Elevator tickets for the tower
Pick the floor before you pay. A second-floor elevator ticket ends after the first lift. A summit ticket adds the second cabin.
Pick the floor before you pay. A second-floor elevator ticket ends after the first lift. A summit ticket adds the second cabin.
On the official site, choose the elevator product that matches the floor you want. Second-floor tickets are the standard lift. Summit tickets add the upper cabin and cost more, and that cabin can close for wind. A partner listing that says "summit or second floor" is the same choice under a different seller. A stair ticket is not a discount version of these.
The operator's standard lift from the ground to the second floor. This is the ticket if you do not need the top.
Includes the second-floor lift and the separate cabin to the top. Read the listing so you are not sold second-floor only.
A Seine cruise or a restaurant seat is bundled with some partner offers. The tower portion is still either second floor or summit. Check which.
Every elevator ticket includes the ride to the second floor. That deck is the one these tickets are built around.
Only a summit ticket includes the second elevator. A second-floor ticket stops.
If the summit cabin closes, a summit ticket still gets you the second floor. Check toureiffel.paris that morning before you assume the top is open.
"Eiffel Tower ticket" is not specific. The line that matters is second floor or summit.
The slot gets you into screening. The summit cabin can still have a line after that.
If the voucher says stairs, it is not an elevator ticket. Buy the lift product you actually want.
Second-floor and summit fares change, and the upper cabin closes in bad weather. Confirm the elevator product on toureiffel.paris before you go.
Included on both elevator tickets. This is the first lift.
Only on a summit ticket, and only when that lift is running.
The summit means changing elevators. You do not stay in one cabin from the ground.
The top deck is windier than the second floor, which is why it closes first.
Second floor and summit are different prices. The voucher should name one.
A cruise or a meal sits beside the lift. It does not replace the floor choice.
What is the difference between the two elevator tickets?
A second-floor ticket is one lift from the ground. A summit ticket adds a second lift from the upper level and usually costs more.
Does a summit ticket skip the second floor?
No. You still take the first lift to the second floor. The summit is the extra cabin after that.
The listing says summit or second floor. Which am I buying?
Read the option selected on the voucher. Those phrases cover both products. The cheaper one is usually second floor only.
What if the summit cabin is closed?
A summit ticket still includes the second floor. It does not include the top until that cabin reopens. Check toureiffel.paris that morning.
What if I wanted the stairs?
Buy a stair ticket instead. An elevator ticket does not convert into the stair route.
Are prices on this page guaranteed?
No. Confirm second-floor and summit elevator fares on toureiffel.paris or on the voucher you book.
This page is about the two elevator products: second floor only, and second floor plus the summit cabin.
Stairs are a different ticket. A combo cruise or meal does not change which of the two lifts you have paid for.
