The New York Pass is a tourist pass which allows you to visit more than 50 attractions in New York, saving money and jumping queues at the entrance of many of the busiest attractions. As an option it can let you travel on open double-decker city tour buses and it's available for 1, 2, 3 or 7 days.
The New York CityPASS is a similar tourist pass, valid just for 6 attractions and which lasts for 9 days.
You can check out the differences in our comparison: New York Pass or CityPASS?
These are what we consider to be the best attractions included with the New York Pass, however below you can find a link to the full list of attractions available.
Circle Line River Cruise
Unmissable boat tour (since 1945) around Manhattan to see its
skyline from the water, New York classic sites like the Brooklyn Bridge, Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, World Trade Center and many more.
Normal adult price without pass $34.
Empire State Building Observation Deck
A New York Must See for its amazing sights from the top of the building.
You can see the whole city and the views are striking. Usually fewer people if you go early, it can be windy on top (normal price $22).
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Incredible opportunity for both adults and kids to visit the interior of this wonderful
warship converted to museum, with many aircrafts exposed and the possibility to go inside a real
submarine! Normal price $24.
Statue of Liberty Ferry
This ferry includes a round trip to the island of the Statue of Liberty, which is impressive to see from real life!
The ticket for visiting the statue from the inside is not included in this one. Normal price of ferry without New York Pass, $12.
Food on Foot Tours
Explore New York neighborhoods of your choice and their various cuisines, guided by experts.
Discover new foods and learn where it's best to eat, places you would not find otherwise, travelling and eating as New Yorkers do. Normal price $49.
Top of The Rock Observation Deck
Enjoy the amazing views from the Observation Deck of the Rockefeller Center, including the Empire State Building and Central Park. (Normal price $25)
On this map you can visualize the attractions included as well as theatres, special exhibitions, audio tours, restaurants and shops which offer discounts with the pass:

Map of attractions,
try it on the New York Pass website >
The New York Pass includes a 140 pages guide and the option of transport on open double-decker city tour buses.
You can choose to add the transport option to travel without limits on open double-decker city tour buses fitted with multi language audioguides.
You use it like in a buffet. After buying it, you get free entry in all the attractions included. So the more you visit, the more you save.
When you arrive at the attractions you only need to show your pass at the entrance. After swiping your pass through a special reader you are ready to enjoy the attraction.
In several busy attractions you can save a lot of time by jumping the queue.
According to the producer, savings for 3 top attractions per day are on average:
1-day pass - $18
2-day pass - $45
3-day pass - $73
7-day pass - $196
Hence generally it is a good choice if you are willing to visit more than just 1 or 2 attractions during your stay.
It's obvious that longer multi-day passes (3 & 7 days) let you save more because their daily cost is smaller than shorter passes.
The pass is produced by Leisure Pass Group Ltd, member of the European Association of Tour Operators and of Visit London, the official London tourism organization.
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