Take your money dont deliver
ask to change the date of the booking a month in advance - got a no, we don't do that.
May 11, 2026
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Cancelled ticket last minute on us
Our tickets to get into Notre Dame were cancelled the day before. They said "they" (the church?) did not release tickets for our time. No recourse but they did refund us. These third party ticket sellers are a scam or something. Happened with another company, Musement, for another museum as well. But direct!!
October 22, 2025
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Fraudulent business !
Fraudulent business which sells you for 25€ a non-existent time slot for entrance to Nôtre Dame, together with a (under these circumstances) irrelevant podcast. It appears that only through this “package“ they didn‘t get shutdown yet, and are able to continue to cheat tourists.
October 8, 2025
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