Explore the World Attractions Tier List
What to do at Saltmere, Paris, and London—ranked for fun, stamps, hotels, and postcard progress.
Once your flight leaves Saltmere, Explore the World becomes a sightseeing checklist. This attractions tier list ranks landmarks and time-killers in the Roblox experience by Tartan Studios so you waste less of the post-landing bus window and still enjoy the airport fantasy before boarding.
Destinations currently center on Paris and London, with passport stamps, photo moments, and seven postcards feeding badges like Two-City Traveller and Postcard Collector. Pair this page with Cabin Classes and the parent Tier List Hub.
Ranking criteria
- Stamp / postcard value — Does the stop advance Welcome to Paris, Welcome to London, or postcard saves?
- Spectacle — Views, rides, and chimes worth clipping for content
- Time cost — Queues, lifts, and travel from the bus drop
- Repeatability — Fun on flight #2, not only the first visit
- Airport utility — Pre-board activities that keep you sane without missing the gate
S = prioritize on relevant city trips. A = excellent when you have spare time. B = flavor stops or easy-to-skip diversions.
S tier — Eiffel Tower (Paris)
The Eiffel Tower is the Paris headline. Lifts to the top deliver the destination fantasy and anchor the Welcome to Paris passport stamp loop. If you only have time for one Paris stop, make it this.
Why S
- Iconic payoff after the Saltmere → Paris flight
- Strong photo and postcard potential
- Clear “I arrived” moment for new travellers
- Natural first stop when chasing Two-City Traveller alongside London
Tips — Head there soon after the city bus; save arcade energy for Saltmere. Bring friends if you want shared screenshots from the lift platforms.
S tier — London Eye (London)
The London Eye mirrors Paris’s big-ride energy. It is the must-do London attraction for first landings and a centerpiece for Welcome to London stamp runs.
Why S
- Signature London skyline experience
- High spectacle per minute when sessions are short
- Pairs cleanly with a Big Ben photo stop on the same visit
- Keeps London feeling equal to Paris for two-city badge hunters
Tips — Plan Eye → Big Ben as a compact loop before you AFK. If the server is busy, stay with your party so you do not lose people between rides.
A tier — Big Ben (London)
Big Ben chimes and landmark presence earn A. It is slightly behind the Eye for “ride fantasy,” but essential for a complete London postcard/photo set and audio atmosphere.
Why A
- Instantly readable London landmark
- Great audio/visual souvenir moment
- Short stop you can chain after the Eye
- Helps sessions feel finished even on quick layovers
Tips — Do not skip it just because you already rode the Eye; stamp and postcard collectors want coverage across iconic spots.
A tier — First Class lounge (Saltmere)
The First Class lounge ranks A among airport attractions for players who bought the upgrade. It is not a city landmark, but it is one of the best pre-board spaces in the game.
Why A
- Matches the premium cabin fantasy from the cabin tier list
- Calmer than the arcade for voice-chat parties
- Makes security → boarding downtime feel intentional
Caveats — Requires First Class. Linger too long and you may earn Running Late the hard way. Set a mental gate alarm.
A tier — In-flight map & meal service
Midair, the live flight map and meal orders are A-tier immersion tools. They do not stamp your passport, but they sell the passenger roleplay between Saltmere takeoff and city landing.
Why A
- Gives Economy players something to do without Robux
- Helps kids and newer players stay engaged during cruise
- Complements Wheels Up celebration energy after the safety demo
A tier — City hotels (London & Paris)
Hotels after landing rank A for overnight roleplay. They do not replace Eiffel Tower or London Eye for stamps, but they extend the city fantasy once sightseeing is done.
Why A
- Private upstairs bedroom via Hotel Room Pass (125 R$)—only you enter
- Hotel Suites Pass (129 R$) for Royal Suite / Suite Iris plus standard hotel access
- Strong screenshot and AFK-base value after Eye or tower runs
- Works in both London and Paris with the same passes
Tips — Stamp and landmark photos first. Full flow on Hotels; prices on Game Passes.
A tier — Planespotting deck (Saltmere)
The planespotting deck is an A-tier hub attraction for players who bought the cheap Planespotting Pass (20 R$). Binoculars stay on the deck when you leave.
Why A
- Anytime airport flavor between flights without leaving Saltmere
- Low Robux cost versus cabins or hotels
- Great voice-chat hangout while watching the gate clock
Caveats — Zero stamp value. Do not miss boarding. Pass details: Game Passes and Saltmere Airport.
B tier — Arcade (Saltmere)
The arcade is a solid B-tier time-killer while you wait after security. Fun, but easy to overplay until boarding calls vanish into the noise.
Why B
- Good filler when gates are delayed
- Social noise that fits a busy hub airport
- Low progression value versus city landmarks
Tips — One or two games max if you still need Boarding Pass flow practice. Badge hunters who want clean takeoffs should prefer watching the gate.
B tier — Massage chair (Saltmere)
The massage chair is pure vibe. Rank B: memorable, meme-friendly, and dangerous for punctuality.
Why B
- Perfect screenshot joke between snacks and boarding
- Zero stamp value
- Classic way players accidentally invent their Running Late story
B tier — Snacks & minor hub props
Snack stands and smaller Saltmere props stay B. They flesh out New Saltmere after you press Play for Welcome to Saltmere, but they should never outrank Eiffel Tower or London Eye planning.
Sample itineraries
Two-City Traveller speed plan
- Economy or better: Saltmere check-in → board → Paris
- S-tier: Eiffel Tower lift + stamp
- Return / rebook flow as the game allows → London
- S-tier: London Eye → A-tier: Big Ben + stamp
Chill First Class evening
- Check in, clear security
- A-tier lounge or planespotting deck (watch the clock)
- Board, enjoy map + meals
- One S-tier city landmark, then postcard photos
- Optional A-tier hotel room or suite if you own the pass
Badge-focused postcard night
Prioritize landmarks that photograph well (Tower, Eye, Big Ben) and track saves toward Postcard Collector’s seven cards. Hotels are after photos, not instead of them. Revisit the players hub for badge definitions.
What not to optimize with cheats
Teleport scripts that dump you on the Tower skip the flight fantasy and risk bans. There are no verified Explore the World scripts on the Scripts Hub. Play the bus-into-city moment; it is part of the loop.
Related pages
- Tier List Hub — overview of cabin + attraction rankings
- Cabin Classes — Economy / First Class / Private Jet
- Hotels — Room vs Suites after city landings
- Game Passes — planespotting, hotels, cabins
- Getting Started — airport flow before sightseeing
- Updates — new destinations that will reshuffle this list
- Links Hub — official Roblox game and Tartan Studios
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
What is the best attraction in Paris?
The Eiffel Tower ranks S tier—use the lifts and treat it as your first Paris priority for stamps and photos.
What should I do first in London?
Ride the London Eye (S tier), then visit Big Ben (A tier) for a compact landmark loop.
Where do hotels and the planespotting deck rank?
City hotels and the Saltmere planespotting deck both rank A for roleplay and hub flavor. They sit behind S-tier landmarks for stamps and postcards.
Are the arcade and massage chair worth it?
They are fun B-tier Saltmere fillers. Enjoy them briefly so you do not miss boarding.
Does First Class lounge beat city landmarks?
For pre-board comfort, the lounge is A tier. For passport stamps and postcards, Paris and London S-tier landmarks still matter more.
Will new cities change this tier list?
Yes. When Tartan Studios adds destinations, landmark priorities will be re-ranked on this page and noted in Updates.
Do I need Private Jet to visit attractions?
No. Economy and First Class flights reach the same Paris and London sightseeing loops.