- Washington, D.C.
The Washington DC Sightseeing Day Pass: Admission to 10+ Attractions
Save up to 40% on admission prices in Washington DC
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The Washington DC Sightseeing Flex Pass: Choice of 2 - 6 Attractions
Experience the best of Washington DC with one handy pass
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Wheelchair accessible
Not sure where to start in the Capital City? Avoid the hassle of buying different public transport tickets with this Washington DC Sightseeing Flex Pass, your all-access ticket.
Take a water taxi or rent a bike to take your pick of 20 attractions, activities, and tours, including George Washington’s Mt. Vernon, over 30 days. Best of all, you'll save up to 30% against individual tickets.
Choose 1, 2, or 4 of your must-visit DC attractions for your Flex Pass. Once you activate your pass, you'll have 30 days to visit the number of attractions chosen, and your pass is valid for one whole year after purchase.
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