6 must-see Philadelphia
attraction admission tickets
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Choose The Academy of Natural Sciences or National Constitution Center
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Choose Please Touch Museum or Eastern State Penitentiary
with your CityPASS in hand
a CityPASS ticket booklet
Perfect for a week or a weekend
CityPASS is Philadelphia's Best Deal
The big question: “What should we see in Philadelphia?
Philadelphia CityPASS is the answer. Do more. Save cash and time.
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Our dollar-bill-size booklet contains six real tickets to the most famous Philadelphia attractions. We’ve done the detective work, picked the best of the best, and cut the price nearly in half. (Well, 47% to be precise.)
With one quick purchase, you own admission to Philadelphia’s must-see attractions. No further research, delays, or fumbling for your wallet at every turnstile.
Adult Philadelphia CityPASS —
$59.00
Regular cost of ticket combination is
$110.99. You save $51.99.
Kids Philadelphia CityPASS (ages 2-12) —
$39.00
Regular price of ticket combination is
$81.21. You save $42.21.
Skip Most Ticket Lines
You’ll skip most ticket lines, thanks to Philadelphia CityPASS. Look for Philadelphia CityPASS signs at the box office or entrance; the exact place to present your ticket is noted on the front of each Philadelphia CityPASS ticket.
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The Purchase is Simple.
Buy Now, Save 47%.
Can't make up your mind? Buy it when you get there. Waiting won't cost a dime more, and booklets are available at every participating Philadelphia CityPASS attraction.
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Philadelphia: City of Love
Birthplace of the USA and Greek for "brotherly love," Philadelphia is a city built on Independence, soul, and a seamless melding of history and innovation. Thanks to founder William Penn, the city is laid out in a simple grid, boasting easy-to-navigate streets framed by more than 2 million trees and the nation's largest urban park.
The Franklin Institute
Located in the heart of Philadelphia, The Franklin Institute is a leading museum in science and innovation. Interactive exhibits include the new Changing Earth and Electricity exhibitions, plus Space Command, Sir Isaac's Loft: Where Art Physics Collide, The Franklin Air Show, and the famous Giant Heart.more
Adventure Aquarium
Located on the Camden Waterfront, Adventure Aquarium believes in giving their guests the best, most immersive experiences possible. Now you can visit five touch areas, including the totally re-designed Touch-A-Shark exhibit, and experience and touch jellyfish, stingrays, lobsters, shrimp, and much more.more
Phila Trolley & The Big Bus Company
Experience the history and beauty of Philadelphia from the top of an authentic double-decker bus. Enjoy spectacular views of the city. Get some fresh air and sun while fully trained guides entertain you with facts and fun stories about Philadelphia.more
Philadelphia Zoo
The Philadelphia Zoo is home to a 42-acre Victorian garden and more than 1,300 animals, many of them rare and endangered.more
The Academy of Natural Sciences
The oldest natural history museum in the Americas features fun, informative family exhibitions inspired by the Academy's rich history of exploration and environmental research. Dig for dinosaur fossils, stroll among live butterflies, touch a live animal, learn the importance of watersheds or explore dioramas featuring animals from around the world.more
National Constitution Center
The National Constitution Center dramatically tells the story of the Constitution from Revolutionary times to the present through more than 100 interactive, multimedia exhibits, film, photographs, text, and artifacts. The center also features a powerful, award-winning theatrical performance, Freedom Rising.more
Please Touch Museum
The Children's Museum of Philadelphia is designed for families with young children. It features six brand new interactive exhibits, daily activities and theater performances. Housed in historic Memorial Hall in Fairmount Park, the museum now also offers on-site parking, a family-friendly cafe and a century-old carousel.more
Eastern State Penitentiary
America’s most historic prison was once the most famous and expensive prison in the world. It stands today in ruin, a haunting world of crumbling cellblocks and empty guard towers. The vaulted, sky-lit cells once held many of America’s most notorious criminals, including bank robber "Slick Willie" Sutton and gangster Al Capone.more
"I traveled with a friend in and around Philadelphia for a long weekend, and CityPass made it a blast. Being from the area, I felt as if I had seen most of what the area had to offer, but I was fortunately surprised." Samantha – New Jersey
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Philadelphia CityPASS Reviews
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"In just two days, we were able to visit multiple sights and museums in Philadelphia thanks to City Pass..."
D & J B – Connecticut
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"CityPass was an excellent way to both help us save money and decide where to go!"
Jennifer – New York
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"Everything was convenient and we didn't have to worry about pulling out money for admission."
Teresa Lett – Alabama
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"This was my 3rd city pass trip in the past year."
bob – Boston
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Tips, specials and promotions
Highly selective and deeply discounted, Philadelphia CityPASS booklets contain six tickets: 1) The Franklin Institute, admission and one Fels Planetarium show; 2) Adventure Aquarium, admission; 3) Phila Trolley & The Big Bus Company, 24 hours of on-off privileges (from time of validation) during normal operating hours; 4)Philadelphia Zoo, admission; 5) an Option Ticket, with choice of either admission to The Academy of Natural Sciences – or admission to the National Constitution Center; and 6) an Option Ticket, with choice of Please Touch Museum, admission to all museum exhibits, special features and performances in the Please Touch Playhouse (limited seating available) – or Eastern State Penitentiary, admission during normal hours of operation; children under seven cannot be admitted.
