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Boston Explorer Pass

One Ticket, 26 Attractions, Your Choice

The Boston Explorer Pass is your sightseeing ticket to the best Boston and the region have to offer. For one price you take your pick from 26 attractions – including the New England Aquarium, The Museum of Science, a tour of Fenway Park, and much more. The Explorer Pass is the only ticket you need, saving you 55% or more compared to regular admission prices

  • Pick Three Attractions for One Price
  • Entrance to your choices are FREE with the Card
  • Take up to 30 days from your first visit to your third
 
The Explorer Pass is Your Ticket
The Pass gets you in to each of your desired attractions. Simply choose the one from the list of Premier Choices and two from the list of Signature Choices. There’s no need to pick which attractions you want to see in advance and you have 30 days from when you first use the Pass to see the number of attractions you have selected.
It is Easy To Use
Every attraction covered by the Explorer Pass is ready for your visit. Simply hand the Pass to the ticket agent, they will swipe it, hand it back, and let you in. For certain tours, its best to phone in advance to reserve a seat, but otherwise the process is the same.
It Saves You Money
The cost of buying a ticket at each attraction and tour can add up quickly. With the Explorer Pass, you pay one price to access the three attractions you select. So the savings add up quickly!
Have it Mailed or Pick it Up
We have multiple shipping options to get you your Explorer Pass and guidebook before you travel. But if time is tight, simply select "In City Pick-Up" at checkout and it will be waiting for you when you to arrive!
Enjoy the Extras
Customers buy the Explorer Pass because it saves them money. But they love the Explorer Pass for all the included extras. There is the handy brochure to help you plan your days, exclusive restaurant and shopping discounts, and best of all: VIP entry at some attractions that lets you skip the lines.
Each Person Gets Their Own Pass
If you are travelling with family or friends, don't worry about a loss of freedom. Each person is free to take their pass and use it as they wish - you don't have to stick together if interests or energy levels vary.
What's the Catch?
There isn’t one. The attractions charge us special rates not available to the public. That allows us to price the Explorer Pass at a level that saves you money. That’s all there is to it.

Just show your card to take advantage all of these great Included Extras.

  • Cheers Beacon Hill - 15% savings on lunch or dinner and 15% savings in the gift shop with the Go Boston Card
  • Cheers Faneuil Hall - 15% savings on lunch or dinner and 15% savings in the gift shop with the Go Boston Card
  • Longhorn Steakhouse - Save $10.00 on food and beverage with the purchase of two entrees with the Go Boston Card
  • Mass Bay Lines Whale Watch - Go Boston Card customers receive priority boarding during the peak season months of July and August.
  • Museum of Science - Skip the General Ticket Line! Go straight to the information desk for admission.
  • New England Aquarium - Skip the admission line and proceed directly in the main door to the Information Desk with your card. Go Boston Card holders save $1 on the purchase of an IMAX ticket at the New England Aquarium. Offer cannot be combined with any discount coupon or combination ticket. Not valid for IMAX Special Presentations.
  • The Shops at Prudential Center - Complimentary PRUferred Shoppers Card with the Go Boston Card
  • UNO Chicago Grill: Copley Square - 20% savings on food purchases with the Go Boston Card

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SAVE up to 55% compared to buying regular tickets

3 attraction $44.99 $28.99
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