How do passes work?
There are 2 types of passes. Understanding the difference is key to choosing well.
Activity-based pass
You choose X attractions
You buy a set number of attractions (2, 3, 5, 7 or 10) and have 30 days to visit them. No daily pressure, you visit at your own pace.
Ideal if you want to mix sightseeing with leisure, take breaks, and enjoy the city at your own rhythm.
Day-based pass
Unlimited access for X days
You buy a duration (1 to 10 consecutive days) and can visit as many attractions as you want each day. The more you visit, the more you save.
Ideal if you want to see as much as possible in a short time, for a fast-paced, intensive trip.
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The 4 passes in detail
Go City Explorer Pass
2 to 10 attractions of your choice
From $89
- β 106 attractions available
- β Valid for 30 days
- β No daily constraints
The New York Pass
Unlimited access 1 to 10 days
From $164
- β 106 unlimited attractions
- β Unlimited per day
- β Ideal for intensive trips
CityPASS
3, 5 or 10 major attractions
From $109
- β Major attractions only
- β Valid for 9 days
- β Cheapest for the classics
Essentials Pass
1 observatory + 2 attractions
From $99
- β Simple and effective
- β Valid for 30 days
- β Ideal for short trips
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Unlike other sites, PassNewYork uses the real official prices of attractions, not the inflated "up to" prices from Go City. On average, Go City displays prices 15 to 25% higher than reality. Our prices are verified weekly on official websites.
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