Water Buses & Taxi Tickets

Best trip in Venice, if not the Gondola ride. I was looking for Lagoon tour, but then I found this hop on and hop off. And I must say it is the best way you can visit the Laguna Islands. The boats are scheduled every hour from every Island and you can hop on any boat anytime you want, also it is always on time. This is the best option you can get in this amount for visiting lagoon tours.

It is perfect for this time of Covid, because the steamships are full of people, and here you go practically alone, it is very clean and they have excellent service. The only thing that you have to plan well, because they tend to pass every hour at each stop and as it has 2 routes, time is wasted, especially since the last minute ones are quite early

We left San Lucia at 9:30 am with a stop near San Marco Square: beautiful photos to take along the way. Arrival in Murano with immediate visit to the glass factory: a little disappointed. Departure for Burano at 1.30 p.m.: 1 hour of visit more than enough and return for Arrival in Zattere at 5.10 p.m.: pity that the boat does not stop like in the morning near San Marco

I bought the 24hr pass on the morning before going to the ticket machine and printing off. When boarding the bus I did wonder how it was supposed to scan but even though it was a paper copy this was no problem. I utilised the pass heavily to go to lido, burrano and murano before coming back into Venice and using there also. So worth it for the money and would defo recommend to people to use it. Easy simple and value for money

I liked being able to get off the train and going right to the kiosk to get my tickets. There was a line for vaporetto tickets. It would have been cheaper to buy in person if I'd been willing to wait in line.

Very easy to get on and off. The instructions to pick up the tickets at the kiosk could be a little more clear. There is 2 bus stations at the train stop without kiosks prior to finding the third station which had the pickup kiosks. Learning the lines was a bit confusing as well, a bus guide would have helped.

They can use more water buses, especially near the train station. We had to wait a long time and when we did get on one it was so crowded we could barely get off at our stop. You need to pay attention because they don't always announce the stops and when they do stop, it is not for a very long time.

really useful getting a 7 day pass for the waterbus, we hopped on and off many times each day and got to see most of venice. we even managed trips to merano and burano islands using the pass. strongly recommend this.