Sightseeing costs add up fast, but CityPass has quietly made its discounts even more attractive for 2026. The ticketing platform operates in 17 US cities and bundles top attractions at up to 51% off gate prices - and the deals are baked in, so you never need to hunt for a coupon code.
How it works is simple. You pick a city, choose a bundle of attractions on the CityPass website, and buy. Discounts apply automatically at checkout, tickets land in your inbox as mobile passes or vouchers to swap on-site, and the pass activates at your first attraction. A bonus most people overlook: most passes let you skip the main ticket lines, which saves real time at busy spots.
New York City has the deepest cuts. Ten attractions are on offer, and bundling five saves up to 51%. Longer-stay travellers can grab an 11-attraction option for $259 per adult, a discount of up to 43%. The lineup includes the Empire State Building Observatory, the Statue of Liberty grounds and Ellis Island, several museums, viewing platforms, and a sightseeing cruise.
Los Angeles deals reach 49% off when you pair the Warner Bros. Studio Hollywood Tour with three more attractions - options include a SoFi Stadium tour (timely with the FIFA World Cup coming), the Natural History Museum, and the LA Zoo and Botanical Gardens. Universal Studios Hollywood fans get their own bundle options, and a child's pass can shave up to $135 off.
Seattle bundles three attractions for up to 30% off, or five for up to 47% - about $125 in savings per adult ticket. The Space Needle, Sky View Observatory, and the Seattle Aquarium headline a pool of ten choices.
Denver rounds things out with eight attractions and up to 43% off. Fixed pricing makes planning easy: three tickets cost $54, four cost $68, and five cost $76. The Downtown Aquarium, Denver Zoo, Botanic Gardens, and Children's Museum suit families especially well.
For anyone planning a city break in the US this year, this is one of the least painful ways to trim the budget. If your itinerary already includes two or three big-ticket sights, a bundle usually pays for itself - and the line-skipping perk is worth something on its own. Just check validity windows before buying, since passes typically need to be used within a set number of days from first entry.
