Visiting Philadelphia? Looking to see some of the great attractions, museums, and sightseeing tours that the city has to offer? Short on cash, too? Well, the Philadelphia Pass is exactly what you need. Using smart-card technology, the Philadelphia Pass is a card that grants users free admission to over 30 of the regions best attractions all for one low price. From the Philadelphia Museum where Rocky ran up those famous steps to the natural beauty of Longwood Gardens, there are more tourist attractions and places of interest in this city then one would imagine.
For those of you that like museums be sure to check out the Franklin Institute Science Museum, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the National Constitution Center, the Mummers Museum, and the Independence Seaport Museum, all free with your Philadelphia Pass. If you prefer sightseeing tours, see the city by land and water on the Ride the Ducks tour, or hop on the Philly Flash as often as you like. Traveling with children? Check out some of the great children attractions that are included in the Pass like the Philadelphia Zoo and the Please Touch Museum. There really is something for everyone!
The Philadelphia Pass allows each cardholder the option to select which attractions they would like to see. With admission to over 30 of the top attractions in the region, cardholders can see as many or as few attractions as they would like and in any order they choose. The Philadelphia Pass provides you with over $200 in admission fees. Not only do cardholders save there, but they also receive discounts at retail locations and restaurants in Philadelphia. Some of these savings include 20% off food at the Hard Rock Café, a free shopping coupon book at The Gallery at Market East, 20% off the entire check at Blarney on South Street and many more!
Passes are sold in 1, 2, 3 and 5 day denominations and they start at only $39. Passes can be purchased in the city at the Independence Visitor Center, the Hard Rock Café, and the National Constitution Center. For more information, including a list of all of the attractions please visit www.philadelphiapass.com.
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