Do You Need the Pass Jeux QR Code for the Paris Olympics?
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- Do you need a QR Code or Pass Jeux for the Paris Olympics? I'll explain that and how the security perimeters will work during the Paris Olympics.
I took a walk around with my Pass Jeux on July 18th, follow along to see where I was able to go: • Getting Around Paris w...
Update 7/7/2024 - I've got a new video talking about places that don't require a Pass Jeux now (Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Musée d'Orsay) as well as metro closures and bridge closures during 7/18 - 7/26. You can view it here: • Update on the QR Code ...
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Update 7/5/2024. New info has come out from Paris Tourism. You can read it here: parisjetaime.com/eng/article/...
You will not need a Pass Jeux per Paris Je T'aime (Paris Tourism) from July 18-26 for some places now: "Several cultural establishments located within the grey SILT perimeter will remain accessible through dedicated passageways. This is the case for the Louvre Museum (which will be closed on 25 and 26 July), the Eiffel Tower, the Musée d'Orsay, the Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac and the Arab World Institute, which will be accessible upon presentation of a reservation, without the need for a Games Pass. Those sites will be closed on 26 July."
events.parisinfo.com/adherent...
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*A Redditor pointed out that they had to apply for a Pass Jeux for each reservation they had. So please check and make sure if you have multiple reservations that you fill out an application for each one.*
Full Guide: frenchcrawl.com/french-crawl-...
You can also take a tour of the Seine like the Athletes will here: • Paris Olympics Opening...
And you can learn about the Olympic Travel Pass called the Paris 2024 Pass here: • Paris 2024 Olympic Tra...
More links below!
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00:00 - Intro
01:18 - Security Perimeters at the Olympics
03:28 - The Pass Jeux
05:05 - How to Check if You Need the Pass Jeux - Interactive Map Demo
15:43 - Outro
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Pass Jeux Site: www.pass-jeux.gouv.fr/en/
Olympic Security Interactive Map:
anticiperlesjeux.gouv.fr/en/i...
Opening Ceremony Security and Traffic Info: www.paris.fr/en/pages/olympic...
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- Quan
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This is a great video! Merci! I found your link via Reddit.
Thanks for taking the time to comment and glad it was of help. Have a great trip if going!
This is great. Thank you for the great info.
@@NhuNguyen-pm7ns you’re very welcome, have a great trip.
Thank you! You saved my day
Glad it could help!
Thank you so much! I knew to anticipate closed metro stations and lots of crowds, but didn’t know about the grey areas. I’m in Paris just for a day on 7/20. I don’t have reservations for anywhere within the grey area but was hoping to walk around near the Louvre, Tuileries gardens, and Notre Dame (even though it’s closed). Looks like we’ll need to find a restaurant reservation inside the grey line to qualify for the pass.
I'm not sure how restrictive they'll be if you do get into the grey area, but hopefully you'll be able get to it all and enjoy your day!
Best guide i've seen so far
Appreciate taking the time to comment, hope it helped!
muchas gracias!
@@gwel31 de nada!
Thank you so much for this information! It is a life saver!❤Trying to understand the requirements of the pass has been difficult for me. My biggest question was whether or not I needed a Pass Jeux for after July 26th to visit tourist attractions that are not related to the Olympics? (i.e. Lourve, Arc de Triomphe) Based on my current Itinerary, most locations seem to not have a perimeter or is in the blue /red perimeter and I'm planning to take a lot of public transportation so is it safe to say I don't need the pass?
@@ashleybruce8053 yes it’s pretty confusing. But the good thing is after July 26th, those areas will be good to go, so you won’t need the Pass Jeux to visit.
Some areas like place de la Concorde next to Tuileries and Champs de mars next to the Eiffel Tower are Olympic sites, so they’ll be inaccessible unless going to an event.
