CityPASS Discount Code

CityPASS has sold over 24 million passes since 1997, bundling admission to the top four to six attractions in a city into one purchase that saves visitors up to 54% compared with buying each ticket separately. Whether you are planning a first trip to New York or a family break in Chicago, a CityPASS discount code from BudgetFitter cuts the cost before you even arrive.

The pass works simply: choose your city, buy online, and use a city pass discount code from BudgetFitter to reduce the cost further. Show your mobile pass (or printed booklet) at each attraction — there are no hidden fees, no complicated redemption steps, and no pressure to stick to a rigid itinerary. Your CityPASS is valid for nine consecutive days from first use, giving you flexibility to spread sightseeing across the trip.

Everything You Need to Know About CityPASS

How CityPASS Works

After purchasing online, your CityPASS is delivered digitally to your email. You activate it by scanning in at your first attraction, and from that moment the nine-day window begins. Each pass includes a fixed set of top-rated venues — in New York, for example, this means the Empire State Building, the American Museum of Natural History, and the Statue of Liberty Ferry, among others. Skip-the-line access is included at many sites, which can be worth as much as the monetary saving itself during busy periods.

The average customer rating across all cities stands at 4.6 out of 5 from more than 88,000 verified reviews — a figure that reflects consistent quality rather than a single standout location. Customer support is responsive, and refunds are available if plans change before first use.

Which Cities Are Covered?

CityPASS operates in a focused range of major North American destinations. Cities covered include New York, Chicago, Seattle, Toronto, Atlanta, San Francisco, Dallas, Houston, Tampa, and Philadelphia. Each city pass is tailored to that location — the specific attractions vary, but the format is consistent: a curated selection of the must-see sites at a significant combined discount.

For UK travellers visiting North America on a city break, a CityPASS is often one of the smartest pre-trip purchases. Booking before you travel locks in the saving and means you can head straight to the entrance on arrival rather than joining the ticket queue. Pairing a CityPASS with a service like Big Bus Tours can extend your city coverage even further, using the hop-on hop-off route to move between attractions efficiently.

CityPASS vs Go City: Which Pass Wins?

The two main multi-attraction pass providers take different approaches. Go City offers an all-inclusive day-pass model where you pay per day and visit as many partner attractions as you like. CityPASS takes a curated approach — a smaller, hand-picked set of the city’s highest-rated attractions at a fixed bundle price. If you plan to visit four or more specific big-name sites, CityPASS typically offers better value per attraction. If you prefer the freedom to hop between dozens of venues, Go City may suit you better.

For an alternative bundle approach, Attraction Tickets also packages multi-attraction deals, particularly for popular theme park destinations, and is worth comparing when planning holidays to Orlando or other major parks.

How to Get the Best CityPASS Discount

CityPASS pricing already includes a substantial saving built in — up to 54% off combined gate prices — so the pass itself is the discount rather than a separate promotional code. BudgetFitter tracks verified CityPASS deals and updates this page when new offers become available. Check the deals section above for the current verified offer before purchasing.

A few tips for getting the most from your pass: book before you travel so the pass is ready from day one; plan your itinerary loosely around the included attractions to ensure you visit enough to justify the bundle cost; and check which attractions offer skip-the-line access, as this is most valuable at high-footfall sites like observation decks and large natural history museums.

For city-break travellers looking to manage all travel costs in one place, City Sightseeing Bus passes are a useful complement to a CityPASS — the bus gives you the overview of a city’s layout, while CityPASS gets you inside the attractions. BudgetFitter maintains verified deals for both.