The Philadelphia Pass

Philadelphia, United States of America

Get the most out of your trip to Philadelphia! Enjoy FREE admission or discounts to over 30 of Philadelphia's top attractions and destinations. So whether you prefer museums or malls, zoos or gardens, sports events or shopping excursions, with The Philadelphia Pass, there really is something for everyone!

Philadelphia is a city of endless options, and the Philadelphia Pass has been designed to be your personal companion while exploring them. Choose your favorites from 30 unique attractions and then let the Philadelphia Pass do the rest. Do as much or as little as you like, and at your own pace. The Philadelphia Pass leaves you in control of your visit, allowing you to have the best experience possible to suit your personal taste.

Entry to the following attractions is FREE:

• National Constitution Center
• Big Bus Double Decker Bus
• Philadelphia Trolley Works
• Ride The Ducks
• Philadelphia Zoo
• Lights of Liberty Show
• Longwood Gardens
• Academy of Natural Sciences
• Battleship New Jersey
• RiverLink Ferry
• Independence Seaport Museum
• Please Touch Museum
• Elfreth's Alley
• Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
• African American Museum
• Mummers Museum
• Atwater Kent Museum
• QVC Studio Tour
• Lincoln Financial Field Tour
• Wachovia Center Behind the Scenes Tour
• Franklins Grave Burial Tour
• Institute of Contemporary Ar
• Mutter Museum
• Bertrams Gardens
• Simeone Auto Museum
• American Helicopter Museum
• Brandywine River Museum
• Observation Deck Penn Statue
• Philadelphia Art Museum

Special Discounts

• Bistro Romano
• Camden River Sharks
• City Tavern
• Franklin Mills Mall
• Gallery at Market East
• Jim's Steaks
• Termini Brothers Bakery

USD $48.99

Review by: Stephen H	May 2011
Was enjoyable, Philadelphia had alot more to offer than I first thought.

Review by: rosalie m	November 2010
excellent value for money in terms of the pass giving you ideas of what to do and where to go. Unfortunately for us a few places were closed for the winter or refurb. The highlight was the self guided audio walking tour, we only scratched the surface but if we go again we will buy the pass, it gives you more ideas and extras when you do get to go in to a place.

Review by: Iona D	August 2010
The Philadelphia Pass is a great pass to have when touring the differennt venues.

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	June 2009
What a great great great bargain for all the sights in Philadephia. Worth the price and hassle-free.

Review by: Toni M, United States of America	July 2008
We really enjoyed Philadelphia. We were there for only two days and saw plenty. Make sure you check out what is going on at Penn's Landing and take the short cruise. We got a free concert and met Tom Joyner. The Historic Ships tour behind the Seaport Museum was great. The only negative, the hop-on-hop off tour did not go to all of the stops listed on the map but the city transit was very easy to use they have convenient one day passes. Of course we stayed in center city so we did not have far to travel. I also recommend checking ahead of time for the hours for museums. We were there on the weekend and a lot of things weren't open and some had different hours than listed.

Review by: DARRELL L	July 2008
We really enjoyed Philadelphia. We were there for only two days and saw plenty. Make sure you check out what is going on at Penn's Landing and take the short cruise. We got a free concert and met Tom Joyner. The Historic Ships tour behind the Seaport Museum was great. The only negative, the hop-on-hop off tour did not go to all of the stops listed on the map but the city transit was very easy to use they have convenient one day passes. Of course we stayed in center city so we did not have far to travel. I also recommend checking ahead of time for the hours for museums. We were there on the weekend and a lot of things weren't open and some had different hours than listed.

Review by: Kenneth T, United States of America	August 2006
It was great way to be able to see the founding home of America. Don't try it in one day like me, you need a few days. The bus or trolley is most enjoyable, plus, it lets you figure out distances and parking.

Review by: Anonymous	August 2006
It was great way to be able to see the founding home of America. Don't try it in one day like me, you need a few days. The bus or trolley is most enjoyable, plus, it lets you figure out distances and parking.