Stair tickets to the second floor
A stair ticket is the walk up, not a cheaper elevator ticket. It ends at the second floor.
A stair ticket is the walk up, not a cheaper elevator ticket. It ends at the second floor.
Buy the official stair ticket when you only want the walk to the second floor at the operator's price. Buy a guided stair climb when you want a person with you on the steps. A restaurant booking is a meal, not a stair ticket. If you need the summit or a lift, that is an elevator ticket, not this one.
Timed entry by stairs to the second floor, sold by the operator. It is the plain product: no guide, and no summit.
A partner-led walk up the same stairs. You are paying for the guide, not for a higher floor.
If the booking says summit, lift, or second floor by elevator, it is a different product. A stair ticket will not get you onto the summit cabin.
The ticket is for the stairs through the first floor to the second. That is the whole ascent.
You are close to the structure on the way up. The summit deck is not included.
Elevator tickets and stair tickets are sold as different timed entries. Do not buy one and expect the other.
Stair tickets are timed and can sell out separately from elevator tickets. Buy the stair product, not a generic tower ticket.
The visit is the steps, not a stroll on one deck. Closed shoes matter more than arriving at a quiet hour.
If the top matters, stop and buy an elevator ticket that includes it. A stair confirmation will not.
Stair fares and whether the stairs are open change. Confirm the stair product on toureiffel.paris before you go.
The ticket's main feature is the climb, not a deck you ride to.
You can stop on the way up. An elevator ticket skips that walk.
Where a stair ticket ends. The summit cabin is not included.
Stair tickets name a stair pillar. The elevator queue is the wrong line.
A guided climb starts where the voucher says, which may be outside the pillar.
A meal or a river cruise is an add-on. It is not the stair entry.
What does a stair ticket include?
Timed entry by stairs to the second floor. It does not include the summit elevator.
Is a guided stair climb a higher floor?
No. You are paying for a guide on the same stairs. The walk still ends at the second floor.
Can I use a stair ticket for the elevator?
No. Elevator tickets and stair tickets are different timed products. A stair confirmation will not board you on the lift.
Are restaurant bookings stair tickets?
No. A table at Madame Brasserie is a meal. Read the voucher for whether any tower entry is included, and which kind.
Who should not buy a stair ticket?
Anyone who needs a lift, is traveling with a stroller, or does not want several hundred steps. They need an elevator ticket.
Are prices on this page guaranteed?
No. Confirm the current stair fare and whether stairs are open on toureiffel.paris.
This page compares the stair products: the operator's timed stair ticket, and a guided climb of the same stairs.
Neither one is an elevator ticket, and neither one includes the summit cabin.
