What to Know Before Booking

The CityPASS^® ticket must be booked in the name of ALL PARTICIPANTS by writing the FULL NAME in the box for each ticket.

The CityPASS^® ticket is valid for one year from the booking date and is valid for 9 consecutive days from the date of its first use. If an attraction is not available for the requested date, you will need to visit on an alternative date or choose the alternative option. No refunds are available if the pass is partially used. We do not recommend visiting attractions on the last day of your vacation if not booked in advance.

Visit my.citypass.com for updated information on reservations, entry instructions, opening hours, and useful tips to plan your visit.

Important

AFTER BOOKING, YOU WILL RECEIVE AN AUTOMATIC CONFIRMATION AND THEN THE PASS IN A SEPARATE EMAIL.

PLEASE ALSO CHECK YOUR SPAM FOLDER.

Some attractions require advance date and time reservations. For information: HERE

Details about the included attractions:

The Empire State Building Observatory: General admission (86th floor Observatory) including the Multimedia Experience, plus free general admission the same evening, meaning a second visit on the same day (June – August, between 10:00 PM and closing time; September – May, between 8:00 PM and closing time).

American Museum of Natural History: General admission to the Museum, including access to the Rose Center for Earth and Space.

9/11 Memorial and Museum: The newest museum opened in New York to commemorate the victims and the tragedy of September 11th. A touching journey through the tragedy, but also the subsequent return to life.

Intrepid Museum: The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum features the legendary aircraft carrier Intrepid, the space shuttle Enterprise, the world's fastest jets, and a missile-launching submarine. Through exhibitions, educational programs, and the most advanced collection of technologically revolutionary aircraft and ships, visitors of all ages are taken on an interactive journey through history, to learn about the innovative spirit and American courage.

Top of the Rock^® Observatory: General admission to the Top of the Rock's panoramic terrace offers stunning 360-degree views from the indoor and outdoor terraces on the top three floors of this iconic Art Deco skyscraper.

The Guggenheim Museum: General admission to the modern architectural masterpiece by Frank Lloyd Wright, housing a world-famous collection of 20th and 21st-century art, including an audio tour.

Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Ferry: The Statue of Liberty is located on a 12-acre island in the middle of New York City's harbor. Designed by the sculptor Auguste Bartholdi, it was a gift of international friendship from the citizens of France in commemoration of the centennial of the United States in 1876. 46 meters tall, it's situated atop a granite pedestal above the walls of a star-shaped pillar. It was completed and inaugurated on October 28, 1886, and then designated a National Monument on October 15, 1924. The Statue of Liberty has become one of the most universal symbols of freedom and democracy worldwide. It does not include access inside the pedestal of the Statue or the Crown. Entry on any day and time of your choice.

Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises: A regularly scheduled landmark cruise, Liberty Midtown Cruise, or Liberty Super Express Cruise (check circleline.com for current schedules) on a specially built 70-foot speedboat along 21 meters (available from May to September).

Why choose CityPASS^® tickets?

Value — CityPASS® tickets save you time and money with one simple purchase.
Flexibility — CityPASS® tickets are valid for 9 days, so there's plenty of time to explore.
Reliability — CityPASS® tickets have been trusted by 27 million travelers since 1997.