Vienna City Card: Discounts + Public Transport

Being able to freely use public transport. It was great. Luckily I was able to get the tickets on my phone. However, although I downloaded the headout app. I couldn't activate it because the link was "empty," despite repeated attempts.

Using the card is very convenient, but I was surprised by the fact that I bought the card online and could not download it to my phone. It was good that we were able to find an info office to get a paper card! Once the card was received, there were no problems! I use it both in public transport and in museums!

Travelling around Vienna was a lovely, easy experience. Would certainly use the city card again but the discounts offered with it were quite small I thought

Subway travel was excellent, but discount for hop on hop off bus disappointing as we couldn't make use of the ticket we bought on day two due to Vienna marathon. So we paid for a 48 hour ticket , but could only use it once.

First I had to install your app, and then also some other app to get my metro ticket. Fill out all info. Took me like 20 minutes for two people. Pretty annoying. When I got the metro tickets, it wasn't clear how to use them. Whether we had to check in or not.

It was very useful for us because we used a lot the public transportation in Wien and we also had a lot of deductions to the museums.

I had never used this app before, it was a nice discovery because it was very useful for booking visits, reliable, convenient and easy to use. Satisfied! I recommend it!

We were very happy with the card for public transport and discount in musea. We thought the discount would be higher though, because musea in Vienna are expensive. The way to obtain the card via headout was complex, needed a lot of reading of instructions and I am sure some people just can't manage it. very confusing and needed two app's to download. Also for using it, it takes to many steps in the Vienna card app to show your card in the musea for discount. If you compare it to other cities, it is unnecessary complex. Copenhagen City Card was the most easy to obtain and use. It was also more expensive, but it had free access to all musea so worth the money

I'm sure the tickets would have been good had I not had a phone call telling me that my father had died so I had to go straight back to the UK. Well, you do seem to be requesting feedback, so you get the truth.

Its a great thing to have e-ticket for the whole day. I commuted mainly by trams and u-bahn. Spent the money once and didn't care about the rest of the day. It's worth adding transfer from the airport as an additional feature for several euros.

I got around Vienna using public transportation, which I found very organized and punctual. The Vienna card proved to be very useful and functional, in addition to the reductions in some museums

Public transport - no worries about tickets. We use museum discount on the few places, we didn't experience any problems

The card/tickets give you easy of travelling around a massive city. It save time and money knowing you can go anywhere on any public transport.

Vienna city card excellent choice, we used it so much for travel around the city and also to take advantage of discounts in visits to various monuments, palaces and museums. Highly recommended. And very good organization of public transportation.

The search functionality could be improved. For instance, I had seen ads for "Tiergarten Schönbrunn" all over Vienna, and thought that would be searchable but it shows 0 results. Knowing it was a zoo, I tried searching for "Vienna zoo" which showed 374 results (no zoo in the first page of results at least). I think also searching for the German names had been preferred. When we arrived at the zoo (which was found under "Schönberg zoo") the ticket desk could not help me get the Vienna Card discount. I had to change to another line/queue (the "season ticket holder queue"). We queued in that one for 10 minutes before we gave up due to the slow movement (queue time be approx 30-45 minutes) and went and bought non-discounted tickets in the ticket desk. Haus des Meeres thought they had a partnership with the Vienna Card, but when it was time to pay, they weren't. National Library was supposed to be open (and discounted) but when we arrived it was closed for renovations for another week, with no mention in the app. Zoom children museum looked open in the app (I think) but was closed on both weekend days when we were there. In the end, I didn't use a single discount from the card. The transport card worked well, and the random ticket check allowed it, when presented together with an identity card.

We loved being able to use public transport in Vienna whenever it suited us, including the U4 line to go to Schönbrun Palace or the small electric bus of the 2a line. And we got a discount to see the Crown jewels and the National Library. Perfect!

Wonderful city on a human scale , very livable and above all convenient to services, waiting times for buses and weather, for example, do not exceed 4 minutes.You feel free sall anxiety, even in terms of language, there are no problems one way or another you always understand each other.

The website is very easy to use and when I encountered an issue with the codes, the staff at Headout got back to me promptly and helped resolve the problem. There was no need to validate the tickets as they were done automatically. After I purchased the Vienna City cards, I was given discounts to use on my next bookings. I highly recommend this website.

I also felt cheated when I ordered a ticket for the Belvedere, as the purchase proposal was unclear; I thought I was buying what was indicated in large print as tickets for the Belvedere Upper and Low, whereas in the end I unintentionally bought tickets for the Low, as the Upper was fully booked but without any particular indication! So I queued up for the Upper and was turned away... Because despite the timetable, I had to queue for half an hour... So I was a bit disappointed...

Everything The ease of getting around with the interactive map find museums and attractions. Plus, Vienna is a beautiful city.