u/Zaerx001

Hey pepp's

Me and my husband gonna fly to Peru on the 5th of June we are planning to do the queuing up strategy to secure the tickets for MP in Person.

I’ve done some research, and a lot of people are saying that next-day tickets are no longer available because it’s high season. Instead, people are often only able to get tickets for three or four days later.

Some people also seem kind of “forced” to stay in Cusco longer than planned, losing money because they had already pre-booked tours that they couldn’t do after getting Machu Picchu tickets.

Our original plan was to go to Ollantaytambo first to get used to the altitude, and then head to Aguas Calientes early in the morning to try to get the tickets.

Now I’m feeling a bit lost. Does this mean we shouldn’t book anything before securing the Machu Picchu tickets? But how can we get train tickets for the return?

What would be the best thing to do here?

hey guys!

i do think we miss our spot in machu pichu cause in the website its fully booked. I dont even think there is any chance to get tickets on the official website and so many of you say just book it on website.

I'm just wondering why is it possible that Trip Advisor and CO offer you Machu Pichu tickets for Circucam 2 even I mean how is that possible?

I woul love to hear your experience!

Hello GUYS!!

So me and my husband going to Peru in June. Of course Matchu Pichu is on our Bucket list.

First things first: Booking in advance but WHERE DO WE START? WHAT DO WE NEED TO KNOW?

we did some little research but in the end we were just so overwhelmed with all the options Route wise, guide wise

So we would love to hear YOUR experiences and opinion 🫡

THANK YOU 🤝☺️