Batobus Paris: Hop-on Hop-off Riverboat
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Compare the two primary operators, Big Bus and Tootbus, based on their route frequency and eco-credentials. While official sites offer direct booking, partner bundles with Seine cruises or the Arc de Triomphe often provide significantly better value for first-time visitors in June 2026.
Combines the extensive Big Bus route with a Seine cruise at a highly competitive price point.
Compare offers ↓Tootbus uses a 100% electric/gas fleet and this ticket offers a low-cost entry point for the bus loop.
Compare offers ↓Bundles the Big Bus tour with a dedicated monument ticket, simplifying logistics for a major landmark.
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Tiqets Tootbus Paris: Eco-Friendly Hop-on Hop-off Bus
Compare offers ↓02Tiqets Big Bus Paris: Hop-on Hop-off Tour + Seine River Cruise
Compare offers ↓03GetYourGuide Paris: Arc de Triomphe Ticket & Big Bus Hop-on Hop-off Tour
Compare offers ↓04Tiqets Tootbus Paris: Eco-Friendly Hop-on Hop-off Bus
Compare offers ↓05GetYourGuide Paris: Tootbus Hop-on Hop-off Tour with Optional Cruise
Compare offers ↓06GetYourGuide Paris: Tootbus Hop-on Hop-off Tour with Optional Cruise
Compare offers ↓Insider tips
Boarding for hop-on hop-off tours is flexible, but the most reliable starting points are the central hubs: 11 Avenue de l'Opéra for Big Bus and 13 Rue Auber for Tootbus. You can join the tour at any designated stop by showing your mobile voucher to the driver to receive a printed ticket. During the June peak season, expect significant boarding queues at high-traffic stops like the Eiffel Tower and Louvre; to secure top-deck seating, start your loop at the Opéra hubs before 10:00 AM. Note that 'priority' or 'skip-the-line' designations for bus tours apply only to bypassing ticket kiosks, not the physical queue of passengers waiting at the curb to board the next available vehicle.
Official online rates for a 24-hour adult pass typically range from €37 to €45. Child tickets (ages 4–12 or 4–15 depending on the operator) start from approximately €23, with infants under 4 free. Partner bundles including cruises or museum entry may appear higher at first but often offer better total value than purchasing each activity separately.
For Paris hop-on hop-off tours in June 2026, children under 4 generally travel free on both Big Bus and Tootbus but must sit on an adult's lap during peak periods. Child pricing typically applies to ages 4–12 for Big Bus and 4–15 for Tootbus. Unlike Parisian national museums, these private tours do not offer free admission for EEA residents under 26 or disability-based free entry as a standard; all visitors aged 4 and over require a paid ticket. If purchasing a combo ticket that includes a monument like the Arc de Triomphe or a Seine cruise, be aware that while the bus ticket is flexible, the monument entry often requires a specific timed-entry reservation that must be secured separately or at the time of booking.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Both Big Bus and Tootbus accept mobile vouchers; simply present the QR code on your phone to the driver or street staff at any designated stop to receive your physical boarding pass.
Tickets purchased through GetYourGuide or Tiqets generally offer a full refund if canceled 24 hours in advance, whereas official operator tickets are often non-refundable or restricted to date changes.
Buses typically run every 10 to 20 minutes, but Paris traffic and local events can cause significant delays; it is highly recommended to use the operator's live-tracking app to monitor bus locations in real-time.
No, while these tickets allow you to bypass the ticket purchase queue at attractions like the Arc de Triomphe, all visitors must still wait in the mandatory security screening line.
Children under 4 usually ride for free without a ticket, while those aged 4–12 require a reduced-price child ticket; student discounts are rarely offered on the bus itself but may apply to included monument entries.
During peak hours (10:00 AM – 2:00 PM), buses at popular stops like the Eiffel Tower or Louvre may reach capacity; you may need to wait for the next available bus or walk to a less crowded nearby stop.
Most standard bus-only tickets are valid for use within a specific window from the date of purchase, but combo tickets involving timed entries for cruises or museums are strictly date and time-specific.