Trambus Open

Well, we had a pretty good experiance here. We did wait a really long time to get on the bus, but it is a huge tourist place. Since we wanted to sit on the top level so we could see more we wanted. We paid 15 Eruo each for one day of Hop on Hop off. They also provided free head sets so you could listen to the comintary.
We moved around a few times as people got off so we could get the best seats.
We went around 2 times to see as much as we could.
There is so much to see, that once is not enough.
It is great to be up top on the bus, becacuse you really see much more than street level.
Great way to see certain areas of Rome. Far better than trying to drive yourself.
We enjoyed it and did not think it was that much $$.
You catch the bus just outside the Termini. Don’t buy from the people on the street, they charge you $ 18.00 and pocket the rest.
Go to the Box Office, they are the actual company. Do not get involved with anyone on the street trying to sell you anything with tickets.

If you’re thinking about going on a 110 Open hop-​on hop-​off bus tour of Rome, DON’T DO IT. There are other hop-​on hop-​off bus companies that looked much more legit based on the number of stops made and number of people on them. Those people clearly did their research, unlike me who chose 110 Open on a whim.
First Problem: The headphone plugs didn’t work! What’s the point of going on a bus tour if you can’t hear the commentary?! Every once in awhile the sound would pop on and I could hear something, but then a second later the plug would crap out again. It was infuriating! I was on a total of three buses and on one of the buses, the sound didn’t work AT ALL. EVER.
Second Problem: The seats on most of the buses are made from some sort of metal-​like material which makes sitting on them impossible on hot summer days. The first bus I was on had a different material which was more bearable, but the rest were all the hot seats.
For 18 Euro I felt like I was completely ripped off.