Visitors with disabilities

The Eiffel Tower has adapted some facilities for disabled visitors.

Ticket Prices

	Adult Rate	Youth Rate (aged 12-24) (1)	Child Rate (aged 4-11) (1) Disabled (2)
Ticket for 2nd floor by lift	16€	8€	4€
Ticket to the top by lift	25€	12.50€	6.30€
Ticket for 2nd floor by stairs	10€	5€	2.50€
Ticket to top by stairs & lift	19€	9.50€	4.80€

Year Round

Ticket for 2nd floor by lift

Adult Rate 16€

Youth Rate ⁽¹⁾ (aged 12-24) 8€

Child Rate aged 4-11 / Disabled ⁽¹⁾⁽²⁾ 4€

Year Round

Ticket to the top by lift

Adult Rate 25€

Youth Rate (aged 12-24) 12.50€

Child Rate aged 4-11 / Disabled ⁽¹⁾⁽²⁾ 6.30€

Year Round

Ticket for 2nd floor by stairs

Adult Rate 10€

Youth Rate ⁽¹⁾ (aged 12-24) 5€

Child Rate aged 4-11 / Disabled ⁽¹⁾⁽²⁾ 2.50€

Year Round

Ticket to top by stairs & lift

Adult Rate 19€

Youth Rate ⁽¹⁾ (aged 12-24) 9.50€

Child Rate aged 4-11 / Disabled ⁽¹⁾⁽²⁾ 4.80€

(1) Upon presentation of supporting documents.
(2) Reduced rate for disabled is applied upon presentation of a proof of eligibility.

Kids aged under 4 go free at the Eiffel Tower, but they must be in possession of a free ticket, available when buying tickets online or at the Tower. Their accompanying persons have to pay the adult or youth 12/24 rate.

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Please note

The top of the tower and the stairways are not suitable for people with reduced mobility.

Group visits

The Eiffel Tower has some facilities to facilitate access and visits to people with disabilities.

Visitors with disabilities are welcome to use the Groups Counter in the West Pillar so that they are served more quickly. The Groups Counter accepts payment by cheque or credit/debit card. The Information Point, Groups Counter, and other ticket counters are fitted with hearing loops for hearing aid users.

On the first floor, the three pavilions housing the gift shop, cafeteria, CinEiffel, 58TE restaurant, and the Salon Gustave Eiffel, as well as the walkway, are all accessible to visitors with reduced mobility and the visually impaired. Some signs are translated into braille, and others embossed for use by the visually impaired.

However, the top of the tower is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.

Dining

All throughout your visit to the Tower, from the esplanade to the 2nd floor, you can find cafeterias and restaurants selling a range of sweet and savoury snacks.

The 58 tour Eiffel

On the first floor, 58 tour Eiffel is open for lunch or dinner, with family meals prepared by chef Alain Soulard. For lunch, the chic picnic deal is perfect for kids. Come evening, 58 Tour Eiffel becomes an elegant brasserie. Kids’ menus for children aged 12 and under are available for lunch and dinner.

Book your table at 58 Tour Eiffel
The buffets

If you fancy a quick snack, try the buffet, a comfortable space with incredible views over Paris. .
Macaroon Bar

On the second floor, be sure to visit the macaroon bar. Foodies little and large will love it! A large buffet also provides sweet and savoury snacks