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20% off 3, 5, 7 & 10 Day New York Pass (USA)

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20% off 3, 5, 7 & 10 Day New York Pass (USA)
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JuggaloG on 27/07/2016 - 10:24 newyorkpass.com (374 clicks)

Hey guys,

Got an email from the New York Pass advising they are applying a discount of 20% to all orders (no code required). The 20% Off applies to 3, 5, 7 and 10 Day New York Passes. This does not apply to 1 or 2 day passes.

If you are planning to go to New York it is pretty good to get a lot of things done under one card and worth while. I used it when I was there and had a great time!

Deal ends 31 July 2016, which is USA time so it would end some time during Monday 1 August 2016, however I have put the date as 31 July to be safe.

Enjoy!

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  • neil on 27/07/2016 - 10:39
    +6

    You can get some of the passes cheaper, all the time, via LMTClub however the longer day passes are good value with this promo. (Cheapest in Bold)

    Pass Type LMT Adult LMT Child 20% off Adult 20% off Child
    1 Day Pass $90.74 $74.10 $109 $89.00
    2 Day Pass $157.34 $140.69 $189 $169.00
    3 Day Pass $198.97 $157.34 $191.20 $151.20
    5 Day Pass $248.92 $174.00 $239.20 $167.20
    7 Day Pass $282.22 $182.32 $271.20 $175.20
    10 Day Pass $332.17 $198.97 $319.20 $191.20
  • parismeow on 27/07/2016 - 10:58
    +7

    If you are going to New York, I would suggest doing the math on these first. A lot of the museums included are suggested entry prices, meaning that you actually pay what you wish.

    Not to mention all the coupons out there for discounted attractions (i.e Zoo, wax museum, etc.)

    There are also a lot of free walking tours out there which make this less valuable.

    I always find that it is worth it to pay out of pocket rather than purchase one of these.

    • jjjaar on 27/07/2016 - 11:05
      +1

      Completely agree.

      There's so much to do in New York that chances are you won't get around to all the things these passes cover (and that's okay, you can go back), so it's best to just pay as you go.

      • [Deactivated] on 27/07/2016 - 11:48

        Great input - first timer here visiting in October and to be frank I am a little overwhelmed as to what to do, so will probably just walk around and soak up the atmosphere instead of rushing about trying to tick things off.

        The only thing I really want to see is the Intrepid Air & Space museum (just so I can walk on the flight deck!) and go to a Rangers game at the Garden.

        • jjjaar on 27/07/2016 - 16:52
          +1

          Then those are the things you need to do!

          Don't let the pass dictate what to see. Do your own research (as you have done) and have your own holiday.

          If you want any NYC advice, feel free to ask.

  • hectic3 on 27/07/2016 - 11:49
    +2

    I found the pass most useful when it came to skipping queues. When time is at a premium, the time saved is worth the cost of the ticket.

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