Save 40%+ with a Big Apple CityPASS
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Even though I lived only an hour train-ride north of the Big Apple for nearly three years, I still consider myself a tourist when I visit New York City.
I highly recommend the CityPASS especially if this is your first time visiting New York City. It’s a really good deal, and I’ve been a happy repeat customer when visiting with other first-timers.
You can save 40% or more on the six-attraction CityPASS – a huge savings of nearly $100 per person. Or save up to 27% on the three-attraction C3 ticket. The money as well as the time you save by not standing in line for most of the attractions is worth the investment.*
Here’s an overview of the two options.
New York CityPASS
CityPASS price: adult: $132; child (6-17) $108 – includes admission to six attractions: three pre-determined/preset; three options to choose from*
Empire State Building
American Museum of Natural History
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Top of the Rock Observatory OR Guggenheim Museum
Ferry access to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island OR Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises
9/11 Memorial and Museum OR Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum
C3 ticket option
Needing a little more flexibility and only have time for a few attractions?
Pick the C3 tour option where you can decide on what to see as you go. It’s a savings of up to 27% depending on which of the three attractions you choose.
C3 price: $83 adult; $63 child (4 to 12); choose three of the following.*
- Empire State Building
- Top of the Rock Observation Deck
- Ferry access to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
- 9/11 Memorial and Museum
- American Museum of Natural History
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises
- Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum
- Guggenheim Museum
- Hornblower Sightseeing Cruises
Super convenient – the dates are flexible for both options meaning you can visit the CityPASS attractions when you want over a nine-day period, including first day of use (no stress of trying to fit everything in on one or two days).
And save time as you can skip the lines at most of the attractions. Tickets uploaded to mobile or you can print the CityPASS if needed.
Plan ahead: Check the hours and days of operation for all CityPASS attractions.
Additional CityPASS locations
Traveling to other destinations? Make sure to order CityPASSes for your entire family before you go!
Atlanta
Save 40% on Atlanta’s 5 best attractions with CityPASS. Shop Now!Boston
Save 43% or more on Boston’s 5 best attractions with CityPASS. Shop Now!Chicago
Save 50% on Chicago’s 5 best attractions with CityPASS. Shop Now!Dallas
Save 40% on Dallas’ 4 best attractions with CityPASS – Shop Now!Houston
Save 47% on Houston’s 5 best attractions with CityPASS. Shop Now!San Francisco
Save 47% on Houston’s 5 best attractions with CityPASS. Shop Now!Seattle
Save 45% or more on Seattle’s 5 best attractions with CityPASS. Shop Now!Tampa Bay
Save 51% or more on Tampa Bay’s 5 best attractions with CityPASS. Shop Now!Another NYC tour option for TV and movie buffs
My family and I are huge movie fans (Oscar night is about as big as the Super Bowl in our house). We love to visit filming locations when we travel. Definitely going to check out On Locations Tours the next time we’re in New York City.
If you have any questions, please comment below.
Please check the CityPass website for the most up-to-date pricing and savings. Costs listed here are as of April 9, 2019.
Good value to all the main attractions!
I love citypass. We have used in various other cities and it has worked out great.
I love getting citypass as I travel. I like paying everything up front!
Been hearing more about City Pass and it seems like such a great deal!! Definitely keeping it in mind!
Thanks for the great info! I will have to get one when I go to NYC.
I am definitely getting one the next time I am in the city! Thanks for the tip!
Great article and great tips!
I wish I had read this before I went! We did not get the city pass.
We will get a New York CityPASS when we visit. It looks like a great value.
I love CityPASS – it saved us so much money and TIME on our recent trip to Chicago. Definitely something I’ll check out when we go to other cities.
CityPASS does offer similar passes to several other cities (added links to the bottom of the blog for easy reference).
I love passes such as this and have used similar discounts in other cities. I love saving money!!
I love this! I use it too!
Cool! next time I am there for work I’ll have to check it out. We have this here in San Diego. I’ll have to look into what it offers here!
I love CityPass. i have used them in NYC and Chicago. Definitely worth the money!
This seems like a good thing to have. We bought a 2 day London pass for this summer. Last time in NYC, we visited the Top of the Rock, 911 memorial (before the museum), took the Stanton Island Ferry to go past the Statue of Liberty (we couldn’t get tickets even months in advance), walked the High Rail, and tried Shake Shack. It was a really good day.
Yes! These passes are so so worth every penny. We recently did the go Oahu card which is similar and it saved us so much money! Such great value!
I love when posts add prices to their content! I love knowing how much something costs so I can budget properly!
Thanks…happy that information is helpful!
CityPasses are a great way to save money AND see all of the top attractions! Thanks for sharing!
I’ve heard so much about CityPass and think I’m going to check into it for Atlanta. My son goes to school there and it would be good to start the exploring a little more.
Awesome! Such a great value! My family and I are going to Boston next month and we’ll take advantage of the time and cost savings that CityPASS offers.,