Boston tourist passes are a great way to save money on attractions and tours. Here in Boston, we have two main competing options that can save you considerable money, depending on your plans.
Below is a detailed comparison of both passes:
Go City Explorer & All-Inclusive Passes 
The Go City Explorer Pass offers great savings and flexibility tailored to your needs. It works especially well for multi-day stays. Choose 2 to 5 attractions from a selection of 34+ options including tours.
The Go City All-Inclusive Pass provides unlimited access to 46+ major attractions and tours for a chosen number of days—perfect for intensive sightseeing.
Attractions include the MFA, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Fenway Park tours, hop-on/hop-off trolleys, harbor cruises, View Boston Observation Deck, Museum of Science, and many more.
You don’t need to decide your choices in advance. Select them when you visit (subject to availability and reservations where required).
|
Plan |
Choose from |
Valid |
Adult (starting) |
Child (3-12) (starting) |
| Explorer (2 Attractions) | 34+ Attractions | 30 Days | $54 | $39 |
Plan: Explorer (2 Attractions)
Choose from: 34+ Attractions
Valid: 30 Days
Adult: $54
Child (3-12): $39
Plan: All-Inclusive (various days)
Choose from: 46+ Attractions
Adult: from $79
Child: from $49
Boston CityPASS 
The Boston CityPASS works well for focused sightseeing. It includes admission to the New England Aquarium and Museum of Science, plus your choice of two more from this list:
- Boston Harbor City Cruises
- View Boston Observation Deck
- Franklin Park Zoo
- Harvard Museum of Natural History
- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (subject to current offerings)
Choose your additional attractions when visiting (advance reservations recommended for some sites).
|
Plan |
Choose from |
Valid |
Adult |
Child (3-11) |
| Boston CityPASS (4 Attractions) | 6+ Attractions | 9 Days | $84 | $72 |
Plan: Boston CityPASS (4 Attractions)
Choose from: 6+ Attractions
Valid: 9 Days
Adult: $84
Child (3-11): $72