. I hope you get the tickets you want!

[@vanessaneill8817]

Wonderful video. With these ticket purchases, is there an option to purchase skip the line?

[@Romewise]

Thank you! Every ticket you purchase online / in advance is a skip the line ticket. The "line" that skip the line refers to is the queue on site to purchase tickets at the ticket booths there. All ticket holders must go through a very short line to get inside, go through security, and then pass through the turnstiles. These lines move quickly and you are usually inside within 5 minutes.

[@wilson9hern]

You Are The Best

[@Romewise]

You are so kind, thank you!!

[@sheebagarcia]

Hello thank you for this video! Do you get to skip the line if you choose the guided tour?

[@Romewise]

Skip-the-line refers to skipping the line to purchase same-day tickets. No matter how you visit the Colosseum, there will be others that have the same timeframe as you, and everyone must go through security. But these lines are not usually very long and with a pre-purchased ticket or tour, you can be inside in less than 10 minutes.

[@ricardoleon9534]

I’m traveling to Italy in October but I can’t find tickets online to the colosseum any day in October 😢😢 why???

[@Romewise]

As I mentioned in the video, they open ticket sales no more than 30 days in advance.

[@funkek6018]

If we have three children under 18, how do we add them on. How do we secure tickets for children even though it is free? Thank you

[@Romewise]

If you are purchasing standard entry tickets, just buy yours and then you collect your kids' tickets inside the Colosseum right after you go through security.

[@funkek6018]

Thank you

[@rutwijdave]

Very helpful. The underground tour includes area entry, correct. So 2/3 can be visited?

[@Romewise]

Yes, with the Underground, you will also see the arena floor.

[@xlamboy]

Can you please explain the difference Guided tours are available here and Tourist guide dedicated slots are available here under Full Experience option. Thnx.

[@Romewise]

I am not sure I understand your question. If you are asking about the difference between the tours I suggest in my description vs. the tours you can find directly on the Colosseum website, the answer is this: On the Colosseum website, you can book a tour JUST of the Colosseum and it does not include the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Tours offered by third parties typically include a more complete tour that includes the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and palatine Hill, and perhaps even more like the Imperial Forums, the Mamertine Prison, etc.

[@zackking6355]

Great video, saw your video on the night tour of the Colosseum last year, you mentioned your tix were from Coopculture. With Coopculture no longer doing tickets. Is there any 3rd party that still provides night tours of the Colosseum that you would reccomend?

[@Romewise]

Thanks a lot! Yes, I made the night video when CoopCulture was still the vendor. Right now, the Colosseum is not offering night tours but when they do, you can purchase tickets on their site. And once they start offering the night visits, third-party vendors will start re-selling them, too. You can still use the links in my night tour video to book these night tours, but don't book anything until the Colosseum officially starts selling them again.

[@Takt3500]

For the the 24H individual ticket what are the best options for times of day to visit? Thank you for the very informative video!

[@Romewise]

Thanks for watching! Really any time of day is good. If you are visiting in summer, I suggest going early in the morning or later in the day to avoid the direct overhead sun.

[@pennywhitaker7092]

So the night tours go on sale 7 days in advance at midnight Italy time and are now 50 euros a person ? Is that correct ? I’ve heard 30 days but looking at the website that’s not the case. And are they only on certain days? Just found your channel plan on watching more videos! Thanks for the great information . 😊

[@Romewise]

Yes, since I made this video, they added night tours. At this time, they are only offering them once a week (Thursdays.) I hope they will add more dates/times. And yes, I was surprised but also happy to see they'd raised the price to 50€. This is such a special visit and it includes a lot. It also finally includes access to the Roman Forum /Palatine Hill, which was not the case previously. For the night tours and the Full Experience Arena tours, it seems that they are only offering these up to one week in advance, while all other Colosseum tickets and tours are offered up to 30 days in advance. Again, I hope this will change. Their site and ticketing system is still relatively new and I think it will keep evolving. I suggest to keep checking back if you don't find what you want!

[@liviabezerradasilva6597]

Hi ! Do you recomend visiting the domus aurea and the colosseum at the same day ?

[@Romewise]

It's doable if you have time and energy. They are literally across from each other, so logistically, it's very doable. Also remember that your Colosseum ticket comes with a one-time entry to the Roman Forum / Palatine Hill. But if the only tickets you can get to the Domus Aurea and the Colosseum are on the same day, it's doable. Just try to spread them out so you have time in between for a bit of rest and refreshment.

[@mitalibhasin1402]

thanks for this :) would you happen to know if audio guides are available with the standard 18 EUR tickets? do they need to be purchased separately? can they be bought on-site. i am booking tickets for my parents but am unsure what to tell them about audio guides

[@Romewise]

No it does not come with an audio guide. You can get one inside the monument once you pass security.

[@mitalibhasin1402]

@@Romewise Thanks a lot for the info!

[@gearsxtr]

7:44 i dont understand. if i buy my ticket online i cannot enter when i come in time? what you mean i do not.

[@Romewise]

Sorry if I was not clear. The question is "DO you NEED to buy your ticket online?", and the answer is "No, you don't - you can also come buy a ticket on-site but you have to wait in line." So if you buy your ticket online, then yes of course you can and must enter at the time your ticket says.

[@gearsxtr]

@@Romewise that’s perfect . 🤩 thank you very much. I’ll be there in October. And this video is totally explain everything very well. Hope you come turkey one day . If there's anything I can help you with, I'd be happy to. I am in Istanbul by the way

[@Romewise]

@@gearsxtr Happy to help! You will have a wonderful time in Rome - October is one of the most beautiful months here. Just be prepared as it's also one of the busiest months of the year! I'd love to visit Turkey one day - thanks for your kind invite for help! It's definitely on our list...

[@gearsxtr]

@@Romewise if you are there maybe we can come to say hi. 😅 and whenever you come to turkey let me know please . Thanks for info.

[@RobRobTravel]

Great video-tons of info.. Understanding what you said about tour companies, does that mean there are no longer skip the line tours?? We want to see the underground, main floor and tier 2, is that a possible skip the line tour?? If so, is there a company you could recommend?

[@Romewise]

Thanks for watching! All tickets you purchase in advance allow you to skip the line - the line to buy tickets. Because tour companies get your tickets for you, all tours are skip-the-line. You may encounter a short line of others with your time slot going in at the same time. Then, everyone must go through security. But all of this usually takes 5, max 10 minutes. In the description of this video, and in the pinned comment, you'll find links to the tours I recommend. But if you can't find availability with them, there are a lot of providers who offer these tours, and they mostly all do a good job. The issue is being able to secure your underground tickets. You might find these videos useful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f56VqayfnNFlr5I kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKfVZoh6eLCsqas

[@shaysinger6461]

Great video! If you get the FULL EXPERIENCE TICKET WITH ENTRY TO THE ARENA OF THE COLOSSEUM (includes SUPER) can you visit palatine hill and Roman forum before your entry to Colosseum, as long as it’s within 24hrs of your timed entry. There is a 6pm Colosseum slot and was thinking could do SUPER spots before earlier in the day and then Colloseum at 6pm…?

[@Romewise]

Yes, as I mentioned, your one-time entry to the Roman Forum / Palatine Hill is good for up to 24 hours on EITHER side of your Colosseum entry time. So yes, you can visit the Roman Forum / Palatine Hill earlier in the day before your 6pm Colosseum visit. Just remember, that entrance to the park is one-time and there is no re-entry with the same ticket. So if you intend to get the most out of the park and include the SUPER sites, I recommend you make a plan for what you want to see and get into the park as early as possible to allow yourself to cover a lot of ground.