Otherwise, the only thing that could be a hindrance are the road races - the Marathon and bike races. So certain streets and such will be blocked off on those days.
they probably should have employed you to do their promo for the english speakers, well done great video - btw the paris 2024 pass app install on android seems really cumbersome, had to install a dependency for NFC
lol, thanks! Yeah, I had read about the app and how compatibility could be an issue. Glad you got it to work. Here’s a good page just in case about it.
parisbytrain.com/navigo-pass-iphone-app-android-app/
Gracias por tan valiosa informacion.
Podrías ayudarme por favor con la siguiente duda: voy a paris entre el 18 y el 22 y tengo algunos tours en la zona gris, al entrar en la pagina oficial para solicitar el Pass Jeux me dice poner un numero, este seria por la cantidad de personas o la cantidad de reservas que se tienen?
Gracias
Lo siento, no hablo español pero uso un traductor de idiomas. Tendrá que solicitar un pass jeux por cada reserva. Así que si usted tiene tres reservas para museos o restaurantes, por ejemplo, tendrá que solicitar tres pases en la parte " Pass Jeux (Visitante) - Reserva dentro del perímetro ".
Espero que le sirva de ayuda.
Hello! Thanks for all the info 😊
We are going to Paris from 23 to 25 of July, we had checked on the website and said literally: “ From 18/07 to 26/07 until 1p.m perimeter Gray controlled access” Do you know what happen after 1p.m the week before the open ceremony? Is normal circulation?
Thanks in advance
So at 1pm on 26/07, the security area around the Seine will expand because this is the day of the Opening Ceremony. That is when people who have tickets for the Opening Ceremony can enter.
From 27/07 and on, the Seine area will be back to normal. And only areas hosting events will have restrictions around it.
Your dates 23-25 will have restricted areas along the Seine activated. So if you have any planned activities in the grey areas make sure to apply for Pass Jeux for each appointment (restaurant, museum etc). Have a good trip.
Thanks for explaining everything. Do you need a pass jeux for August 9-17?
You probably do not. If you’re going to any Olympic event you’ll be able to access the venue with your ticket. Areas around the Seine from July 18-26 was really the main reason since it had restrictions.
Hi, I got approved for a Pass Jeux Perimetre Gris Piéton Cérémonie D'Ouverture. But I don't have a ticket for the opening ceremony.
Does that mean I could somehow watch the opening ceremony from somewhere?
I basically have walking access to the grey area without a ticket. Where could I go to stand/watch potentially some of the opening ceremony? And, is there a recommended time to go there for it?
Thank you!
@@spadaacca that’s really cool. I’m honestly not sure because it’s a ticketed event. This article had some info: www.brusselstimes.com/1064271/paris-begins-sharing-out-free-tickets-for-olympics-opening-ceremony
« Emmanuel Grégoire, First Deputy Mayor of Paris, explained that the ceremony will take place over a six-kilometre route, divided into 15 zones for spectators. Entry to these zones, which will provide food, drink and shade, will be between 3:30pm and 6:30pm, in time for the 7:30pm start. »
More info:
www.paris.fr/en/pages/olympic-games-opening-ceremony-answering-your-questions-27668
The lower quays are all ticketed. Upper quay info:
« On the day of the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, the upper quays will be accessible only to spectators with access cards and to residents/professionals whose home/activity is located in the SILT and who wish to reach this location. To gain access to the grey perimeter (SILT), shakedowns and bag searches will be mandatory. Each time you enter the perimeter, you'll also have to present your Games Pass (a QR Code) to the police with identification. To obtain this digital pass, you must register now on the dedicated digital platform of the Préfecture de Police (Pass Jeux). For people without access to online services, a dedicated system will be put up in every arrondissement town hall. The Games Pass can be presented on a smartphone or printed out. It only applies to people aged 13 and over. »
It starts at 7:30pm. Hope you can find a spot to view it!
Thank you for this video. I still have a question 😆 i travel from 25.7. - 29.7. Only from CDG airport to the Disneyland village. I dont have any planes to go near by the town, do i need to think about QR code? Yes or NO?! THANK YOU IN ADVANCE 🙏🏼🙋🏻♂️
@@Marshala22 you will be good to go. No need for a QR. Have a great trip!
