New York is a very expensive city and it is important to plan your visits well to save money by purchasing some of the New York tourist cards. You have several options, and if you have come this far it is because you may be interested in the New York Pass and want to discover more about it.
With the New York Pass you will have more than 100 attractions and activities that include some viewpoints, guided tours, museum tickets, etc... In this post I tell you about how to reserve the New York Pass, what its advantages are, what attractions you can see, prices and how to book the attractions once you purchase the card.
WHAT IS THE NEW YORK PASS AND HOW IT WORKS
The New York Pass is a tourist card that will allow you to visit many of the city's attractions. The card is part of the Go City and is in electronic format.
WHAT THE NEW YORK PASS OFFERS
The New York pass will give you free entry to more than 100 activities and attractions in New York City.
You can choose the type of New York Pass you want, it goes by days; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 or 10 days. For as long as you have the card, you will have unlimited access to the attractions you want from the included list.
Once you buy the card, you have 2 years to use it. The time starts counting from the first activity you do and is to be spent on consecutive days.
WHAT THE NEW YORK PASS INCLUDES, MOST POPULAR ATTRACTIONS
Observatories: Top of the Rock, Empire State Building, One World, The Edge.
Essential places: MoMa museum, the Statue of Liberty, the Intrepid museum, the Guggenheim Museum, the 9/11 museum, cruises through New York...
Activities: Bicycle rental in Central Park, tourist bus for 1 da y, tours.
Here is the complete list of places you can visit with the card.
HOW TO USE THE NEW YORK PASS CARD AND BOOK TICKETS
First you must purchase your New York Pass for the days you want. It is recommended that you first make an itinerary around the city. My recommendation is that the first few days you group all the activities with a cost so that you can do them with the tourist card and go full speed, from one place to another, to amortize the card as much as possible. And then, dedicate your remaining days to discover the free places in New York or visit places that may not be included with the tourist cards.
Once you have your New York Pass card and download the APP, you must configure your reservation with the APP with a QR code sent to your email.
You must keep in mind that the day of use ends at midnight. That is, if you start your day at 3 p.m., for example, you will only have until midnight to use the card. I recommend that you start using your minimum card one day after arriving in New York, and that you get up early to get a very early start.
With this card you have unlimited activities per day. You can do as many as you have time for, so at the beginning I recommended that you have your New York itinerary very well marked and that you choose places to visit that are relatively close to each other, so as not to waste time on transfers.
Once you have the itinerary, it is necessary to access all the attractions' websites where you will be allowed to make a reservation, indicating that you have the New York Pass in most of them. With this reservation, you just have to show up at the entrance and pass the QR code that you will have for each reservation through the reader, through the APP.
The system is really very simple, but don't forget to reserve, especially in high season, since if you show up without a reservation at a place that requires one, you may be left without entry due to lack of availability.
WHERE TO BUY THE NEW YORK PASS
You can buy the New York Pass on several pages. I recommend buying the NEW YORK PASS on the official website, since it usually has the best rate without intermediary commission.
Although sometimes, some agencies have some sporadic offers, so I leave you all the links so you can compare:
PLAN YOUR TRIP STEP BY STEP
I hope you enjoy your trip to New York a lot and that this article has been useful to you. You can continue reading many more related articles on the blog.
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