New York is much more than Manhattan. And to promote the possibility for tourists to experience each of the boroughs, including the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island, the NYC Borough Pass was launched, a new tourist pass designed to promote the dynamic neighborhoods and cultures of the city.
The NYC Borough Pass offers access to a number of popular cultural attractions, museums and performing arts centers throughout the five boroughs.
Those who purchase their pass can redeem it to enter different places such as Alice Austen House Museum, City Reliquary Museum, Dyckman Farmhouse Museum, Fraunces Tavern Museum, King Manor, Lewis Latimer House Museum, MoMA PS1, Museum at Eldridge Street, New York Botanical Garden , Noble Maritime Collection, Rubin Museum of Art, Staten Island Children’s Museum and Van Cortlandt House Museum, and receive discounts for performances at Amateur Night at the Apollo and Repertorio Español.
How much does the NYC Borough Pass cost?
The pass is available in 1, 3, 7, or 90-day options, allowing locals and travelers to choose the duration they want. Prices range from $35 to $102.
Is it necessary to book in advance for each attraction?
Most attractions do not require a reservation. Upon arrival at the attraction, the traveler will be advised of the next available entry time. Some attractions require reservations due to their limited capacity. Therefore, it is good to check the web pages of each attraction to know the specific reservation requirements.
What are boroughs?
The Bronx. Brooklyn. Manhattan. Queens. Staten Island. Five districts, one city. The districts are the five “cities” that make up the city of NY. Basically, boroughs are like an eclectic group of flatmates who share the same apartment but have their own quirks, personality, and style.
The pass is now available at nycboroughpass.com.
