Boston Ultimate Pass: 45+ Iconic Sights & Trolley Tour!

We have enjoyed our time with the package over 3 days. It has more than paid for itself -after one day. Two things need to be said. Go to Boston Commons Visitor Center and get a map for City Tours. We walked for awhile trying to find the hookup and start touring. Review your visits before hand and make reservations. (Harvard Tour, Rooftop Viewing,…) . It is good to use the City Trolley, the grey bus) for help getting to some of the outer perimeter activities and to sit for a moment. Plymouth is well worth the excursion. It is approximately 1 hour of drive time from Boston.The pass pays for all three activities. LaLa was an exceptional guide. Have fun! 🤩

Nice variety of activities included in the pass. There is something for everyone! Trip planning feature is wonderful and helps you coordinate activities in close proximity to each other.

It was a good value for all we got. Because of the Government shut down, not all sights were open. Not their fault. But what sights were open was good. The trolley tour was a little hokey, that’s why I gave it 4 stars.

Overall this appears to be a good option, but it requires a lot of work and planning to make the most of it. I took a 3 day pass and planned out my activities only to find a lit of restrictions. For example, while there are many Freedom Trail tours, they are restricted to certain times using the pass. The Hop on/off bus is okay, but has limitations. Also, be aware some of the tour operators only allow 1 use per day for the pass. I had planned 2 per day (lunch and evening tour) but had to skip them or pay for them separately After a lot of juggling things around I managed to get a lot of use of the pass, but it needs a LOT of planning, and then lots of getting from a to b (good amount of walking). There are also some key things that are not included, such as Febway Park tour.

Good value, we did the Trolley bus, Harbour Cruise, view from prudential, Salem witch museum, freedom trail tour & Harvard tour. There are lots of other walking tours & museums , but we find museums boring. Go City was good value. Worked out what it would cost for each & made it work , 5 days $125 each. Also bought Tea Party & Red Sox tkts. Boston is brilliant 🤩

Great option if you’re planning on spending a few days in Boston/ Salem. It was a choose your own adventure experience that gave us the ability to customize our visit. Lots of great museums/ history tours. My only complaint would be what is offered for “the House of Seven Gables” in Salem. With this pass you only get the grounds not the house tour and we ended up paying full price for the house tour. I think it would be nice if you only had to pay the difference to get the house tour included.

Lots of great choices of events and easy to use. Great bargain for the events! We really enjoyed being able to use the passes in Salem and in Boston.

This is totally the way to do Boston, Lexington, Concord, and the greater area. We loved everything we were able to do! Tour in Lexington/Concord, walking tour in Boston, harbor boat tour, museums, swan boats, Harvard, and more.

My mother and I were able to do more than we had originally planned on our trip because of this pass. We were trying to watch our spending but since we got the pass, we were able to do a bunch of things that we were going to skip like the Science museum, aquarium (we’re from California so we’ve got great aquariums here), trolly tours, walking tours, and more. This pass allowed us to be able to do at least twice as many things as we would have without it!!!

We loved the Boston Pass! It had so many activities to do, and they weren’t all in Boston. It included activities in Salem, Plymouth, and Cape Cod as well. The pass was easy to use and it made our Boston experience the best vacation ever!