New York Pass
The New York Pass gives you free access to over 80 top tours and attractions in the Big Apple. It also includes priority access to some of the busiest attractions and extra discounts.
The New York Pass is not to be confused with the New York CityPASS, a different type of tourism pass (a booklet with 6 tickets, perfect for a weekend trip to NYC).
Attractions Included
These are just some of the attractions included:
- Empire State Building Observation Deck
- Rockefeller’s Top of the Rock
- Ferry to the Statue of Liberty
- Ferry to Ellis Island
- MoMA
- Madame Tussauds
- Boat tour of New York City
- Guggenheim Museum
- Madison Square Garden
- Hop on Hop Off Big Bus Tour
You can find the list of attractions included (there are over 100) on this guide or on their official website.
All Adult New York Passes come with a 200-page pocket guidebook and you'll also get great discounts on other attractions.
New York Pass Cost
You can buy the pass for a minimum of 1 day and a maximum of 10 days. However, keeping in mind the price, we recommend the 5 or 7-day pass.
Prices can vary depending on the season. There also tend to be 50% discounts on many of the children's fares.
| Duration | Adults | Children (ages 4 to 12) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 day | US$ 142 | US$ 109 |
| 2 days | US$ 189 | US$ 134 |
| 3 days | US$ 229 | US$ 169 |
| 4 days | US$ 264 | US$ 189 |
| 5 days | US$ 294 | US$ 209 |
| 6 days | US$ 314 | US$ 229 |
| 7 days | US$ 334 | US$ 249 |
| 10 days | US$ 369 | US$ 284 |
Is it Worthwhile?
Although it might seem a little pricey, the pass is profitable for 90% of tourists who buy the pass. There are similar passes in most cities worldwide, but this one is among the best ways to save money in New York.
Where to Buy the New York Pass?
The easiest way to buy the New York Pass is online directly on our site. You can then collect it once you get to New York, in the “Big Bus Welcome Center” on 712 7th Avenue (the closest subway station is 49th Street).
