This is probably the most common question we get asked. We’ve built our product to deliver savings compared to buying individual tickets.
Here is an example Chicago itinerary that one family of four (two adults and two children) did using the card. The prices in brackets are the prices they would have paid if they did NOT have a Go City Card and instead had to buy individual tickets. Their three day Chicago itineraries are just an example - you don’t have to do what they did – what you see and do its up to you!
| Total spend if purchased separately | ($660.70) |
|---|---|
| Cost of Go City Cards for the whole family2 adult and 2 child, 3-day cards | $389.96 |
| TOTAL Savings with cards | $270.74 |
| Day One Itinerary | |
| Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley Pass See the sites, and use for transportation | ($102) |
| The Field Museum | ($68) |
| Sears Tower Sky Deck | ($44.90) |
| Navy Pier (rides and fun) | ($60) |
| Shoreline Sightseeing Skyline Cruise | ($44) |
| Day Two Itinerary | |
| Shedd Aquarium And they didn’t worry about the lines – with the Go Card just skip the line! | ($63.80) |
| Hancock Observatory | ($48) |
| Adler Planetarium | ($88) |
| Day Three Itinerary | |
| Museum of Science and Industry | ($44) |
| Notebaert Nature Museum | ($30) |
| Tall Ship Sail | ($68) |
That’s real money. And we’re not even counting the savings many travelers get at participating restaurants and shops.
Most people spend a lot of time on the costs of hotels and flights but less time on how much it is going to cost when they get there. Smart Destinations makes it easy to see and do what you want for less.