Philadelphia Pass

Overview

The Philadelphia Pass is your personal tour guide to the city, granting you access to over 35 city attractions.

In addition to covering over $350 in entrance fees, your pass also provides discounts and special offers at select shops and restaurants in the city.

The Philadelphia Pass also includes a free pocket-sized, 100-page guidebook with detailed maps and discounts for shopping, dining and tours.

How Does It Work?

The Philadelphia Pass can be purchased for 1, 2, 3, or 5 day visits. Just present your pass at a participating attraction to gain admission and take advantage of available offers.

The pass works similar to a credit card; once it is swiped you will be granted entry to the attraction of your choosing.

The pass is activated upon its first use and can only be used on consecutive days (i.e. begin using a three day pass on a Monday and it is valid through Wednesday).

Insider Tip: Search for the Philadelphia Pass sign at popular attractions and avoid waiting in line.

Where Can I Go?

The Philadelphia Pass gets you into over 35 attractions including:
The Academy of Natural Sciences
The African American Museum in Philadelphia
Bartram’s Gardens
Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial
Betsy Ross House
City Hall Tower and Observation Deck
Eastern State Penitentiary
The Franklin Institute (and the Fels Planetarium)
Longwood Gardens
The Mutter Museum
National Constitution Center
The Philadelphia Museum of Art
The Philadelphia Zoo
The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
…and more!

For more offers and to purchase your Philadelphia Pass, visit www.philadelphiapass.com.

Get Tickets at the Independence Visitor Center

The Philadelphia Pass is available for purchase at the Independence Visitor Center. Click here for more information