New York Pass: 100+ Attractions & Empire State Building

One Pass, 100+ Things to Do Across New York City

You choose 1 to 5 consecutive days and get digital access to over 100 NYC attractions—observation decks, museums, walking tours, harbor cruises, and more—all included in one pass. Activate it on your first visit, use the Go City app to reserve where needed, and move through the city at your own pace. The more attractions you visit, the more you save compared to buying tickets individually.

Is this one for you?This pass is built for travelers who want to see multiple sides of New York City without the hassle of buying separate tickets or planning transport between attractions—the digital pass and app handle the logistics, leaving you free to move at your own pace and follow your interests.

What’s included

• Your pass includes digital access to 100+ attractions across New York City: observation decks (Empire State Building, One World Observatory, Top of the Rock, Edge), the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, Statue of Liberty ferry, museums (American Museum of Natural History, MoMA, Guggenheim, Whitney, Intrepid, and many more), walking tours (Chinatown, Harlem, Little Italy, Brooklyn Bridge, Broadway, Central Park, Wall Street, and others), Circle Line harbor cruises, Big Bus hop-on-hop-off Manhattan tours, Central Park and Brooklyn Bridge bike rentals, Yankee Stadium tours, and numerous other attractions.
• You also receive the Go City app with a digital guide to help plan your itinerary and make reservations where required.
• The pass is valid for 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 consecutive days, depending on which you purchase.

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Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Visit iconic NYC landmarks and museums

• Go to Empire State Building
• Visit One World Observatory
• Take Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Ferry
• See views from Top of the Rock
• Explore 9/11 Memorial and Museum
• Experience Edge NYC observation deck
• Tour Museum of Modern Art
• Visit American Museum of Natural History
• Enjoy Big Bus tour of Manhattan

The Experience

The appeal hits you right away: a single digital pass that opens doors to over 100 attractions across New York City, from the observation decks that define the skyline to the museums and neighborhoods that make the city feel real. You pick how many days you want—1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 consecutive days—and then you move through the city on your own schedule, hitting what matters to you without the friction of buying individual tickets or figuring out logistics. The New York Pass includes entry to the Empire State Building, One World Observatory, Top of the Rock, the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, the Statue of Liberty ferry, and dozens more. It's the kind of tool that lets you stop overthinking and start moving.

The way it works is straightforward. You get a digital pass through the Go City app (or a PDF guide if you prefer), and you activate it the first time you visit an attraction. From that moment, your pass is valid for however many consecutive calendar days you chose—so a 3-day pass means three full days from first use, not 72 hours. Some attractions require advance reservations, which you can handle through the app itself. Others operate on a first-come basis; you just show up and present your pass. The app also includes a digital guide to help you plan which stops make sense together, so you're not wandering Manhattan randomly. Museums like MoMA, the American Museum of Natural History, and the Guggenheim are all included. So are walking tours—Chinatown, Harlem, Little Italy, Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO, Broadway and Times Square. Circle Line harbor cruises, Big Bus hop-on-hop-off tours, Central Park bike rentals, even Yankee Stadium tours. The range is genuinely wide, which is why the pass makes sense: you're not locked into a fixed itinerary.

What saves money is the volume. If you were to buy tickets separately—Empire State Building alone runs around $40, One World Observatory $45, the 9/11 Memorial $33—the costs add up fast. The pass flattens that. You visit as many attractions as you can fit into your days, and each one costs nothing extra once you've bought the pass. That math works especially well if you're the kind of traveler who actually moves through a city rather than camping at one or two landmarks. The pass is valid for a full year from purchase, so you can buy it in advance and activate it whenever you land in New York. Note that each attraction can only be visited once per pass, and some activities—the Statue of Liberty ferry, the American Museum of Natural History, the Intrepid Museum, several of the walking tours—do need reservations. The app makes booking those straightforward, but it's worth checking early in your trip to lock in times, especially if you're visiting during peak season.

Public transportation is nearby for all of these spots, so you don't need a car. The pass works for any fitness level—you can spend a day in museums, another day on observation decks, another on walking tours, or mix them however you want. Your pass syncs to your phone the moment you confirm your order, so there's nothing to print or pick up. Just open the app, find an attraction, and go.

Top questions

Do I need to visit attractions in a specific order?

No. You create your own itinerary and visit attractions in any order you choose. The app helps you plan which stops make sense together geographically.

Are all 100+ attractions included, or do some cost extra?

All listed attractions are included with your pass. Some require advance reservations (handled through the app), but there are no additional charges once you've purchased the pass.

How long is the pass valid?

The pass is valid for 1 year from purchase. It activates on your first attraction visit and remains valid for the number of consecutive calendar days you chose (1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 days).

Can I visit the same attraction twice?

No. Each attraction can only be visited once per pass.

Do I need to make reservations for everything?

Some attractions require advance reservations (Empire State Building, American Museum of Natural History, 9/11 Memorial, Statue of Liberty ferry, and several walking tours). Others operate first-come, first-served. The app shows which ones need booking.

Is the pass digital only, or can I get a physical copy?

The pass is digital through the Go City app, but a PDF guide is also available if you prefer a printed version.

What if I don't use all my days?

Your pass is valid for consecutive calendar days from first use. If you purchase a 3-day pass and use it over 4 calendar days, it expires after the third day of activation.

Are there discounts for children or seniors?

Pricing varies by age and pass length. Check the Go City website for current rates for different age groups.

Can I use the pass with a friend, or is it personal?

The pass is personal to the purchaser. Each person needs their own pass.

What if an attraction closes or changes hours?

The Go City app and digital guide are updated regularly with current operating hours and any changes. Check the app before visiting to confirm.