What if I am a tourist who is just renting a home in the red zone, do I need to apply for a red zone pass for my uber to drop me from the airport to the house? and do I need a reservation to go to the grey area just to walk around?
You can walk in the red zone. If going by car, you might be stopped if you don’t have a pass jeux, they’ve written all riders in a vehicle need one when accessing a red zone. I would ask for the place’s opinion as well. Personally, I would err on getting one just for peace of mind and it’s free. Or be prepared to possibly be dropped off outside of the red zone and walk.
As far as the grey area, the main one of concern will the the Seine area from July 18-26. You will need a reservation to show a reason to be in the area when applying for a Pass Jeux since it will ask you (reservation, lodging, appointments etc). There’s no « general » pass to just go walk around. People have reported they had to apply for a pass for each individual appointment (Louvre, restaurant, even on same day). Outside of that all grey areas will be Olympic venues, which a ticket will get you in.
As for where you can walk around once inside the grey zone, I’m not sure. So cannot say with assurance you can walk around wherever you wish once in. Hope that helps. I think people will have a better idea once everything is up and they access it.
Thank you!!
I'm in Paris from 16th to 21st
On the 18th, Orsay, Orangjuri, and Restaurant
Sainte-Chapelle, Restaurant on the 19th
Does this mean I need 5 pass jeux if I want to go like this?
@@user-ie5nf2cv6m so on July 5th they released more info.
Musée d’Orsay doesn’t require a Pass Jeux. They have a single secured entrance now. You have to buy a ticket beforehand. Check their site to see how to access the entrance.
Sainte-Chapelle requires a Pass Jeux. Check their site.
Musée de l’Orangerie will require a Pass Jeux and has a specific entrance through Tuileries. Check their site.
The two restaurant, you’ll need a pass to access each (if in Grey perimeter) and check with them as well so they can advise.
Each appointment will require its own Pass Jeux. So you’ll need 4 passes since Musée d’Orsay doesn’t require one now.
Check out this article from the Tourism site which has the latest.
parisjetaime.com/eng/article/paris-2024-games-practical-guide-district-by-district-a1706
This was so helpful. Thank you. Is an air bnb reservation near the Louvre enough to get into the grey zones? Do we need to show all reservations? We will be there 30-Jul to 02-Aug.
You are golden for your dates. The grey zones along the Seine end on July 27th, the day after the Opening Ceremony. The only grey zones at that point on will be the actual competition sites. So enjoy!
Will the tickets alone be able to get us in the grey zones if we are attending a competition? Or do we need to apply?
@@ryanberba858 tickets will get you in so no need for a QR code.
Very helpful. My AirBnB owner wasn’t sure about my period. I arrive 6 August and have tickets for several games.
@@BoldenMD you’ll be fine for your dates. Your tickets will get you into the areas just fine.
Thank u so much. I have a question: Can I go to free places like Tuileries/Concorde on my way to any reservation? Because it is a free and open place than does not require reservation
Good question. I hope so, but personally don’t know how security will be within each area, whether they’ll be blocking it somehow. Hopefully you can pass by and enjoy those areas.
@@frenchcrawl It is clearer to answer I don't know, and not: "I hope you can do it..."
@@mariadelosangelescaro4089 sure, my bad.
You can walk around any area that requires needs a QR code if you have one. I was able to walk around everywhere without problems. They would check and scan and ask for ID.
Tuileires has fences blocking it off. You can walk across it via Passerelle Léopold-Sédar-Senghor to Rue de la Castiglione. The only area they’re letting people in was with a ticket to Musée de l’Orangerie.
Place du Carrousel was open with a QR, so you could go there and get to the eastern part of Tuileries where it’s blocked off.
