Another great video. Great jumping off point for anyone considering a bus tour. I’m slightly tempted to consider the hop on/hop off. Last year for Christmas, we did our first ever bus tour. It was a 2 hour tea tour in London, and it was really fun. However, we tend to avoid a lot of the traditional touristy things, and instead go where the locals go, and do what the locals do, and immerse ourselves in the culture.
I wish more people will discover your channel. Lots of wonderful information here, that is a boon for the budget-conscious traveler. Loved this one a lot. Keep up the great work, and thank you for all the effort you put in to making these.
😂 that “i sacrificed myself for you dear viewers” surprised a laugh out of me. also, 😆 i didnt know foxicity wasnt around any longer. thank you! this vid is a gem 🙂
Im so glad you made this video. I hope to do the night bus tour in December if its still running then. Doing a bus tour is a good compliment to finding your own way around as if you only use the metro you never get sn overview of how the city all "fits together",and its relaxing.
I was in Paris recently. It was quite crowded due to the big rugby match between Scotland and Ireland. The Big Buses I saw were much more crowded than the Toot buses.
Yes, you can buy it on the day, and if there are no ticket booths near the Champs Elysees, you can purchase tickets directly on the bus. Just remember prices will be lower on the Internet.
They're about the same: every 15 minutes in winter and every 10 minutes in summer www.tootbus.com/fr/paris/horaires-de-service and www.bigbustours.com/fr/paris/informations-service
I see that the Toot blue route last stop is Hotel Invalides on their website. Do I have to get off there, or can I choose to stay on the bus to the first stop(Palais Garnier Opera House)?
Granddaughter and I chose the hop on hop off, loved it.😊
Glad you had a great time!🙂
Another great video. Great jumping off point for anyone considering a bus tour. I’m slightly tempted to consider the hop on/hop off. Last year for Christmas, we did our first ever bus tour. It was a 2 hour tea tour in London, and it was really fun. However, we tend to avoid a lot of the traditional touristy things, and instead go where the locals go, and do what the locals do, and immerse ourselves in the culture.
It is touristy indeed, but it's a good and convenient way to see the most interesting monuments of Paris in just 2 hours.
I wish more people will discover your channel. Lots of wonderful information here, that is a boon for the budget-conscious traveler. Loved this one a lot. Keep up the great work, and thank you for all the effort you put in to making these.
As usual, thanks for your great comments !
😂 that “i sacrificed myself for you dear viewers” surprised a laugh out of me. also, 😆 i didnt know foxicity wasnt around any longer. thank you! this vid is a gem 🙂
Thanks 🙏
And I'm happy if it made you smile 😁
This video came right on time! I need to book my Gastrobus tour and didn't know there were two services! I'm, literally, counting the days😊 thank you😊
Now you have to choose 🙂
Im so glad you made this video. I hope to do the night bus tour in December if its still running then. Doing a bus tour is a good compliment to finding your own way around as if you only use the metro you never get sn overview of how the city all "fits together",and its relaxing.
There will be bus tours in December and that will be great with all the Christmas lights!
@@paristoptips fantastic news. Great.
I was in Paris recently. It was quite crowded due to the big rugby match between Scotland and Ireland.
The Big Buses I saw were much more crowded than the Toot buses.
It really depends. I think there are a little more TOOTBus buses than BIG BUS ones, so that may make a difference.
Great explanation
Thank you 🙏
Great video :) Can we buy ticket on the day and is there a ticket booth near the Champs-Élysées???
Yes, you can buy it on the day, and if there are no ticket booths near the Champs Elysees, you can purchase tickets directly on the bus. Just remember prices will be lower on the Internet.
@@paristoptips thanks :)
My pleasure 🙏
Can we use the hop on hop off bus to go back, the reverse route, i.e back to first stop...or it operates only forward route
Only in one direction, always the same loop
Hi we are traveling with infant 1 y/o with stroller. Is it allowed on the hop on hop off bus tour?
@@josephs6705 I didn't see anything against that onboard or in their FAQ
Hi! Do you know the difference between the frequency ?
They're about the same: every 15 minutes in winter and every 10 minutes in summer www.tootbus.com/fr/paris/horaires-de-service and www.bigbustours.com/fr/paris/informations-service
I see that the Toot blue route last stop is Hotel Invalides on their website. Do I have to get off there, or can I choose to stay on the bus to the first stop(Palais Garnier Opera House)?
You get off the bus wherever you want, including the first stop when you reach it again. You can even stay on the bus all day if you want!
Do you know if we can take sandwiches on the bus?
In Toot bus, they say: In order to keep our buses clean and ensure your comfort, no food is allowed on board.
I guess it would be the same on Big Bus.