New York City · NYC SIGHTSEEING PASSES
Good nyc sightseeing passes tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Save on five major New York attractions with CityPASS, including the Empire State Building, museums, observation decks, cruises, and Ellis Island.
“This was such great value for money, all of the attractions were top class and getting the vouchers was so easy”
Compare NYC’s top sights with the Explorer Pass, including Edge, Empire State Building, cruises, museums, and flexible 30-day access.
“A convenient prepaid way to enjoy the City with no hidden costs. Plenty to choose from. Great Pass.”
New York CityPASS covers five top attractions over nine days, with mobile entry, flexible choices, and savings for a well-planned NYC visit.
“The tickets were very good value for money, however due to my email address not being sent to City Pass, at first we were unable to book any activities. This was soon rectified with a phone all to customer service, after that the bookings went well.”
Save on top New York attractions with a flexible Go City Explorer Pass, including Edge, Empire State Building, cruises, museums, and tours.
“Had the best time in NYC, third visit and always use the same pass as it works for me. Never any issues”
TourPass NYC combines Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island ferries, a 9/11 Museum visit, and a harbor cruise for $129.
“I was happy to have the experience, but I wish I had more time especially at Ellis Island. The lack of time there most likely was because I added the 9/11 Memorial to the trip. I will go back to Ellis Island on a future trip so I feel like I had the full experience. You need more than 50 minutes for sure. If you want to climb up into the Statue of Liberty you will also need more time and a pass from the National Parks. My only regret was how quick the time went by and the hectic schedule to get on the ferry. I felt like the…”
Pick a deck, a pier, a borough or a table.
