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Using the pass
No smartphone? Companion entry? Both covered.
The pass is designed for a phone, but it does not strictly require one. The QR code can be printed — on plain paper, at home or at your hotel — and a printed QR scans at the door exactly like a screen. So a visitor who does not use a smartphone, or prefers not to depend on one, can carry a printed pass and lose none of the benefit of skipping the ticket queue. If printing is difficult, tell us when you buy and we will help find a workable option; we would rather solve it than turn anyone away.
On companion and carer entry: many museums admit a necessary companion or carer of a disabled visitor without a separate charge, under their own access policy. Because that is the museum's policy rather than ours, we cannot apply it automatically to the pass, but we will tell you what we know of each covered museum's companion policy if you ask through the contact page, so you can plan with the right information. Where a companion does need their own entry, a group pass or a second individual pass covers them.
