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Go to CityPASS · Email me when a code appearsCityPASS bundles tickets to top attractions in 17 destinations — including New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Orlando, Boston, Seattle and Toronto — into a single prepaid pass. It suits travelers visiting a city for several days who want to see multiple major attractions without buying separate tickets at full price.
How to use a promo code at CityPASS
- Open CityPASS through our link: CityPASS.
- Choose your destination city and ticket type (adult or child).
- Add the pass to your cart.
- Enter the code in the discount/promo field at checkout.
- Confirm the updated total before paying.
CityPASS pricing at a glance
| Pass | Price |
|---|---|
| New York CityPASS, adult (18+) | $149.00 |
| New York CityPASS, child (6–17) | $129.00 |
| New York individual attractions, adult (regular value) | $307.04 |
| New York individual attractions, child (regular value) | $295.51 |
Other ways to save at CityPASS
- The New York pass lets you pick 5 attractions from 10 options, including the Empire State Building, American Museum of Natural History, Top of the Rock, the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, and the Statue of Liberty, so you only pay for what you’ll actually visit.
- CityPASS advertises adult savings of up to $158.04 (51% off) and child savings of up to $166.51 (56% off) versus buying the same New York attractions separately.
- Tickets stay valid for 9 days from your first attraction visit, and you have up to a year from purchase to start using them, so you don’t have to rush every attraction into one trip.
Shipping & returns
CityPASS tickets are digital/mobile passes rather than shipped goods. A $2 processing fee per ticket applies to each order. CityPASS reports an average rating of 4.6/5 from 88,000 reviews.
Alternatives to CityPASS
- Go City: offers all-inclusive or pay-per-attraction passes in many of the same cities, with a different pricing structure than CityPASS’s fixed attraction count.
- Sightseeing Pass: another multi-attraction bundle competitor, often covering a different mix of attractions per city.
- Buying individual attraction tickets: more flexible for travelers who only want to visit one or two sites, but loses the bundled savings CityPASS advertises.
FAQ
How long is a CityPASS valid?
9 days starting from your first attraction visit, with up to a year from purchase to begin using it.
How much can I save with CityPASS?
In New York, CityPASS advertises adult savings of up to $158.04 (51% off) and child savings of up to $166.51 (56% off) versus separate tickets.
Is there a booking fee?
Yes, a $2 processing fee applies per ticket.
How many attractions do I get?
In New York, you choose 5 attractions from 10 available options; other cities may vary.