CityPASS New York, checked
Five attractions from ten, $149 plus a $2 fee, nine-day validity. Here are the gate prices that decide whether it is worth it.
What the ten attractions cost
Adult 'from' prices checked against the operator's booking page in November 2026.
| Attraction | Adult from | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Empire State Building | $46 | Peak dates higher; 102nd floor is an add-on |
| Top of the Rock | $42 | Skip-the-line from $82 |
| American Museum of Natural History | $28 | $43 with one exhibition |
| 9/11 Memorial & Museum | $24–36 | Plaza free |
| Statue of Liberty ferry | $25.50 | Child $16.50; crown extra |
| Edge | $44–69 | Dynamic pricing |
| MoMA | $30 | Under-16s free |
| Circle Line cruise | ~$33 | Check the operator's site |
| Intrepid Museum | ~$38 | Check current admission |
| Guggenheim | ~$30 | Check current admission |
The Met and Central Park are not CityPASS options. Prices marked "~" are approximate and should be checked at booking.
New York pass questions
Is CityPASS New York worth it?
It depends on your five. At about $30.20 per attraction, the pass wins when you would visit five expensive sights such as the Empire State, Top of the Rock, the 9/11 Museum and the Statue ferry.
Are the Met and MoMA included?
MoMA is one of the ten options; the Met is not. Check the current list before you buy.
How long is the pass valid?
Nine days from first use, with a $2 processing fee at checkout.
Need the full attraction guides? NYCTrove's New York price index has the same checked prices with opening hours and booking advice.