New York Pass

New York Pass is a “smart card” which allows users to take advantage of a cash free entry to over 80 iconic New York tourist attractions, including walking tours, museums, parks, gardens, boats, bike rentals, and more, all for one low price once activated. Every pass comes with a complimentary 200 page guidebook with directions to every location.

How New York Pass Works

The smart card records when and where you first use your pass, as well as how long the pass will remain valid. This means your pass is activated the moment that you first use it at an attraction or service. A “day” is based on a calendar day, not a 24-hour period. The New York Pass is valid for use on consecutive days only. Users can visit each attraction just once with the pass. At the end of the validity period, the pass will expire and will no longer allow access to attractions. For example, if visitors use a three-day pass for the first time on Monday, the pass will cease working at the end of Wednesday, regardless of how often it was used in between. New York Pass will also soon introduce a new, free app, complete with information and photographs of over 80 NYC attractions, as well as practical tips to make the best of the visit.

Additional Benefits

New York Pass entitles users to discounts at participating restaurants, retailers and celebrated Broadway shows simply by showing your pass, including Bloomingdales, Heartland Brewery and Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark Broadway musical. Skip-The-Line VIP Privileges

Places you can use the pass

• American Museum of Natural History

• Brooklyn Botanical Garden

• Carnegie Hall Tours

• Guggenheim Museum

• Discovery Times Square Exhibits

• Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

• Lincoln Center Tour

• Madame Tussauds Wax Museum

• Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

• Planet Hollywood

• The Cloisters Museum and Gardens

• The Metropolitan Museum of Art

• The NYC Police Museum

• Top of the Rock Observation Desk

Bus Tour Packages

As an option, users can purchase one of the bus tour packages which include the New York Pass, as well as a ticket for the CitySights NY double-decker guided bus tours. These tours go to or near most of the attractions offered with the New York Pass. The hop-on hop-off service runs from 8 AM to 6 PM. There are several buses that run along each loop. They stop approximately every ten blocks and run about 15-30 minutes apart depending on traffic. The bus packages also include the Hop-on Hop-off Brooklyn Tour and the nonstop Night Tour.

Sample Itineraries one

• Renting a bike from Blazing Saddles for the day ($39 value)

• Hopping on the Shearwater Class Schooner ($45 value)

• Taking an audio tour at the Intrepid Museum ($29 value)

• Enjoying dinner at the Heartland Brewery (save 10 percent)

• Finishing the day at Discovery Times Square Body

Worlds($27 value)

Estimated Total: $140 Savings: $55+

Itinerary two

• Empire State Building ($25 value)

• Top of the Rock ($27 value)

• Statue of Liberty Harbor Cruise ($24 value)

• NBC Studio Tour ($24 value)

• Madame Tussauds Wax Museum ($36 value)

Estimated Total: $136 Savings: $51

Pricing

The more days on the pass you buy, the more you save. Passes are sold at one day, two day, three day, five day or seven day intervals with a one day pass costing $85 (adults) and $60 (kids).

Website
www.newyorkpass.com