Colosseum tickets carry your name, so buy them officially
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Colosseum entry tickets are named, and for the underground and arena visit and the evening event the name must match your ID or you are refused entry with no guaranteed refund. Buy only on the Colosseum's own ticketing site, through its call centre or at its ticket offices. Touts outside may claim to be staff, but a real staff member never asks for extra money to skip the line, so walk past and book ahead.
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