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Where did you purchase the tickets - from the official website? In that case, the answer is probably not because tickets are normally not refundable or changeable. I guess it wouldn't hurt to ask - perhaps they may allow it for goodwill reasons (over the last two years, a lot of rules were ignored due to COVID-19).

You need to be more specific with the question. I have no idea how you define reasonably priced. Also, what type of meal are you looking for - just a quick bite in between visiting the Colosseum and Roman Forum? Or something more?

I would use the official ticketing website - CoopCulture. Otherwise you would be buying through a third party who is marking up and reselling tickets after they bought them from CoopCulture. No need to add a middleman to the transaction.

When we were there - late June 22 - the top layers were closed due to restoration work. They were covered in scaffolding and awnings.

The Colosseum has a timed entry. You need to enter the Colosseum at the exact time on your ticket - you do not have a 24 hour window to visit the Colosseum. The 24 hours rule applies to your entry to the Roman Forum + Palatine Hill. You can enter the Roman Forum + Palatine Hill at any time within the next 24 hours after your Colosseum visit (as long as it is during its operating hours)

Yes, admission is free on the first Sunday of each month. However, a few areas are closed on free admission days - the arena floor and the underground are not available on those days. You cannot reserve entry tickets in advance for free admission days - you will need to wait in line to enter. They monitor the number of visitors - if they reach the maximum occupancy limit, they will hold up the line and wait until people leave to resume admitting people.

You can take backpacks into the Coloseum they x ray. everything including handbags no problems at all. In March we had to wear face masks everywhere the white ones not the thin blue one, that may have altered now in May. Enjoy your trip.

Go to the official ticketing website CoopCulture. After you select the date and time of entry, there is a pop-up menu which displays the different ticket options. For your daughter, select the "Free ticket - under 18" option. Remember to bring your daughter's passport to the Colosseum for proof of age. There is another option labeled "Free Ticket - people with disabilities." You can select that option for your ticket. Again, you will need to bring the necessary documentation about your disability for review on site.