Famous Attractions - One Amazing Price

Houston CityPass is a carefully selected collection of Houston's most popular, most famous attractions, priced a whopping 48% less than the cost of tickets purchased separately. The CityPass youth price (ages 3-11) shaves 49% off individual ticket prices. Houston CityPass is valid for nine days.

CityPass is the ideal bargain for both first-time and experienced travelers. You want the top attractions at discount prices. One simple online purchase and you're on your way to star-power experiences, museums, sightseeing, and attractions. CityPass gives you a well-defined itinerary for an active weekend. Have more time? Each booklet is valid for nine consecutive calendar days.

Inside each Houston CityPass booklet is six actual admission tickets, each with a little tip revealing a CityPass secret to skip main ticket lines. Plan an action-packed weekend -- or take up to nine leisurely days -- to explore Houston's shops, restaurants, and neighborhoods. Houston CityPass offers one admission to each attraction listed below.

How it Works: Your Eticket can be exchanged for your CityPass booklet at any of the listed attractions listed below. Details will be provided on your E-ticket. Booklets provide you with attraction information, transportation directions, best times to visit, a map, and expert advice on where to find distinctive Houston tastes, goods, and off-beat places from the experts at National Geographic Traveler magazine. Houston CityPass is your guide to Houston. Click here for more detailed information on how it works.

Included Attractions

1. Space Center Houston (NASA)
Space Center Houston is the Official Visitor's Center of NASA's Johnson Space Center, home of the astronauts and Mission Control. The Center has actual spacecraft, spacesuits and other artifacts, as well as new exciting exhibits throughout the year. Plus, go behind the scenes of NASA on a guided tram tour! It's an out-of-this-world experience for all ages!

Hours:
Open daily 10:00 am to 5:00 pm with extended hours during the summer; closed Christmas Day

2. Downtown Aquarium
Experience the wonder of the underwater world at Downtown Aquarium as you tour the Aquarium Adventure Exhibit. Discover 400 species of fascinating marine life. Touch and feed the deep-water dwellers at Discovery Reef and catch a glimpse of the magnificent white tigers of the Maharaja's Temple. Be sure to enjoy a dining adventure at Aquarium Restaurant as well as rides* and games* galore. *not included in CityPass admission.

Hours:
Open Sunday - Thursday 10:00 am to 10:00 pm; Friday and Saturday 10:00 am to 11:00 pm

3. Houston Museum of Natural Science
The Houston Museum of Natural Science is one of the nation's most heavily-attended museums. With diverse and extraordinary offerings and four floors of exhibit halls, a trip to HMNS is always an adventure. Other features (requiring separate admission) include special exhibitions, 3-D IMAX® Theatre, The Butterfly Center and Burke Baker Planetarium. Host to world-class touring exhibitions, something will delight everyone.

Hours:
Open Monday - Saturday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm; Sunday 11:00 am to 5:00 pm; closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day

4. Houston Zoo
Take a break and enjoy the Houston Zoo! Escape to a lush tropical landscape with 4,500 exotic animals and bring your whole family. Houston Zoo is conveniently located in the Museum District, the Zoo is a perfect place to unwind.

Hours:
Open daily March - November 1st, 9:00 am to 7:00 pm; November 2nd - March until 6:00 pm; last entry one hour prior to close; close Christmas Day

5. The Health Museum
Explore You: The Exhibit, all about the physical, unique and future you; experience science in 4-D at the McGovern 4-D Theatre. Learn about everything under your skin in the Amazing Body Pavilion, a walking tour of the human body. Enjoy live science shows and dissections at this interactive science center.

Hours:
Open Monday - Saturday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm; Sunday 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm Closed Mondays after Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day

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George Ranch Historical Park
Journey to a time where cattle and cotton are king and Texas is a country all its own. Visit the George Ranch Historical Park and discover a treasury of Texas traditions. Originally settled in 1824; this 23,000-acre working ranch features living history presentations, authentic locations, historic homes and costumed presenters who set the stage for trekking through Texas history.

Hours:
Open Tuesday - Saturday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm; closed Sunday & Monday, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day

6. Museum of Fine Arts Houston
Experience 5,000 years of art history in a single day. The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, is one of the nation's premier destinations for art lovers, with a distinguished collection that spans human creativity from the earliest civilizations to today, and an award-winning program of special exhibitions.

Hours:
Open Tuesday & Wednesday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm; Thursday until 9:00 pm; Friday & Saturday until 7:00 pm; Sunday 12:15 pm to 7:00 pm; closed Mondays (except some holidays), Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day

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The Children's Museum of Houston
Now twice as big, the Children's Museum Houston is packed with 20-hands on exhibits, offering the chance to build robots in Invention Convention; anchor the news; get elected as mayor of Kidtropolis; explore nanotechnology; portal through a mathematical quest in Cyberchase; take a wet, wild adventure into FlowWorks; and climb a three-story tower in PowerTower.

Hours:
Open Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm; Sunday open at 12:00 pm; Open Mondays from Memorial Day to Labor Day 10:00 am to 6:00 pm; closed all other Mondays (except some holidays), closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year's Day and Easter

Value

Houston CityPass saves visitors 48% off the combined regular admission prices at the participating attractions. Adults save over $35 and children over $27.

FAQ

Does using CityPass mean I never wait in lines?
You'll be happy to know you'll avoid most long lines of people waiting to buy their tickets. Many attractions display the CityPass logo at a membership desk or separate entrance, giving CityPass ticket holders immediate admission. Look at the bottom left corner of each ticket to learn where to take your CityPass. Common sense and simple courtesy are good to have if there are other CityPass ticket holders in front of you at an attraction, or if there are other procedures. Cruises, for example, have boarding protocols. At the Empire State Building, you'll breeze past the main ticket lines, then wait with everyone else to step into an elevator for the ride to the observatory level. Some museums and theme parks have a single gate, but streamline their process so any delay is relatively painless. Keep your sunny side up on the rare occasions you may have to wait a bit.

Are special exhibits or exhibitions included in my CityPass admission?
It varies. Read the attraction information on the CityPass ticket, or contact the attraction directly to verify fees to upgrade or purchase admission to a special or temporary exhibit.

What if I want to substitute or subtract an attraction?
The beauty of each CityPass booklet is that you are purchasing a collection of carefully selected attraction tickets, designed to appeal to an inquisitive traveler. Those who have more narrowly defined interests may want to map their own attraction list, and use CityPass on another occasion. Keep in mind that you may still save money using CityPass even if you are unable to use all the tickets included.

What if my CityPass is lost or stolen?
Think of a CityPass booklet like cash in your pocket. Because there is no name or personal identification on a CityPass booklet, if your booklet is lost or stolen, no refund or replacement is available.

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