Go City Las Vegas Explorer Pass

Go City Las Vegas Explorer Pass – What to Know Before You Buy

The Go City Las Vegas Explorer Pass is a flexible, money-saving way to experience top Las Vegas attractions. You choose 2 to 7 activities from a list of 45+ options and use them over a generous 30-day period, instead of cramming everything into one or two exhausting days on the Strip.

With potential savings of up to around 55%, the pass works best for travelers who plan ahead, want to hit several paid attractions, and are comfortable using a mobile app to manage reservations and entry. Before you buy, it’s worth factoring in transportation costs, any reservation requirements, and the fact that attraction line-ups can change over time.

What’s Included

Attraction choices

• Entry to 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 attractions of your choice.
• Access to a curated list of 45+ popular tours and experiences in and around Las Vegas.

Highlighted experiences

• Hoover Dam Highlights Tour
• High Roller at The LINQ (daytime)
• Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck at Paris Las Vegas (daytime)
• Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Classic Tour (1-day)
• SkyPod at The STRAT
• Madame Tussauds Las Vegas
• Escape rooms, go-karts, museums, and other themed attractions

Pass format & tools

• Use the Go City app or a printable PDF with QR code for entry.
• Attractions can be chosen on the go — no need to pre-select when you purchase.
• Digital guide and app information with attraction details, reservation rules, and directions.

Transport Coverage

Transport is generally not included in the Las Vegas Explorer Pass.

• The pass does not include the Las Vegas Monorail or other standard local transit options.
• Transport to and from most attractions is on your own — expect to walk long distances or rely on rideshares and taxis, especially in the heat.
• Some activities, such as the hop-on hop-off Big Bus Tour, include transportation as part of the attraction itself.
• Always check the attraction description in the Go City app to see whether shuttles or transfers are provided.

Pricing and Duration

Attractions Included	Adult Price (from)	Child Price (3–12 years)	Validity After Activation
2–7 Attractions	From $69 per person	Varies by pass tier	30 days (check if 60-day policy applies)
Example: 6 Attractions	Approx. £105 / $115	—	30 days

• Non-activated passes are usually valid for about 1 year from purchase.
• Once you scan your pass at the first attraction, it is activated and valid for about 30 days.
• Some sources mention a longer 60-day use period — always confirm the current policy before buying.
• Each attraction can be visited only once per pass; no repeat visits using the same credits.

How It Works

• Delivery: The pass is fully digital — download it in the Go City app or print the QR code.
• Activation: The clock starts when your pass is first scanned at an included attraction.
• Use period: You then have up to 30 days to use all of your chosen attraction credits.
• Choosing attractions: You don’t have to pick attractions at checkout; choose them as you go, subject to availability.
• Entry process: Show the QR code in the app or on paper at the attraction ticket desk for scanning.

Reservations and Planning Tips

Reservations & entry rules

• Some attractions require advance reservations, especially tours and time-slot experiences.
• Reservations are usually made through the Go City app or following instructions in the digital guide.
• No re-entry: each attraction can only be scanned once with your pass.
• Always check the app for the latest opening hours, block-out dates, and reservation rules before you go.

How to maximize your Explorer Pass

• Start with higher-value attractions like the Hoover Dam Highlights Tour, Big Bus Tour, or the High Roller.
• Group activities by location (e.g., LINQ, STRAT, downtown) to avoid bouncing back and forth across the Strip.
• Use your pass during less busy slots where possible to cut down on waiting times.
• Check whether experiences are daytime only — for instance, if your pass only covers a daytime High Roller ride, plan night views separately.

Considerations and drawbacks

• Transport can eat into your budget — walking in desert heat or frequent rideshares may reduce overall value.
• Attractions can change after purchase; popular shows or experiences may be removed or swapped.
• Some headline tours (e.g., Hoover Dam) might only include a photo stop rather than full in-depth access.
• Limited availability and block-out dates apply to some experiences, especially at busy times.

Accessibility and Special Considerations

• Wheelchair access: The pass itself is not guaranteed wheelchair accessible; accessibility varies by attraction and some experiences may not be suitable.
• Group size: Many activities cap group sizes at around 15 travelers, especially guided tours.
• Family use: Child pricing generally applies to ages 3–12; infants and very young children may enter free at some attractions.
• Device requirements: A charged smartphone is strongly recommended, as the app holds your pass, reservations, and directions.
• You can print a PDF as a backup if you’d rather not rely entirely on your phone.

Seasonal and Availability Notes

• Las Vegas attractions are generally year-round, but show schedules, tours, and rides can change seasonally.
• Some experiences have limited time slots, special event block-outs, or reduced hours on holidays.
• Popular shows or branded experiences may be removed from or added to the pass line-up over time.
• Always confirm current availability and any block-out dates in the Go City app close to your travel dates.

When You’ll Save the Most

The Explorer Pass tends to offer the best value when you choose high-ticket attractions and actually use most (or all) of your credits.

Example strategy (4–6 attractions over a few days):

• Hoover Dam Highlights Tour
• Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Classic Tour (1-day)
• High Roller at The LINQ (daytime)
• Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck at Paris Las Vegas (daytime)
• SkyPod at The STRAT
• Madame Tussauds or an escape room / go-kart experience

Travelers using 4-attraction passes often report savings of around $80 per person, with overall discounts up to about 55% possible if you focus on premium experiences instead of cheaper museum-style entries.

Cancellation and Refunds

• Non-activated Go City passes are typically eligible for a full refund within 30 days of purchase.
• Some vendors allow free cancellation up to 24 hours before your planned use date.
• Others use stricter “all sales are final” policies — always read your seller’s terms carefully.
• Activity-level rescheduling is usually possible up to about 24 hours before your reserved time slot.

Alternatives and Who Should Skip

Is this pass right for you?

• Great for visitors planning to do 2 to 7 paid attractions over a few days.
• Ideal if you like curated experiences and want to avoid paying full price at the door.
• Best for travelers comfortable with light planning and using a mobile app for tickets and times.

You may want to skip if:

• You only plan to visit 1–2 attractions — buying single tickets may be cheaper.
• You need included public transport as part of your pass (this product doesn’t provide that).
• You’re visiting at peak times and dislike making reservations or managing time slots.
• Your Vegas style is mostly free attractions, casual wandering, and low-cost shows rather than big-ticket experiences.