Top Boston Sightseeing Passes

We stayed in Boston for a week and really got our moneys worth from this pass. It was easy to use, the app was brilliant to help us decide which attractions we would visit. Such great value if you’re going for a longer trip and plan on going hard on the sights.

Everething when without a hitch. You just have to follow the instruction for the app. I saw everything that I wanted to see. I will keep on using it for other trips it save me a bundle.

Well worth the money! My husband and I had gone to Boston 17 years ago but we didn't tour everything because of the cost. This time we got the pass and we did so much more! It was very convenient and gave us a lot of options of things to do. The only thing is that I wish we had an option to do the Boston Tea Party Museum and maybe another Hop on Hop Off Tour option. We took advantage of Boston's public transportation system and visited other locations because of our pass. We got to see more. Highly recommend.

The pass was a great way to see a new city while saving a few bucks on attractions. The guides were friendly and informative. The only drawback with that some reservations did not guarantee a ticket—specifically for the sunset cruise. All in all was a great value and experience.

This was definitely worth the cost. We went to four sites and saved plenty of money by buying this pass.

The pass was awesome. Easy to use. I wish it included something with parking as we had to pay $48.00 for 2 hours of parking to go into the Aquarium. Would definitely suggest buying if you are visiting several places.

It was great! Just wish the aquarium was still part of this experience.

I purchased the Go City Pass for my trip to Boston, and it was absolutely worth it. It made exploring the city easy and helped me save money on several attractions that I was already planning to visit. The pass was simple to use through the app, and I loved having everything in one place without needing to buy separate tickets.During my trip, I was able to see more of Boston than I originally expected, and the flexibility to choose attractions as I went was a huge plus. The pass was accepted without any issues, and it made sightseeing much more convenient. If you’re planning to visit multiple attractions while in Boston, I would definitely recommend the Go City Pass. It helped me make the most of my vacation while staying within my budget.

The pass includes several top attractions, depending on how many you choose. We selected the two-attraction option and definitely recommend it, especially for the popular Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Tickets are often sold out, but with the pass, we were able to walk in and check in even though no regular tickets were available that day.We also visited the Museum of Fine Arts, which is nearby. Definitely worth it!

The Go City pass was perfect to reduce the hassle of everything. Venues were set up well to accommodate it.

Boston was an amazing place to visit. All the history and modern connected made it the perfect getaway. Buying the city pass made it a lot easier to get the agenda ready and program activities easily. The city has many places to visit by walking or tour, either way give a marvelous experience.

Allow lots of time for Harvard as there is a lot of walking between buildings. The bulk is in the natural history building but there are additional tiny displays of archeology, anthropology and technology on campus.

I feel you should pick a different tour company than City View Hop On Hop Off. Unlike the Old Town Trolley, this company said we could only do one circuit. And we had very poor guides, which is a first for us. We usually use these in cities to get an overview of the area, all the history and then decide which areas to go back to. The art museums were all closed on Tuesdays. We were unable to use the Sunset Cruise, because they wouldn't let us reserve a spot. But when we showed up 3 hours early to buy tickets, they said they were sold old two days before. We did go back for the historical boat cruise, and it was fantastic! The tour guide was an awesome story teller. Which is what we had been expecting from City View Hop on Hop Off. Some off the attractions did not open until 12 and closed by 5, so it was hard to fit things in on different sides of town. I would still highly recommend these passes, as they encourage you to see things you might not have tried, and they can enable your family to see a lot of attractions for a more affordable price.

Good price for so many options to choose from. On this occasion I only managed to take advantage of 4 of them (boat ride through the bay, guided hop-on hop-off bus, and the Harvard Museum of Natural History). I liked them a lot but the bus driver was a bit rude and his comments toward the users seemed in poor taste to me.

We went to the Lego Museum and the Children's Museum on two separate days and our grandson loved both. The places were clean and well cared for and the staff were friendly and helpful. The Lego place was amazing with all the hands on activities available, and they had age-appropriate areas for the little ones. The 4D Lego show was a lot of fun for my grandson. The Children's museum was an adventure for him and I wish we had more time to see all the exhibits. Will have to enjoy both places again. The GO City passes were perfect for us for a 2-day adventure and saved us a good amount of money as well. Will definitely use them again.

I was a bit perturbed that it was advertised to include Boston tea party tour, and New England aquarium. When I ordered I then realized these experiences were not included. I should’ve looked closer. Had I realize this I may have ordered from a different company where these would have been included.