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Houston CityPASS® — Save 45% at Houston’s five best attractions. Spend less, experience more.
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Houston CityPASS® — Discover Houston’s best attractions at great savings, now with 30 days of extended validity – perfect for multiple day trips, vacations, or exploring your home city! Enjoy instant delivery of convenient mobile tickets.
Save 45% on prepaid admission to five must-see attractions:
- Space Center Houston
- Downtown Aquarium
- Houston Museum of Natural Science
- Choice Ticket 1: Choose between Houston Zoo OR Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
- Choice Ticket 2: Choose between Kemah Boardwalk All-Day Ride Pass OR Children’s Museum of Houston
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Houston CityPASS® - Planning a trip to Houston? See the wonders of space, amazing animals, fascinating science, world-class art and more with Houston CityPASS tickets.
Includes prepaid admission to 5 must-see attractions:
- Space Center Houston – General Admission (including Independence Plaza) and NASA Tram Tour
- Downtown Aquarium – General Admission to Aquarium Adventure Exhibit (rides and games not included)
- Houston Museum of Natural Science – Exhibit Halls General Admission
- Choice Ticket 1: Choose between Houston Zoo – General Admission OR Museum of Fine Arts, Houston – General Admission
- Choice Ticket 2: Choose between Kemah Boardwalk All-Day Ride Pass – Valid for All-Day Ride Pass (Stingray Reef, Boardwalk Beast and Iron Eagle not included) OR Children’s Museum of Houston – General Admission
Why CityPASS®:
Value — Houston CityPASS® tickets save travelers 45% off regular combined admission to the city’s most popular attractions. Adult, $64 (value $122); Child ages 3-11, $54.
Flexibility — Houston CityPASS® tickets are now valid for 30 consecutive days, allowing travelers extended time to explore at their own pace – in a few days or over the 30 days.
Choice Tickets — Houston CityPASS tickets include two choice tickets, where travelers may choose which of the two attractions they prefer to visit; they do not need to decide this at the time of purchase.
Trust — CityPASS includes only the best attractions and has a 97% customer recommendation rating.
Houston CityPASS Attractions:
Space Center Houston – Experience the sensation of a space launch and get a behind-the-scenes tour of the Johnson Space Center’s working and training areas. Visitors can experience the history of flight from the earliest rockets to the lunar landing to shuttle flights and the Kids Space Place will keep future astronauts entertained for eons.
Downtown Aquarium - Experience the wonder of the underwater world as you tour the Aquarium Adventure Exhibit, a 500,000-gallon aquatic wonderland. Discover 400 species of marine life from around the globe.
Houston Museum of Natural Science - One of the nation’s most-visited museums, Houston Museum of Natural Science is home to one of the largest paleontology halls in the country. Plus, its vast Hall of Egypt immerses visitors into the ancient world of the Pharaohs.
Houston Zoo - Majestic elephants, red pandas, chimpanzees and rhinos are just a few animals you can find at the Houston Zoo. But if you really want to squeal, head over to the new Bug House, to enjoy colorful beetles, centipedes, giant katydids, tarantulas, scorpions and even white-dotted domino roaches.
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston – Explore the expansive assortment of paintings, sculptures and film. The breadth of its permanent collection brings together stunning works from every corner of the world, from ancient artworks to modern masterpieces.
Kemah Boardwalk - Enjoy amusement rides, nine waterfront restaurants, shopping, midway games, live entertainment and weekend festivals. Brave the Bullet rollercoaster, ride the train and Ferris wheel, and plunge 140 feet on the Drop Zone. Kemah Boardwalk appeals to all kids – young and old!
Children's Museum of Houston - At this playground for the mind, your children will harness the power of water as FlowWorks unleashes a tsunami of wet, wild fun; run an entire city at Kidtropolis; leap, jump, crawl and climb up PowerPlay; and create, concoct and invent their own gadgets in the Invention Convention.