Philadelphia Pass - Admission to over 20 top attractions in Philadelphia for one low price

How to Save on Sightseeing Philadelphia Attractions

Philadelphia Pass is a card with a computer chip in it that grants admission to top Philadelphia attractions. You pay one price, and can visit as many attractions as you want, you will save money and time. Philadelphia Pass will simplify your sightseeing - leaving more time for visiting attractions and for you to experience all that Philadelphia has to offer.

How You Benefit from The Philadelphia Pass®

Free entry to multiple attractions, Free guidebook in English, German & Spanish, containing hours of operation, maps and directions to every tourist attraction, shop and restaurant included in Philadelphia Pass. Line skipping privileges and  dpecial offers and benefits on theatre tickets, entry to special exhibitions, audio tours & discounts on shopping and much more.

HOW IT WORKS:

• Use this page to purchase your Philadelphia Pass E-Ticket. Please select the date you wish to start using your Pass. The Calendar will offer you an "Open Start Time" as you decide when to first use your Philadelphia Pass. You will receive an immediate confirmation with your E-Ticket Voucher.

• Print your E-Ticket Voucher and present it for redemption at centrally located redemption centers. The E-Ticket will include detailed directions, operating hours, contact numbers and public transportation details. Receive your Philadelphia Pass and a Free full-color Guidebook to help you with your attraction selections.

• Now with your Philadelphia Pass in Hand: The Pass gets you in to each and every one of the included attractions. Simply choose how many consecutive days you need. The Pass is your ticket to as many of the included attractions as you want for the number of days you selected. The first attraction visited will activate the days purchased on your Pass. For instance, a 3-day Pass activated on a Monday would be valid for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only. 

Admission to ALL of these attractions included in the price of your Card

Admission Tickets, Sightseeing Tours and Cruises, Museums, Culture and Zoos

SIGHTSEEING TOURS:

• AudioWalk and Tour of Historic Philadelphia: Go at your own pace with this easy-to-use narrated walking tour. Your recorded CD-ROM “guide” paints a colorful portrait of Old Philadelphia. Along the way, hear music and fascinating stories about the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and the magic of Ben Franklin. Tour includes map of the Historic District.  

• Ride The Ducks: Experience Philadelphia sightseeing fun from a duck's eye view on Philadelphia's original duck tour.  

• RiverLink Ferry: Explore the historic waterfront with the RiverLink Ferry, the fun, convenient and easy way to enjoy family fun on the Philadelphia and Camden waterfronts. 

• Big Bus Open Top City Tour: See Philadelphia from the top of an authentic London double-decker bus!  

• Wachovia Center Behind the Scenes Tour: Go behind the scenes at the Wachovia Center, home of the Philadelphia Sixers, Flyers, Wings, Soul, family shows and star- studded concerts. You’ll get to see the Flyers media row and the locker rooms. 

• Franklin’s Grave - Christ Church Burial Ground Tour: Christ Church Burial Ground - Founded in 1695, Christ Church is a marvelous place to explore Colonial and Revolution-Era history. The burial ground includes the tomb of Benjamin Franklin.  

• QVC Studio Tour: The QVC Studio Tour is a one-of-a-kind guided walking tour through the fantastic world of electronic retailing. At this state-of- the-art broadcasting facility, guests will see and experience how QVC products are sourced, tested, brought to life on air, and delivered to millions of QVC customers.  

• Lincoln Financial Field Tours: Guests will gain a behind-the-scenes perspective that a majority of fans never see and learn numerous interesting stadium facts and figures. Tours include field, locker room, press box, broadcast booth, suite, club lounge, and much more!   

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ADMISSION TICKETS

• Strikes Bowling Lounge: knock down some pins at Strikes Bowling Lounge. Why not? The shoes are on us!  

• Betsy Ross House: This historic building is home to America's most famous flag maker. It provides insight of the Colonial-era and history of the American flag.  

• Eastern State Penitentiary: Known for its grand architecture and strict discipline, Eastern State was the world’s first true penitentiary, a prison designed to inspire penitence in the hearts of criminals. Tours today include the cellblocks, solitary punishment cells, Al Capone’s Cell, and Death Row.    

• Elfreth’s Alley: Located in the heart of Philadelphia's history-rich Old City neighborhood, Elfreth's Alley is a National Historic Landmark and the nation's oldest residential street. 

