Think of the New York Pass as your all access pass to the biggest and most exciting theme park in the world – New York City! By purchasing one of these smart cards, you are gaining priority and cash-free access to over 55 of New York’s most popular attractions. Just remember: the more you use this card, the more you save.

The card itself is like a credit card embedded with a ‘smart chip’. When you show up at one of the participating attractions, you simply show the card to the attendant and they will swipe it to allow entry. It’s really that simple! Did I mention that the card also allows you to skip the sometimes hours long lines? When you arrive at an attraction, simply look for the New York Pass signs and find the attendant to swipe your card. To see a complete list of attractions, click here.

Purchasing and Using your Smart Card

Once you purchase your smart card, you have up to a year to use it. The smart chip that’s embedded in the card will automatically activate your card the first time you use it and record how long the pass will remain valid. You may purchase cards good for one, two, three, or seven days. It is important to note that your New York smart card is valid for calendar days only. If you activate your one day card by going to an attraction at 4pm on Monday, the card will only remain active for the rest of that same Monday.

Money Back Guarantee

When you buy a New York Pass, you can rest easy knowing that your money is guaranteed to be returned if your plans change. The cards can be purchased up to 12 months in advance and offer a full refund on returned un-used cards. No questions asked.

Customer Support

If you have any questions or need help using the New York Smart Pass, call the customer help center at 1-877-714-1999.

The New York Smart Card Pass will simplify your visit to New York City. By taking the hassle and headache out of visiting the city’s biggest and most popular attractions, you will have more time to spend actually enjoying them! Every pass comes with a 160+ page guidebook, free of charge in English, Spanish, and German. In the guide you will find hours of operation, detailed maps, tips, and directions to every New York Pass attraction.

Saving Time & Money

The New York Pass is specifically designed to save you money in one of the most expensive cities in the world – New York City. Take a look at the general admission prices to some of the most popular attractions in New York:

Normal visits to those seven attractions would cost you over $200, not to mention the hours of waiting in long and tedious lines to get in. It causes a headache just thinking about it! The New York Smart Pass will let you skip all the lines and save hard earned money in the process.

Don’t forget that the more you see with a New York Pass, the more you save. Be sure to consider purchasing a 2, 3, or 7 day pass to ensure full savings!

New York Attractions & Special Offers

Start planning your New York City visit right now! Take a look at the 55 attractions with free entry that you are able to visit with your New York Smart Card. You’ll have a hard time choosing which ones to see!

American Museum of Natural History Bike and Roll NYC Bike Rental Bodies...The Exhibition Bronx Museum of the Arts Bronx Zoo Brooklyn Botanic Garden Brooklyn Childrens Museum Brooklyn Historical Society Brooklyn Museum Carnegie Hall Tours Central Park Zoo Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises Clipper City–Tall Ship Cruises Da Vinci’s Workshop: Inventor, Artist, Dreamer Empire State Building Observation Deck Food on Foot Tours Historic Richmond Town Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum Jewish Children's Museum Madame Tussaud's New York Madison Square Garden, All Access Tour Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) Museum of the City of New York NBC Studio Tour New Museum New York Aquarium New York Botanical Garden New York Hall of Science New York Skyride New York Transit Museum Noble Maritime Collection

Prospect Park Zoo Queens Museum of Art Queens Zoo Radio City Music Hall Stage Door Tour Shearwater Sailing Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Staten Island Botanical Garden Staten Island Childrens Museum Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Immigration Museum Ferry The Broadway Theatre District Walking Tour The Cathedral of St. John the Divine The Cloisters Museum and Gardens The Hispanic Society of America The Malcolm X & Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial, Educational and Cultural Center The Metropolitan Museum of Art The Museum of Sex The New York City Police Museum The Paley Center for Media The Studio Museum in Harlem Top of the Rock Tour at Lincoln Center Uncle Sam's Edgar Allan Poe Greenwich Village Tour Uncle Sam's Hamilton Financial Tour Uncle Sam's Heroes of the World Trade Center Tour Van Cortlandt House Museum Wave Hill Weeksville Heritage Center