All You Need to Know About the New York CityPASS
June 17 2024
For many people, a trip to New York is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and fitting in as much as possible is essential for making the most of their trip. If you’re planning a trip to New York one of the best ways to see the city’s most popular attractions while saving you time and money is a CityPASS.
What Is the New York CityPASS?
The New York CityPASS is a mobile pass or ticket that provides access to six of the city’s most popular attractions at a discounted price, allowing you to skip ticket lines while saving you money.
What’s Included?
The CityPASS includes admission to the following attractions:
- Empire State Building
- American Museum of Natural History
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Top of the Rock Observation Desk or the Guggenheim Museum
- Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island or Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises
- 9/11 Memorial and Museum or Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
How Much Does it Cost?
As of June 2024, the CityPASS costs $138 for adults and $118 for children (aged 6-17). Using a CityPASS you can save up to 40% compared to buying individual tickets.
How Long Is It Valid?
The CityPASS is valid for nine consecutive days, starting on the first day of use - this gives you plenty of time to get to the attractions at your own pace.
Tips for Using the CityPASS
- Plan Ahead - Work out which attractions you want to see and plan your days around visiting them.
- Visit Early or Late - Most attractions in New York are much less busy in the early morning or late afternoon/evening.
- Check for Additional Perks - Some attractions offer additional benefits to CityPASS holders.
For many visitors to the city, especially those on a first-time visit, the CityPASS is a worthwhile investment that keeps costs down and saves time. Whether you’re here for a weekend or a week, the CityPASS is the cheapest way to see the city’s best attractions.
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