Value for money and easy to use Worth it if planning to cover the attractions in the list. Simple and easy to use. Would be good if I didn't have to contact customer service as I had an instance where the agent didn't read/understand the question about the inability to book the Cruise and answered something :-) The issue got resolved anyway. Happy days!

Excellent experience with citypass Despite the fact I was always asked if I had booked prior to getting into the venues, the process was smooth and literally the barcode was just scanned and we were in. Fortunately, I didn't book any of the attractions as I went out of season and this wasn't necessary. We didn't get to go to the zoo as this is quite far out of the city and we ran out of time. We did do the other 4 attractions though and really enjoyed them all. Not sure how much each individual attraction cost but I think citypass is very reasonable.

Family Oriented Attraction for less Purchased a City pass while we are at Toronto. Best and cheapest attraction ticket you could ever find with lots of choices. CN tower, Casa Loma, Aquarium and museums (science or ontario) and zoo are all family oriented attraction. My kids enjoyed the aquarium and the science museum particularly. Worth your money. And even if you only visited 2 attraction you got you money back. You could also purchase extra for the CN tower (citypass for the CN tower is the basic entry) you can purchase extra ticket to get to the extra top. We have enjoyed citypass.

Hello Hello! I have had a delightful experience of using CityPass in NY before. Visiting Russia, it’s two largest cities Moscow and St. Petersburg (Peter as called by locals) I found out there was this feature too. So I purchased both Moscow CityPass and St. Petersburg CityPass. What I got were dozens of free admissions and other perks including restaurant discounts, which minimized my expenses greatly. I had a blast with the visit! Russia Citypass - live long and prosper, I am soo coming back.

Chicago CityPass This was a great, discounted way to visit many of the area attractions, and even jump some lines! Two wishes- 1) that CityPass would give the average time spent at each attraction so as to allot enough time (for example- we didn't give the Museum of Science and Industry near enough time, and rather "wasted" the ticket) and 2) an electronic way of redeeming tickets. The fear of losing the booklet makes you a little parampnoid, since you can't get a new booklet. This may have been remedied by now. Overall, great experience!