Boston · TICKETS
Every trip has one free afternoon too few. These 15 tickets & entry passes justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
View Boston in Prudential Tower: skip the line, 360 indoor and outdoor views, 3D city model, and a 270-degree show. 90 minutes.
“Loved all of it and there’s no room for improvement.”
Hop-on hop-off Boston trolley covers Freedom Trail sights in 1 or 2 days. Jump off for Paul Revere House, North End, USS Constitution.
“Drivers very informative and helpful with directions. We enjoyed our tour very much.”
Get priority, mobile-ticket entry to Boston’s New England Aquarium. See the Giant Ocean Tank, penguins, seals, and more in about 2 hours.
“There is a LOT to see at the New England Aquarium! Four levels of fascinating exhibits surrounding a giant ocean tank with hundreds of fish and other sea life. Divers regularly go into the tank to feed the fish. Penguins, sharks, seals and sea lions round out the offerings, plus a very friendly staff who are eager to explain anything. The exhibits all have helpful photos to identify what's in the tanks. There's also a nice cafe with a beautiful view of Boston Harbor. This is a great activity for families, but solos and couples of all ages were having a good time, too. And this was all on a…”
Franklin Park Zoo entry ticket in Boston: 72 acres of animals and African habitats, gorillas, butterflies, kangaroos, plus free parking.
“Gostamos demais de ir ao Zoo. Levamos nossa filha de 3 anos e ala adorou ver os animais de perto. Ela pode alimentar os periquitos e andar em meio a borboletas. Um lugar delicioso de levar nossos filhos, vale a pena conhecer o Franklin Zoo.”
Step into Salem Witch Trials reenactments and a guided exhibit on how the word witch evolved, with translations in eight languages.
“Your was engaging and guide was clearly well prepared. Parking was a challenge.”
Timed tickets to the View Boston observation deck atop Prudential Tower, with indoor and outdoor skyline views, rooftop bar, and interactive exhibits.
“Everything went smoothly, beautiful views staff were very friendly and helpful. Will definitely go here again! Thank you!!”
See real pirate artifacts from the Whydah shipwreck at Real Pirates Salem, with hands-on exhibits, a discovery lab, and photo moments.
“Wonderful experience. Great story. Would definitely recommend. Love history and love learning about pirates I didn’t know about”
Prebooked general admission to Boston’s MFA with fast entry, a free audio guide on your device, plus coat check. Explore at your pace.
“You should ensure you show up to the van Gogh exhibition on time. Also anticipate that this Boston Fine Arts museum is very big with a lot of nooks and crannies but worth investigating all. Was indeed a great experience.”
A one-day Salem pirate museum ticket centered on Black Sam Bellamy and the authenticated Whydah Gally treasures, plus lab finds and photos.
“Captain Carl was our guide & was very knowledgeable, patient, kind, & very personable. It was amazing to learn about recovered objects of a shipwreck located in the northeast US during my lifetime. This was my first time back to Salem in 20 yrs & I’m really glad I booked this tour for our trip. This experience definitely left a lasting impression. We really enjoyed it.”
Boston Museum of Ice Cream visit: 9 interactive rooms, unlimited ice cream, the Sprinkle Pool, and Hall of Freezers in about 90 minutes.
“It didn’t really have any story attached to it. The ice cream was very sweet and sickly. Would recommend for toddlers but nothing older”
Take the train from Boston to Salem for a guided walking tour, witch trial memorial stops, and museum time with no stress logistics.
“Our guide was amazing! She lives in Salem and had all the best tips for us. The sights and shops she showed us were perfect. We could have done without the Salem witch museum. Otherwise we had an awesome time!”
LEGO Discovery Center Boston at Assembly Row: minifigures, spaceship building and scanning, DUPLO play, rides, and a 4D cinema.
“I think if there were more activities for older kids (10-12) they would have more fun. It was a fun time, the little kids had lots of fun.”
USS Constitution Museum entry in Boston with hands-on exhibits, sailor-life activities, Navy crew video stories, and a LEGO ship build for $15.
“When the patrons are lining up for the experience, they need to be told that each group can only accommodate 40 people. There needs to be better coordination of getting people in line. When we went today, there was a tour group of 50 elderly people in the waiting area eating their bag lunch. They were there before us. We would have liked to have been told that we would will have to wait extra time, instead of finding it out after waiting for 30 minutes. Just better coordination of getting people lined up needs to happen. Otherwise, great tour.Read more”
Museum of Ice Cream Boston ticket for interactive rooms, unlimited ice cream, and the iconic sprinkle pool, delivered by mobile entry.
“It was amazing! It reminded me of Willy Wonka! I thought the ice cream when we first got there was awesome! I ate it while we went into the next room!”
Skip-the-line entry to Boston’s Museum of Science with 700+ exhibits, indoor lightning, and a full day in the exhibit halls.
Every kind of day out in the city, up the coast and across the river.
