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I was extremely excited to use this app when I went to Paris. I planned on using it for Versailles and when I arrived at the location, the app showed me that there was an available line for Versailles and easily prompted me to join the line. HOWEVER, when the app told me it was my turn in line, I went to the front of the line at the gate it told me to meet at. The employees told me that they are unable to scan QR codes and told me I was out of luck and couldn’t use it. Being an American who doesn’t speak French, I went in search for more information from somebody from the information desk who spoke better English. Every employee I asked told me they don’t accept QR codes and that I couldn’t use it. I wasted 30 minutes trying to “skip the line” when I could’ve just waited in the line instead of wasting my time and energy. I also used up some of my points for something that didn’t work and was unable to get my points for claiming my spot in line. I ended up having to wait over 2 hours in line because I didn’t buy the timed entry due to thinking I would get in easily with this app. This app is a scam and doesn’t work at all of the locations it promises. Very unreliable!!

So notre dame wants you to download this AP to get in line. There are no signs around, no one to tell you that you need to do this, and no way to cancel one you have a time. I assume this causes a lot of people not to get in. This might be the stupidest way to do crowd control, and the cathedral should rethink their partnership.

We were really excited to when we found this app because we wanted to take an evening tour of Notre Dame in Paris. Unfortunately one can’t get in line unless in the city. The line opens early in the morning and it turns out it fills quickly. When we arrived in the afternoon, no more room on line.... We got up early the next day to get on line, but then the latest time was 5 pm. Where did the evening tours go? Anyway, nice idea to not have to wait in line, I guess. Better for the venue. Wish it was designed with the tourist in mind though. Doesn’t seem that way at all.