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Go City Boston: Explorer Pass
Visit 2, 3, 4 or 5 of Boston's best attractions and save up to 50%*
Access to 2, 3, 4 or 5 attractions of your choice
Free app to help plan your itinerary
There's so much to do to pass the time in Boston. But if you want to do it 'wicked smaht' then grab yourself a Go City Boston: Explorer Pass. You'll save up to 50%* on 2, 3, 4 or 5 top Boston attractions and be able to create your own itinerary.
Hop on (and off) the Boston Trolley, enjoy View Boston's panoramic views, and inspire your inner mad scientist at the Museum of Science!
Your Go City Boston: Explorer Pass helps you save big on Boston's best attractions, and with over 30 to choose from, you'll be able to craft an itinerary that will be heavy on the must-sees, but also leave plenty of time (and cash) for multiple bowls of clam chowder.
Plus, the Boston Explorer Pass is valid for 60 days after your first attraction visit. Your pass, your itinerary!
*Savings based on sample itineraries on the Go City website
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