@@mariadelosangelescaro4089 and here’s a video I did walking around. You can get an idea of how it was. Safe travels.
th-cam.com/video/ZBTTDNsXWpU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wiRVW3kvvxcii-EN
@@rafalinxx I went out on the first day and my QR code let me walk into any area that required it for the whole day. I made a video showing what it looked like.
th-cam.com/video/ZBTTDNsXWpU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wiRVW3kvvxcii-EN
So am I right in saying that if I have a ticket for an event I don't need a pass jeux to access the venue?
@@bobbyziph yes, that’s correct. You’ll be good to go for any events with a ticket.
Hello . We will arrive hotel about 13.00 o clock. (26 and 28 july)We have heard qr code for paris. But ı read news, do we need to get a qr code?
@@soyaliss you should be ok for your dates. The Opening Ceremony is on the 26th so all the main sites on the Seine are closed. The only reason is if you were staying on the Seine, then you’d need one.
The 27-28th will be back to normal on the Seine.
You’d only need a pass to ride in a taxi through a red zone at that point on (near competition sites). But you can walk in those areas.
Consult the interactive map for the areas you’re interested in:
anticiperlesjeux.gouv.fr/carte-interactive-impacts-deplacements-ile-france
Hello! First of all thanks for the video. I have a question: I’ll go to Paris from the 7th to 14th of august. I understood that I won’t need the pass jeux during this period, but what happens during my dates? Will I be free to go around Paris? Or there’ll be unaccessable zones?
@@VincenzoMirra94 you’ll be fine. The marathon and some cycling will happen which will shut down streets during your dates. The red zones will keep cars out. People can walk through them. And then there will be areas for people with tickets for those events to be in. Otherwise you’ll be able to go anywhere during that time.
@@frenchcrawl thanks a lot 🙏🏻
more of a trickier question. But if I request uber rides to drive around the red zones, do I need a pass as a passenger?
From how I understand it, passengers will need a pass jeux if they’re in a car going into red zone as well as the driver. That’s how it’s worded on the police site. Wish I could help more.
I'm going to Paris from 17th till 23rd of july, do I need this pass? I will be walking around exploring around Eiffel towel, louvre, trocadero, Notre Dame will I be able to walk around those areas without the pass jeux?
Unfortunately those areas will be restricted starting the 18th.
Also there’s lots of construction going on for the games at the Eiffel Tower, so not sure how close people can get since Champ de mars is closed I heard, since there are two event sites there.
You’ll have to apply for a pass jeux and also need to have a reservation to each place when you do (for example Louvre and Eiffel Tower require an application for each if you get tickets to both). So get your tickets first and then apply for the Pass Jeux.
Otherwise there’s no general pass which just lets you in to walk around freely from what people have said so far.
If possible, go on the 17th when it’s still open. And then do anything else away from the Seine the remaining days.
I wanted to update based on new info that came out. You can read more at the tourism site so you can evaluate:
parisjetaime.com/eng/article/paris-2024-games-practical-guide-district-by-district-a1706
events.parisinfo.com/adherents/comment_circuler_dans_paris_en.pdf
@@frenchcrawl Thank you for the update
Is the pass restricted to certain areas within the gray area and times or can i walk around longer and stay within the entire gray area once i get in with pass jeux
I don’t know at this moment. I think many are wondering the same thing as well. They haven’t specified how various areas will be accessible once you’re within the grey area. Like if you were at the Louvre and wanted to walk over to the Eiffel Tower along the Seine etc. Hopefully they’ll allow it.
@anetakam100 Hi, some new info came out today and wanted to share so you can evaluate.
parisjetaime.com/eng/article/paris-2024-games-practical-guide-district-by-district-a1706
events.parisinfo.com/adherents/comment_circuler_dans_paris_en.pdf
i will be in paris from 25.7-29.7. Do i need the qr code if im using the metro and walking in the red zone?
@@emjoyf you’ll be fine walking in any red areas.
The Seine area 25th and 26th will be blocked off without a QR. I had walked around and the fencing is everywhere there.
But on the 27th and on you can check out that area without any problems.
