Who has bought tickets before? Can you tell me how to understand if I should buy a ticket with paren…

You just buy a ticket for yourself and go with the kids.

You just get two tickets and that's it. Last year we got tickets for the City Hall, I like it there better. But we let our 8 and 6-year-olds go alone, we sat in the lobby waiting. Everything is organized there, and it's impossible to get lost.

With parents, it seems the ticket says children under 14 are allowed if accompanied by an adult. I took care of myself and my son (I ordered a gift for my son's ticket).

Nadezhda Zuevich If the price wasn't 7000, you would have bought it. 21000 just for three kids. 28000 with mine, and 3 more gifts. That's quite a bit! 30000

It's so crowded there! You have to go with a child, get 2 regular tickets. And there's an inspection beforehand, stuff on the conveyor belt, tickets are checked. I can't imagine sending small children alone

We went last year, and each person needed a separate ticket, both for the parent and the adult. Add a gift to the child's ticket.

Nadezhda Zuevich Tickets used to be so fun back then. You know, where the kids would just go around and around the Christmas tree until you caught your own)

Anastasiya Kiseleva It used to be so much simpler. Kids were taken from the metal detector. All the kids walked together in a line down the hallway into the building. Then they were helped to undress and seated at their places, and I think back then there weren't assigned seats – it was a free-for-all, whoever got there first. And then they were all led out to the tree the same way, and they walked around it until they were picked up. I took my older ones myself once, but they were already 9 then. I was 6 the first time, lost a boot, and my dad had to go get me some felt boots)))) Then I lost the ticket for a gift, and they just gave me the gift anyway. Later, they found the boot, and my dad had to go back for it))))