The locations were brilliant but the security left alot to be desired. They were rude to my girlfiriend who was trying to get her ticket out of her bag and they grabbed my leg to move it without warning to move it when I was in the security scanner. very unprofessional would not be suitable location for people with learning disabilities as security are clearly untrained for the job acting like that.

Sainte-Chapelle was amazingly beautiful, worth the hour wait in the security line. I really did not care for the concierge part of the tour. It was a few large empty rooms with no decorations, they wanted us to walk around with a tablet and click on things but it just seemed clunky and we really did not like it. that chapel had decorations and details written on the wall which was nicer than the tablet. I think the Concierge was my least favorite part of our whole trip.

The wait due to only 2 airport x-ray scanners took a bit (50 minutes) for skip the line tickets…be sure to hop on before your time and get on the correct half past or on the hour line (or you may be sent to the back of the proper one…we were on the correct one). Read about the chapel in advance. Try the listening headphones tour for descriptions of the beautiful panels…otherwise you may have trouble identifying some of the very small and detailed scenes. It is beautiful. The Conciergerie is entered outside the gates in front of the Courthouse and to your left. That experience is via virtual Chromebook-very creative. The historians did a great job (along with virtual reality programmers) with their account of the uses of the building. It was great to get an accurate account of the brutality of the French Revolution and its oppressive regime…great power corrupts greatly…ruling in anger with prejudice corrupts even more so.