Go Boston Card ™ - 1 to 7 Day Unlimited Admission to Boston Attractions and Tours

Go Card - The perfect way to save on your Boston Vacation!

The Go Boston Card is an all access attraction pass which offers the ultimate in convenience, cost savings, and flexibility for visitor. Choose one, two, three, five, or seven day cards at a low, pre-paid price. Use the card to gain access to over 50 included attractions, saving up to 40% compared to full retail admissions.

There’s no need to decide in advance what you want to see. When you arrive you will receive a detailed Guide Book that will help you decide what to do, where to go, how to get there, even where to eat and shop since the Go Card included extras cover a number of dinning and shopping discounts as well.

HOW IT WORKS:

• Use this page to purchase your  Go Card E-Ticket. Please select the date you wish to start using your Go Card. The Calendar will offer you an "Open Start Time" as you decide when to first use your Go Card. You will receive an immediate confirmation with your E-Ticket Voucher.

• Print your E-Ticket Voucher and present it for redemption at centrally located redemption centers. The E-Ticket will include detailed directions, operating hours, contact numbers and public transportation details. Receive your Go Card and a Free full-color Guidebook to help you with your attraction selections.

• Now with you Go Card in Hand: The Card gets you in to each and every one of the included attractions. Simply choose how many consecutive days you need. The Card is your ticket to as many of the included attractions as you want for the number of days you selected.

Admission to ALL of these attractions included in your Card

• Bay State Cruise Company-Provincetown Ferry: Rountrip Ferry from Boston to Provincetown, Cape Cod.

• Beantown Trolley Tour City Place: Limit of a single 2-day pass per card duration. Go Boston Card must be presented on the day of service. Your trolley pass must be picked up during the time that your card is valid. Boston is a city full of distinct neighborhoods and the RED Beantown Trolley ties Boston together for you. Sit back and relax during the 110-minute tour.

• Beantown Trolley Tour Prudential Center: Limit of a single 2-day pass per card duration. Go Boston Card must be presented on the day of service. Your trolley pass must be picked up during the time that your card is valid. Boston is a city full of distinct neighborhoods and the RED Beantown Trolley ties Boston together for you. Sit back and relax during the 110-minute tour.

• Boston Childrens Museum: Boston Children's Museum has been building innovative, meaningful, and fun exhibits for over 90 years. Their emphasis on 'hands-on engagement and learning through experience' has inspired museums worldwide.

• Boston Duck Tours: You've got to love a tour guide who encourages you to quack at passers byers. The Boston Duck Tours combine high-energy fun with a unique perspective on all the history that makes Boston a great town.

• Boston Harbor Cruises 45-Minute Constitution Cruise: History, character, sites, stories and more-Boston has it all and Boston Harbor Cruises shows you this captivating city like no one else can.

• Boston Movie Mile Walking Tour: Lights, Camera, Action! Experience Boston's movie magic as you explore the famous Boston Movie Mile on this fun and interactive walking tour.

• Buckman Tavern: Famous as the place where several Lexington militiamen gathered on the morning of April 19, 1775, to await the arrival of British troops.

• Cape Cod Canal Cruise: Cruise the widest man-made canal, Cape Cod's fascinating and famous waterway. Get an underbelly view of the Cape's two swooping car bridges and its unusual railroad bridge.

• Cape Cod Central Railroad: Take the scenic 'road' around the Cape and leave the driving to us! Travel back in time to a by-gone era as our commentator relives over 150 years of railroading on Cape Cod.

• Cape Cod Maritime Museum: Located only steps away from Main Street and the Island ferries, brings to life the unique nautical heritage of the Cape through exciting, family-friendly exhibits.

• Cape Cod Museum of Art: If you truly want to know the Cape, you can discover its heart and soul as envisioned by its artists at the Cape Cod Museum of Art - the museum is dedicated to exhibiting outstanding art from the Cape.

• Cape Cod Museum of Natural History: A visit to the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History is a must and provides hours of hands-on-time for nature enthusiasts of all ages. Meander through woodland, salt marsh or on the shore of Cape Cod Bay and much more.

• Cape Cod Rail Trail Bike and Kayak Rental: Located directly on the Cape Cod Rail Trail, the Rail Trail Bike Shop is your gateway to exploring Cape Cod the best way, on a bike! Park your car in the lot and off you go.

• Charles Riverboat Cruise: One of America's most beautiful rivers, offering spectacular views of the Boston and Cambridge skylines.

• Concord Museum: A great place to start your tour of Concord and Lexington. Tucked away in a Colonial revival building on the side of a tree-lined country road, the Concord Museum houses amazing artistry and more.

