New York City Explorer Pass Highlights

See 3, 5, or 7 attractions and tours of your choice and save money on entry fees.

Visit the MET (The Metropolitan Museum of Art), the MoMA (The museum of Modern Art), the Guggenheim Museum, Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, the Botanical Garden, Top of the Rock Observatory, and many, many more.

Get around on the Downtown/ Uptown Hop-On Hop-Off bus or take bike tours and Food on Foot tours. Tour Yankee Station, Rockefeller, Radio City Music Hall and more.

Description

New York City is America’s real land of opportunity, and here’s an opportunity you can’t pass up. With a New York City Explorer Pass you can choose to check out 3, 5 or 7 amazing attractions — from a list of over 60. This convenience will save you time. See the big art museums, take a BEAST speedboat ride, get a tour of Rockefeller and Radio City Music Hall, bike over the Brooklyn Bridge, and more.

New York has it all. And this Explorer Pass gets you access to as much of it as you can handle.

What’s included

Access to a number of attractions booked with your ticket.

What’s not included

●Some attractions may offer upgrades or special exhibits for an additional fee.

Instructions

●Show your smartphone at the entrance of the scenic spot you are visiting. The pass will be scanned and you’ll either receive direct access to the attraction or a paper ticket.

◆The pass can be activated within 1 year after you have bought it and is valid for 30 days after activation.

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