Seine River Cruise Ticket Prices in Paris: What You'll Actually Pay

Seine river cruise prices are widely scattered — a hop-on hop-off pass costs €21 while a premium dinner cruise runs €245. Understanding exactly what you're paying for (and where you can save) takes research. This guide provides it.

Price by Cruise Type (2026)

Where to Book at the Best Price

Avoid walk-up tickets at the pier. Walk-up prices are typically 15–20% higher than online rates. In July and August, you also risk the cruise being sold out entirely for dinner departures.

Book at least 24–48 hours ahead via an authorised reseller like Paris Seine Cruises (powered by Tiqets). Prices shown are inclusive of all fees — no "booking charges" are added at checkout.

Are Children Free?

Children under 4 are free on all sightseeing cruises. Children aged 4–11 receive discounted rates (typically 40–50% of the adult price). For dinner cruises, children's menus are available from most operators at approximately 60% of the adult price. Yachts de Paris accepts guests aged 12 and over only.

Paris Museum Pass — Does It Cover Cruises?

No. The Paris Museum Pass covers entry to 50+ museums and monuments but does not include Seine river cruises. The Batobus used to accept the Paris Museum Pass; that arrangement ended in 2023. Cruise tickets must be purchased separately. Full details on the Museum Pass are available on the official Paris tourism website ↗.

Group Discounts

Groups of 10+ typically receive 10–15% off sightseeing cruises when booking directly with the operator. For dinner cruises, group bookings of 20+ can negotiate a fixed menu price. Contact the operator directly for group rates — these are not available through standard online booking channels.