You can take backpacks into the Coloseum they x ray. everything including handbags no problems at all. In March we had to wear face masks everywhere the white ones not the thin blue one, that may have altered now in May. Enjoy your trip.

Go to the official ticketing website CoopCulture. After you select the date and time of entry, there is a pop-up menu which displays the different ticket options. For your daughter, select the "Free ticket - under 18" option. Remember to bring your daughter's passport to the Colosseum for proof of age. There is another option labeled "Free Ticket - people with disabilities." You can select that option for your ticket. Again, you will need to bring the necessary documentation about your disability for review on site.

Most attractions have two queues. One line is to purchase day of visit tickets. Anyone can skip that line by simply buying your tickets in advance. The second line is a security line. No one can skip the security line. Yes, at the present time, CoopCulture is releasing tickets 30 days in advance of visit. This timing is not necessarily set in stone, however. They may change it based on COVID transmission rates.

The official website modified their ticket release schedule due to COVID-19. At the present time, they are releasing tickets 30 days in advance. They have changed their ticket release schedule 3 times this year - they could very well change it again, it is not set in stone. Ticket resellers will make reservations for more than 30 days in advance. However, the ticket resellers don't have tickets either - they are selling IOU's. They will make reservations now and hope that they can secure tickets and fulfill your reservation later. They aren't always able to secure tickets, however.

I doubt that you will qualify for the reduced rate. As you indicated, the reduced rate is for EU citizens. It states on the official CoopCulture website that you need to show your passport to prove that you qualify as a EU citizen. I am not sure how you are going to get around that unless you encounter an employee who doesn't know about Brexit or just doesn't care about their job.

Since April 1, no green pass is needed to access museums - there won't be a check for vaccination status or for a negative COVID test result to enter the Colosseum. However, it is still mandatory to wear face masks. You can read more details on the parcocolosseo website.

I would recommend trying to purchase the tour through the official website CoopCulture. It will be difficult - only about 1 out of every 100 visitors to the Colosseum visit the Underground - the tour tickets are extremely limited. You can purchase tickets through a reseller / third party tour operator - however, be aware that third party operators routinely overbook and those tour reservations are not guaranteed. Right before your trip, you may receive an email from the third party operator that they don't have any availability for your selected tour and may try to change the tour time, tour date, tour route or they may just cancel your reservation altogether.

Hola Si, como USA_drew respondó. Ingresas al Coliseo y despues al palatino / forum romanum porque solo para el Coliseo hay tiempo reservado. No basta el tiempo para visitar el palatino hasta 10:50am. Saludos

The parcocolosseo website describes the services in place. Click the Menu button. Go to "Visit" Go to "The Park for All - Services"

The parcocolosseo website describes the services in place. Click the Menu button. Go to "Visit" Go to "The Park for All - Services"