• Discover Plymouths History - A Walking Tour: Step back in time with a costumed guide as you discover little known facts and hear interesting stories of American history.

• Fenway Park Tour: Visit the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball, 'America's Most Beloved Ballpark', where the Babe pitched, The Kid hit, and Yaz dazzled fans of all ages.

• Foxwoods Casino Tour: Try your luck at Foxwoods Resort and Casino, the world's largest casino, located just two hours away from Boston in Ledyard, Connecticut. With over 6,400 slot machines, 354 table games.

• Franklin Park Zoo: A 72-acre site nestled within Boston's historic Franklin Park. Here, guests can experience the most innovative and intimate indoor gorilla exhibit in the world.

• Gibson House: As you walk along the Public Garden to the Gibson House, try to imagine you're back in 19th-century Boston. The crowds are gone, replaced by a few elegantly dressed couples strolling through the park.

• Gray Line Tour - Cape Cod: Cape Cod offers up the essence of New England summers. Cross the Cape Cod Canal and enter the world of sand dunes and salty beaches.

• Gray Line Tour - Fall Foliage: Experience one of nature's most amazing spectacles, crisp autumn air, and the wonderful foods of the season on this full day excursion.

• Gray Line Tour - New England Seacoast: Take a day to explore the unique scenery of the New England seacoast on a guided tour. Travel north through Boston and its North Shore communities, making a stop at Hampton Beach, New Hampshire.

• Hancock Clarke House: The Hancock Clarke House is central to the story surrounding the start of the American Revolution. Home to two local ministers, Reverends John Hancock and Jonas Clarke.

• Harvard Museum of Natural History: Explore 12,000 specimens from around the world, including dinosaurs, hundreds of animals, huge whale skeletons, amazing insects, and butterflies.

• Heritage Museums & Gardens: The largest cultural attraction on Cape Cod. Heritage Museums & Gardens is located on 100 acres of award-winning gardens.

• Hy-Line Marthas Vineyard Ferry: 'The Storybook Island' combines the best of today with the charm of yesterday in one magic place.

• Hy-Line Nantucket Ferry: Once you've set foot on the 'Far-Away Isle,' you'll want to return again and again.

• Hyannisport Harbor Cruise: Acquaint yourself with the Hyannis area aboard a one-hour Hyannisport Harbor Cruise. Hop on board the Maine Coastal steamer replica 'Prudence.' You'll see the Kennedy Memorial as well as Squaw Island.

• Ice Skating on Boston Common Frog Pond: The Boston Common Frog Pond Skating Rink is located in the oldest park in the United States, in the heart of historic Beacon Hill.

• Institute of Contemporary Art: The Institute of Contemporary Art has been at the leading edge of art in Boston for seventy years, offering new ways of engaging with the world around us.

• Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is a visceral art experience that is impossible to forget. At the Gardner, visitors find as much inspiration from the spectacular architecture and courtyard gardens.

• Islander Touring Train: Enjoy Newport and Aquidneck Island in grand style as you step back in time and escape the ordinary aboard the Islander Touring Train.

• Jenney Grist Mill: A 17th Century living history museum. A reconstruction of the original Mill built in 1636 on Town Brook by Pilgrim John Jenney. At this working mill visitors step back in time.

• John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum: John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum is a multimedia exhibit designed to open a window on the days JFK spent on Cape Cod: days relaxing with family, playing football with PT109 buddies.

• John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum: Housed in a striking building designed by I. M. Pei, the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, the nation's memorial to President John F. Kennedy, sits on a 10-acre waterfront site on Colum more...

• Liberty Fleet Tall Ship Adventures:Come aboard! Relive the days of Boston's Tall Ships. The 125-foot Liberty Clipper is a gaff-rigged topsail schooner, grandly fashioned in the tradition of the spectacular wind-driven coastal sc more...

• Liberty Ride: The Liberty Ride is the best way to visit Lexington and Concord. Ride along the historic Battle Road while your costumed guide recounts the exciting events of April 19, 1775, and the literary legacy t more...

• Louisa May Alcott Orchard House: Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House is a true pilgrimage site for all who treasure the classic novel, Little Women, written there in 1868. Orchard House not only served as the Alcott family home, but wa more...

• Mass Bay Lines Whale Watch: If you've never seen whales out in the ocean, this is one of the best places in the world to do it. On this 4-hour excursion, cruise out to Stellwagon Bank, only an hour offshore and the most active w more...

