For more than 20 years, CityPASS — a discounted, bundled admission ticket to popular attractions — has been a favorite for travelers visiting a specific destination. Now, CityPASS has come to Denver. And, while it’s great for tourists, Denver CityPASS can be used by locals to save, too. That means, you can visit some of Denver’s hottest fun spots at up to 34% off what you would pay if you bought tickets individually. Here’s how it works:
Photo courtesy Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus
The new Denver CityPASS C3/C4/C5 ticket is a mobile ticketing concept that allows users to select any three, four or five attractions from a list of eight top sights. The ticket is delivered directly to the purchaser’s email, which can be saved to their smartphone and easily scanned at each attraction.
Designed to be both flexible and customizable, the tickets do not require the buyer to pre-select the attractions that will be visited; users are free to choose as they go.
Photo courtesy Wings Over The Rockies
The list of attraction options includes:
Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus
Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Downtown Aquarium—Denver
History Colorado Center
Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum
Photo courtesy Denver Art Museum
Denver CityPASS mobile tickets are valid for seven consecutive days, including the first day of use.
Pricing for Denver CityPASS tickets is based on the number of attractions you choose:
C3 (visit any three attractions): $39, adults; $29, children (ages 3-11)
C4 (visit any four attractions): $48, adults; $38, children (ages 3-11)
C5 (visit any five attractions): $57, adults; $47, children (ages 3-11)
MHOTC Tip: Use CityPASS, when you have out-of-town guests. It’s a great way to see the top attractions and save big.
Steve says
Make sure to do the math: the adult walk-up prices for example to the Botanic Gardens, DAM, plus History Colorado is only $34.50! But the math very much works out if the zoo & aquarium are on your to-do list.
Jennifer says
Check for additional savings on other sites and search for promo codes. I used CityPASS when I went to San Diego back in August 2016, found a a promo code that saved 50% (on top of the already great price) – fabulous!