Here are the bridges that will let you pass by in case you need to.
anticiperlesjeux.gouv.fr/en/je-minforme/ceremonie-douverture-jeux-olympiques-paris-2024#ponts
Do you need a pass to watch the opening ceremony along the river?
@@BC_36 so you won’t be able to get close to the Seine that day without a pass or ticket. It’ll all be a secured area.
Will I need reservation prior to requesting Pass Jeux? and do you need QR code for each reservations or can one QR code will work all reservations with in the gray area?
Yes, when you apply it requires a reservation or documentation that you have a reason to be in the area. And you’ll need to apply for a pass for each reservation/appointment.
A person on Reddit shared an email they received when they asked that question directly after applying for one pass. So they had to apply for additional passes (they had several reservations, museums, restaurants etc) and were directed to do as such.
So it’s not a one pass lets you everywhere situation unfortunately. Each Pass Jeux is tied to a single reservation.
As for whether you can go anywhere in the grey area once inside of it, I’m not sure of that.
@@frenchcrawl Thanks so much!! I tried to request QR code but I can only do it for myself and my wife. Do I need to apply for 8 year old and 2 year old? DOB only goes up 2011 so I can not submit for kids.
@@nilaypatel9434 looks like the kids will be ok.
www.paris.fr/en/pages/moving-around-paris-during-the-olympic-games-get-your-games-pass-27063
“All individuals over 13 years of age must be acquire a Games Pass (even if they are in a vehicle).”
@nilaypatel9434
Hi, some new info came out today and wanted to share so you can evaluate with your itinerary.
parisjetaime.com/eng/article/paris-2024-games-practical-guide-district-by-district-a1706
events.parisinfo.com/adherents/comment_circuler_dans_paris_en.pdf
So I won't need a pass jeux to go to the equestrian dressage in the Chateau of Versailles? I have a ticket of course
I'm also staying at the Hotel Des Nations Saint Germain between 1/8 and 6/8, do I need a pass jeux for that?
@@simon9548 you’ll be fine for the hotel. And yes, you’re correct about Versailles, your ticket gets you in. No need for a Pass Jeux. Have a good trip!
@@frenchcrawl Thank you🙏
I requested a few passes for the Eiffel tower, arc, notre dame, st chapelle, a couple of restaurants in the gray area. This was about mid June. I will be in paris starting on july 19. I still have not received reply related to passes. How long does it usually take. Did anyone else receive their passes? I feel that I’m running out of time and need to start making cancellations for my reservations. When possible can someone provide some guidance on the timing?
@@anetakam100 I made a new video this week talking about how some places don’t need it now, like the Eiffel Tower here th-cam.com/video/ikzh2weGmns/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Ifrx42y9VEITLtsj
The Eiffel Tower doesn’t need it now. They will handle security, but have not provided details yet. Check out their page.
Arc de Triomphe is not inside an area that needs a Pass Jeux. So don’t worry about that one.
Sainte-Chapelle does require one. Notre Dame is closed and so I’m not sure how they’ll handle it (just to have a pass to walk to it).
Check out this Reddit thread, a user gave their own timeline on their pass request that was helpful (they got some and still waiting on others):
www.reddit.com/r/olympics/s/UW4REQjzq6
They were able to get a response by emailing support@pass-jeux.gouv.fr and providing their confirmation code.
Thank you so much. I will check out the new video. I have the tickets to the ND 3D tour and i believe it is in the basement in the area. Maybe i will email them and ask.
@@anetakam100oh wow, didn’t know they had that at ND. I hope you get a response or the QR Passes soon. Definitely stressful.
I just got one pass approved out of several I requested. However, it does not say for what day time or site it relates to. I’m at a loss. I only have a code number and the barcode but that is it. I have no idea what this is for. Do you have any info on how I can find out? I am sorry for all these questions but I’m at a loss.
@@anetakam100that’s really confusing! Let me pose that question to the person on Reddit who got multiple passes. See if you can email them and ask them what the confirmation number for your pass corresponds to.
Thxs for this so basically if you travel in Paris in those restrictions after July 26th you DON'T need the pass jeux?