• Fort Mifflin on the Delaware: Site of pivotal revolutionary war battle and civil war federal prison. The complex includes eleven restored buildings that are open to be explored, including Soldiers' barracks, Officers' Quarters and a blacksmith shop. 
  

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MUSEUMS, CULTURE AND ZOOS:

• Philadelphia Zoo: America’s first zoo features more than 1,600 rare and exotic animals from around the world, 42 acres of picturesque Victorian gardens, and outstandi   

• Longwood Gardens: Longwood Gardens, the world's premier horticultural display, is sure to delight anyone who loves exquisite flowers, majestic trees and opulent architecture.

• The Gardens at Morris Arboretum: This garden is an interdisciplinary center that integrates art, science and the humanities. Thousands of rare and lovely woody plants, including many of Philadelphia's oldest, rarest and largest tress, are set in a romantic, 92-acre, Victorian landscape garden of winding paths, streams, flowers and special garden areas. 

• The Academy of Natural Sciences: The Academy of Natural Sciences offers four floors of exhibitions and activities centering on the natural world.  

• The African American Museum in Philadelphia: Founded in 1976 in celebration of the U.S. Bicentennial, The African American Museum in Philadelphia is dedicated to collecting, preserving and interpreting the material and intellectual culture of African Americans in Philadelphia 

• The Atwater Kent Museum: Located just around the corner from Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, is the gateway to Philadelphia history.  

• Battleship New Jersey Museum and Memorial: Our nation’s most decorated battleship, is berthed on the Camden Waterfront, across from Penn’s Landing and Center City Philadelphia.  

• Fels Planetarium at The Franklin Institute Science Museum: Located in the Franklin Institute, this Planetarium is cutting-edge, as it is the first of its kind in the United States. It uses the state-of-the-art projection system, Digistar, to show the heavens to 340 people per show 

• The Franklin Institute Science Museum: This 300,000 square foot museum is an outstanding resource for visitors who want to see historical and scientific artifacts.

• Independence Seaport Museum: Located on historic Penn's Landing, only a short distance from Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, Independence Seaport Museum interprets the region's maritime heritage. 

• Institute of Contemporary Art: Founded in 1963, the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania is a leader in the presentation of contemporary art. 

• Mummers Museum: Opened in 1976, the Mummers Museum is dedicated to the Philadelphia celebration of New Year’s and the 15,000 people who strut in the annual Mummers Parade. 

• National Constitution Center: The National Constitution Center tells the story of the U.S. Constitution through more than 100 multimedia exhibits, photographs, sculpture, text, film and artifacts. 

• National Liberty Museum: One admission – Two exciting experiences, including the acclaimed National Liberty Museum and the inspiring “We the People” (Spring Only). musical. 

• The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts: Learn about our country's artistic heritage and the achievements of its greatest artists, past and present. 

• Please Touch Museum: Please Touch Museum is the country’s first museum designed specifically for children age seven and under.

• University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology: Established in 1887, this world-renowned museum has sent more than 400 archaeological and anthropological expeditions all over the globe, and its researchers continue to make international headlines with discoveries. 

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The Philadelphia Pass
Set your own schedule

REDEMPTION CENTER: Hard Rock Cafe Philadelphia, 1113-31 Market Street between 12th and Market Streets.

Opening Times:

• Sunday – Thursday: 11:00am - 11:00pm
• Friday and Saturday: 11:00am - 12:00am (midnight)

 

Payment:

Your credit card will be charged the total amount of products and services selected at the time of booking. We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover Cards.

Confirmation & Travel Voucher:

This tour can be booked on the same day as your travel date. Your confirmation for this product will be received immediately. You will receive a confirmation email with a link to your E-Ticket Voucher. Print this voucher on and present SIGNED voucher at departure location. Only one voucher will be created per tour or activity for all travelers.

Cancellation and No Show Policy:

All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges.

Supplier and Tourcorp assume no responsibility for delays caused by accidents, breakdown, weather, conditions of trails, roads, bays, oceans, rivers, airspace and any other conditions beyond control of Supplier, in addition to insufficient numbers of passengers.

Comfortable shoes, extra layer of warm clothing, hats, visors and sunglasses. Weather: Tour route or activity may be changed depending on local weather conditions. Gratuities and Souvenirs are not included.

All company policies can be found at www.tourcorp.com, and are part of this tour purchase.