• MIT Museum: Robots, holography, MIT lore, and cutting-edge exhibits blending art and technology draw visitors from around the world to the MIT Museum. No dusty academic enclave, the Museum is bursting with creati more...

• Munroe Tavern: On the afternoon of April 19, 1775, the first wave of British troops beat a hasty retreat from Concord back into Lexington, where they were rescued by General Percy's reinforcements at Munroe Tavern. more...

• Museum of Fine Arts: No trip to Boston would be complete without a visit to the Museum of Fine Arts. See cultural treasures and historic icons from around the world and across the ages including Ancient Egyptian, Classica more...

• Museum of Science: With over 600 interactive exhibits, Boston's only 180-degree wraparound movie screen, the Charles Hayden Planetarium, the Theater of Electricity, and more, science comes alive at the Museum of Science more...

• Nantucket Historical Association Whaling Museum: No visit to Nantucket is complete without a stop at the world-renowned Whaling Museum, owned by the Nantucket Historical Association (NHA). Although the NHA preserves and interprets over twenty histor more...

• New England Aquarium: Step inside the New England Aquarium and experience more than 70 exhibits featuring aquatic animals from around the world. Watch sharks, sea turtles, moray eels, barracuda and colorful tropical fish i more...

• Newport Cruise Company: Newport Cruise Company offers one-hour narrated harbor tours aboard the Majestic. The Majestic is Newport's premier cruise vessel, a 149 passenger luxurious yacht style vessel which operates out of Bo more...

• Newport Mansions of the Preservation Society: Not far from Boston and an easy full-day excursion is a place where you can immerse yourself in a world of wealth and power. Discover the Gilded Age experience in the grand villas of the powerful men more...

• Newport Vineyards: Experience the charm and beauty of Newport Vineyards, only one hour from Boston, and ten minutes from the Newport mansions. This family-owned winery, which opened in 1988, features 60 acres of vineyar more...

• Old North Church: If it weren't for the aromas of sweet Italian sausage and oregano wafting through the North End, you could easily imagine standing in front of this church in 1775, when it earned its rightful place in more...

• Old South Meeting House: No tax on tea! That was the decision on December 16, 1773, when 5,000 angry colonists gathered at the Old South Meeting House to protest a tax and started a revolution with the Boston Tea Party. Built more...

• Old Sturbridge Village: Come to your senses-in America's past. Discover 1830s New England in a blacksmith's shop, a friendly country store, or amid the awesome beauty of heirloom gardens. Tour the Common with its white-steep more...

• Otis House Museum: The Harrison Gray Otis House exemplifies the elegant life led by Boston's governing class after the American Revolution. Harrison Gray Otis made a fortune developing nearby Beacon Hill, served as a re more...

• Paul Revere House: On the night of April 18, 1775, silversmith Paul Revere left his old wooden home in Boston's North End and set out on a journey that would make him into a legend. Today, the home at 19 North Square is more...

• Peabody Essex Museum: The Peabody Museum is the regions principle World cultures museum, with vast collections from North America, ancient Mesoamerica, Africa, and Oceania. Changing exhibits explore human societies and c more...

• Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology: The Peabody Museum is the regions principle World cultures museum, with vast collections from North America, ancient Mesoamerica, Africa, and Oceania. Changing exhibits explore human societies and c more...

• Plimoth Plantation & Mayflower II: You Can't Change History, But It Can Change You! Plimoth Plantation is a hands-on, entertaining living history experience dedicated to the Native Wampanoag and Pilgrim colonists of 17th century Plymou more..

• Sail Boston Tall Ships Harbor Cruise: Sail Boston 2009 is a highly anticipated festival that will bring tall ships from all over the globe to Boston Harbor for five awe inspiring days. Thousands of people will crowd the waterfront distric more...

• Salem Heritage Walk: Explore Salem's rich history on the Salem Heritage Walk. Tours are led by costumed interpreters who will guide you through Salem's history focusing on its triumphant Age of Sail, when privateers and m more...

• Salem Witch Museum: The Salem Witch Museum brings you back to Salem Village 1692. Visitors are given a dramatic history lesson using stage sets with life-size figures, lighting and narration. Learn about the word witch i more...

• Samuel Adams Brewery Tour: During your visit to Boston, you'll no doubt learn about Samuel Adams, and the role he played in the American Revolution. Of course, you should also know he was a brewer, and his namesake brewery put more...

• Seaport Express Water Ferry: When your feet are tired from all of that sightseeing and you just can't bring yourself to walk between Boston Waterfront attractions, why not give the Seaport Express a try? The Seaport Express provi more...

