New York Sightseeing Flex Pass

The New York Sightseeing Flex Pass is a flexible discount pass for New York. Use this pass to visit New York’s popular attractions at your own pace. As well as being a fair bit cheaper, the Sightseeing Flex Pass is also easier to use in comparison to buying individual tickets for all attractions. You only pay for the pass; no extra payments are required at the attractions.

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Contents

1 The costs of the Sightseeing Flex Pass
- 1.1 Prices
2 What can you see and do with the Sightseeing Flex Pass?
3 How does the Sightseeing Flex Pass work?

The costs of the Sightseeing Flex Pass

You have the freedom to choose the number of attractions and tours to include on your Sightseeing Flex Pass. Children 2 years old and under do not need a pass and for kids from 3 up to and including 12 years old there’s a special reduced price. You save at least 40% on entrance fees with this pass, compared to buying individual tickets.

Prices

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Adults	$67	$94	$125	$143	~~$179~~ $161	~~$199~~ $179	~~$254~~ $228	~~$284~~ $256
3-12 yo	$46	$63	$81	$96	~~$155~~ $111	~~$174~~ $125	~~$224~~ $161	~~$262~~ $189

What can you see and do with the Sightseeing Flex Pass?

Buy a Sightseeing Flex Pass for 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10 or 12 attractions. Then you have 60 days to visit the attractions that you choose. Create your own itinerary by choosing your favourites from a list of over 100 attractions and tours! Find the full list here.

For example, choose the Hop on Hop off Bus: a 1-day ticket for the Uptown and Downtown routes counts as one attraction. You can board right away by showing your pass at the first stop of the route.

You could also visit the Empire State Building, Top of the Rock, take a sightseeing cruise and go to the American Museum of Natural History. The modern observation decks Edge and One World Observatory are also included in the pass. The pass often has dining attractions that offer $15-$25 credit towards the bill. In addition, the Flex Pass is the only discount pass with a transfer from or to one of the New York airports.

How does the Sightseeing Flex Pass work?

Purchase the New York Sightseeing Flex Pass easily online, before you travel. You’ll receive a voucher with a QR-code, which is your pass. You can show it at the attractions, on your phone, to get in. I recommend printing the pass as well, so you have a paper copy, just in case. There’s no need to decide beforehand which attractions to visit, just decide what you want to do when you’re in New York. So, maximum flexibility for a minimum price! You can also download a digital guide. It contains information on the tours and attractions, and tells you how to use the pass at each one.

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Eric’s Tip: The Sightseeing Flex Pass gives you the freedom to visit a variety of popular New York attractions at your own pace. Do you prefer to turn up the tempo and visit as many attractions as possible during your stay? Then choose the New York Sightseeing Day Pass instead. You just decide the number of days you want in advance and then can see and do as many things as you want within that time. An extra benefit is that with the Day Pass you can take the ferry to the Statue of Liberty, which is not included in the Flex Pass.

Is the New York Sightseeing Flex Pass worth it?

I think that getting a discount pass is always a good idea. Which discount pass is best depends on what you want to see and do.

Which attractions are included in the Sightseeing Pass?

There are over 100 attractions and tours are included in the Sightseeing Pass. You save at least 40% on entrance fees with this pass, in comparison to buying tickets separately. A full list of attractions can be found here.

Is there a promo code for the New York Sightseeing Pass?

Yes, I have a promo code for the New York Sightseeing Pass. You can find it here.