

Why You Should Buy CityPASS On Your Next Trip
This post may contain affiliate links, which means we may receive a commission, at no extra cost to you, if you make a purchase through a link. Please see our full disclosure for further information.I love to explore historical landmarks, go on vacation and treat my family to a getaway from the busy world we live in. But of course, doing all of these things can be pretty costly. We may want to travel but we feel it is always expensive—or at least, that’s what most people think!
Are you like me who loves to travel and save at the same time? If you are, then let me introduce you to CityPASS if you don’t know about it yet! In today’s post, I will cover 8 of the 15 cities where CityPASS is available.
What is CityPASS?
How Does CityPASS Works?
Major Cities You Can Use CityPASS
1. Orlando








2. San Francisco




3. Southern California










4. Tampa Bay
- Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
- The Florida Aquarium
- ZooTampa at Lowry Park
- Clearwater Marine Aquarium
- The Tropics Boat Tours Dolphin or Sunset Cruise or Museum of Science & Industry




5.Toronto
- CN Tower
- Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
- Casa Loma
- Royal Ontario Museum
- Toronto Zoo or Ontario Science Centre
I’m from Montreal, whenever I visit my sister and nephews in Toronto, we buy CityPASS and it’s always the best decision since our family likes to explore museums and those types of attractions. Our CityPASS has already paid for itself after only 3 general admissions to the CN Tower, Ripley’s, and Ontario Science!
Like I said, Toronto CityPASS is a good deal if you plan on visiting those attractions. It saves you money and it’s a good way to explore those attractions. I don’t know about the other CityPASS, but I would say it’s worth it if you plan on visiting any of those attractions before your CityPASS expires.
When you purchase Toronto CityPASS tickets, the following is the amount you save for each person:




6. San Diego
- SeaWorld San Diego
- LEGOLAND California Resort
- San Diego Zoo or Safari Park
- USS Midway Museum
- City Cruises
- Old Town Trolley Tours
- Birch Aquarium at Scripps
- Maritime Museum of San Diego


7. Seattle




8. New York




Sophia
Wow such a great collection of city passes! Thank a lot for your support with collecting these!
Linhy Banh
Thank you! Glad this post can help you decide which one you good for you!
Sarah
I have never used a city pass, but these are great points
Linhy Banh
CityPASS is a must! Definitely helped us save a lot!! ?
Gail Bergan
Interesting post – I live in Houston and I’ve used the Houston CityPass while bringing some visitors from out of town around the city. Lots of pros and cons to the CityPass in our town. For example, yes it got us into the Museum of Fine Arts and the Natural History Museum, but only was good for general admission. For any special exhibit, we had to pay extra, and those were upwards of $20 to $30 a person. Same with the entry to the Houston Aquarium – general admission only. If you want to get into the Shark Tank or any of the other unusual exhibits, you were paying out of pocket. We used the pass to go down to NASA and felt we got our money’s worth down there only. We didn’t bother with Kemah as it was way too much driving at that point.
Linhy Banh
Hello Gail,
Thank you for your comment! It’s nice to hear your own experience! Since I have only used the Toronto CityPASS, I only had good experience with it.