@@xiaomilee1067 yes, that’s the main idea because of the Opening Ceremony, which will take place on July 26th. After that, the main people needing the Pass Jeux are those operating vehicles who need to travel in red zones.
Also, between July 18-26, the Louvre, Eiffel Tower Musée d’Orsay don’t need a pass jeux as well. They will have their own secured entrance but you’ll need a ticket beforehand - check their site for more instructions. The tourism site just released more info on July 5th. Link here
parisjetaime.com/eng/article/paris-2024-games-practical-guide-district-by-district-a1706
@@xiaomilee1067 one thing to keep in mind - there will be a marathon and bike races at some point, so if you had something in those areas on those dates you might need a pass. The venue you’re trying to get to should tell you or ask them. These races are happening in July and August.
are the opening ceremonies open for public viewing ?
They changed it earlier this year due to security concerns, unfortunately. So you’ll need a ticket to access any areas close to the Seine based on the security map.
Otherwise you’ll have to find some place that’ll have a view if that is what you’d like to do. People who live in buildings overlooking can watch for free, of course. Restaurants are holding parties, but some prices are possibly more than a ceremony ticket. And you’ll need a pass jeux to access them most likely.
I believe the city will have screens set up around for viewing parties. Good luck!
Do I need The Pass Jeux for reservation in Louvre and Eiffel Tower?
@@aleksandrakomorowska6425 you don’t now. It has changed.
The Eiffel Tower will have their own entrance with security. The Louvre will do the same. This is only for July 18-26. But you’ll need tickets. I made a video about it here: th-cam.com/video/ikzh2weGmns/w-d-xo.htmlsi=G7qbTioHhRRNoMSX
Not sure what dates you’re trying to go, but at least you don’t have to worry about a Pass Jeux now for any dates.
Thank you for your answer….I’m going between 19th-21st of July. Do you maybe have the list of places (such as museums, exhibits etc..) that require the Pass Jeux ?
@@aleksandrakomorowska6425 there’s no list that I know of. You’ll have to consult the map to see if it’s inside the perimeter and then see what their protocol is.
The best info will be the tourism site, which has shared what sites now don’t require it, here’s a good article: parisjetaime.com/eng/article/paris-2024-games-practical-guide-district-by-district-a1706
I’m assuming anything not on their list will require a pass jeux if inside the security perimeter.
Their latest release on July 5th: events.parisinfo.com/adherents/comment_circuler_dans_paris_en.pdf
And then the interactive map to check if the place you’re going to will be within the perimeter: anticiperlesjeux.gouv.fr/en/I%27m-informing-myself/opening-ceremony-olympic-games-paris-2024
Hope that helps.
Thank you for your help
@@aleksandrakomorowska6425 you got it. Hope you have a great trip!
How long do they take to send you the qr’s?
I've read give it 8 days or so. Also, new info has come out for certain venues that will not require a QR code now. You can read it here on the tourism site: parisjetaime.com/eng/article/paris-2024-games-practical-guide-district-by-district-a1706
What place were you looking to visit? You may not need to apply now.
@@frenchcrawl I wanted to visit the Eiffel Tower, trocadero and the Louvre.
@@ismaelboukouddouhabela5588 gotcha. Good news is the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre do not require QR codes now. But you need to have a ticket beforehand to get through their security perimeter. Check their respective site for more info and also the link I sent above.
As for Trocadéro, depending on dates, it could be closed off, but they’re also turning it into a public area for celebrating athletes that is free for the public later on.
@@frenchcrawl thank you so much, you are getting a new follower.
@@ismaelboukouddouhabela5588 FYI, I saw in Libération today (July 11) that 200,000 out of 500,000 requests have been granted for the Pass Jeux. www.liberation.fr/sports/jeux-olympiques/jo-de-paris-2024-200-000-pass-octroyes-sur-500-000-demandes-20240711_7GUCJQNGWJACTPT6BUNFPDWFNQ/