• Six Flags New England & Hurricane Harbor: Six Flags is regarded as the undisputed leader in thrill ride innovation and at Six Flags New England they take that reputation to the next level. Just last year, Six Flags New England transformed the more...

• The Freedom Trail Foundation Walking Tour: Walk into history with spirited costumed historic characters who lead visitors along the red brick line of Boston's Freedom Trail®. Famous patriots such as James Otis, Abigail Adams, and William D more...

• The House of the Seven Gables: Visit New England's oldest wooden mansion built in 1668 in historic Salem Massachusetts. The House of the Seven Gables offers professionally guided tours through the Turner-Ingersoll mansion, where su more...

• The International Tennis Hall of Fame Museum: The International Tennis Hall of Fame-Home to the Legends of Tennis-is housed in the renowned Newport Casino, a National Historic Landmark built in 1880. The six-acre complex offers the Hall of Fame m more...

• The Mary Baker Eddy Library/Mapparium: Since 1935, more than 10 million people have crossed the 30-foot glass bridge that spans the three-story, stained-glass globe-shaped Mapparium. Explore the grand Hall of Ideas where you'll watch hundr more...

• The Nichols House Museum: The Nichols House Museum offers a unique glimpse into 19th and early 20th century Bostonian life in a historic Beacon Hill townhouse. The Nichols House Museum was established in 1961 through a lega more...

• The Old Manse: The Old Manse is a place so rich in history that famous people and events come to life in your mind as you visit. You imagine the Reverend William Emerson, leaping from his bed in the early hours of A more...

• The Old State House Museum: Built in 1713 as the seat of British government for the Massachusetts Bay Colony, the Old State House was the center of Boston's commercial and civic life in the colonial period. Inside, Boston patrio more...

• The Sandwich Glass Museum: Located in the heart of Sandwich Village, the Sandwich Glass Museum interprets the history of the town and its glass industry. There are displays of more than 6,000 glass pieces created by the differe more...

• The Swan Boats of Boston: This Boston tradition dates back to the 1870s when Robert Paget was granted a boat for hire license by the City of Boston. In 1877, he capitalized on the technology of the newly popular bicycle and, w more...

• The USS Constitution Museum: The USS Constitution Museum is a private, non-profit museum that serves as the memory and educational voice of USS Constitution, the world's oldest commissioned warship afloat. Located alongside the v more...

• Theater-on-Wheels Movie Tour: Lights, Camera, Action! Climb on board the movie themed Theater-on-Wheels and experience Boston's movie magic by visiting filming hotspots made famous by your favorite TV shows and movies. Learn behin more...

• TOMB Presented By 5WITS: Test your wits in this mind-bending adventure of sights, sounds, and action. Enter a 3,000-year-old tomb with only flashlights and your wits to guide you. 5WITS provides a unique, fully immersive, wal more...

• Wrentham Village Premium Outlets Tour: Get your shopping fix at the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets-sightseeing for serious shoppers. Find the largest collection of designer and name brand outlets in New England, featuring amazing prices more...

Go Boston Card
Card is activated at first use. It is then valid for an entire calendar day, or consecutive calendar days.

REDEMPTION CENTERS:

Macy's, Downtown Crossing - Gift Wrap Department - Lower Level: 450 Washington Street - Boston, MA 02124. Phone: 617-357-3000. Hours of Operation: Monday - Saturday, 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Sunday, 11:00 am - 8:00 pm (*Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and Easter) Directions: Take the Orange or Red line trains to the Downtown Crossing Stop.

 

Payment:

Your credit card will be charged the total amount of products and services selected at the time of booking. We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover Cards.

Confirmation & Travel Voucher:

Your confirmation for this product will be received at the time of booking. You will receive a confirmation email with a link to your E-Ticket Voucher. Print this voucher on and present SIGNED voucher at departure location. Only one voucher will be created per tour or activity for all travelers.

Cancellation and No Show Policy:

All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges. No Shows are charged 100% In the event the tour is cancelled by the tour operator, the full ticket price will be refunded.

Supplier and Tourcorp assume no responsibility for delays caused by accidents, breakdown, weather, conditions of trails, roads, bays, oceans, rivers, airspace and any other conditions beyond control of Supplier, in addition to insufficient numbers of passengers.

Comfortable shoes, extra layer of warm clothing, hats, visors and sunglasses. Weather: Tour route or activity may be changed depending on local weather conditions. Gratuities and Souvenirs are not included.

All company policies can be found at www.tourcorp.com, and are part of this tour purchase.