Museum Tickets & Passes in USA

Head into the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center and step back in time at the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum and Park. You'll learn about the epic history of the submarine launch that took place in 1942 and gain a deeper understanding of why this iconic underwater vessel became known as the 'Pearl Harbor Avenger'. Choose from two separate tours: The USS Bowfin Submarine Tour or the Submarine Museum Tour and ensure that your activity meets your interests!

Explore a collection of more than 2,000 artifacts, wander interactive galleries and check out traveling exhibits with admission to the Stax Records Studio in Memphis. Explore the original site of this iconic place and gain a deeper understanding of the role it played in the history of soul music.

Take a trip through American naval history with admission to the USS Midway Museum in San Diego. This enormous ship, known as the longest-serving aircraft carrier of the 20th century, now offers a range of interactive exhibits, a self-guided audio tour and numerous restored aircraft across its 4-acre (1.6-hectare) flight deck and sections below. It's an essential piece of San Diego's, and America's, military history.

Learn about legendary eureka moments and brilliant ideas at The History of Invention show, presented by the Museum of Interesting Things in Manhattan. Trace innovations from the steam engine to the phonograph and wind-up toys, and hear the origins of the electronics you use every day. Engage with the inventions in interactive displays designed to inspire curiosity and thought for both kids and adults, and enjoy a unique chance to step back in time while dreaming about the future.

Go back in time to Colonial Maine with a 1-hour tour of the historic Tate House Museum in Portland. Visit the 18th-century home and its grounds, where tours by knowledgeable local guides are given hourly.

Combine two landmarks of American history on a 5-hour, small-group tour of Arlington National Cemetery and The National Museum of American History that includes transport between the two sites. See the grave sites of service members and American leaders, then explore galleries that tell the story of the United States from the Revolutionary War to the Civil Rights Movement.

Discover the scandalous stories of the mob's most infamous gangsters at the Mob Museum in downtown Las Vegas. Explore the fascinating interactive exhibits, artifacts and digital experiences, learning more about the lives of Al Capone, Lucky Luciano, J. Edgar Hoover and many other criminals from Sin City and beyond. See the St. Valentine's Day Massacre wall, a Tommy gun, the Nevada gas chamber chair and much more. Then find out how law enforcement brought down Mob operations throughout the years - all inside this world-class history museum.

Discover exhibitions devoted to play, fun and kid-focused education with tickets to The Strong Museum in Rochester. Explore the cultural history of play in a series of creative, entertaining and colorful exhibits that range from comic books to arcades and a giant kaleidoscope. See modern and old fashioned favorites in the National Toy Hall of Fame and World Video Game Hall of Fame and take in the world's largest collection of toys, games and dolls.

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is home to one of the world's finest collections of modern and contemporary art, in a modernist building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Pre-book tickets to the Guggenheim to get convenient, skip-the-line access to this landmark New York City art museum.

Witness a different side of New Orleans's history with a visit to the dynamic National WWII Museum. While away the hours exploring wartime artifacts and discovering fascinating facts and histories at this world-class museum - considered one of the top museums in the nation!

Discover the artistic side of America's capital on a 2-hour tour of the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery and American Art Museum. Learn about America's artists as you observe one of the largest art collections in the world. View some of the country's most important works of art and get insider tips from your guide on other things to do while you're in Washington, D.C.

Tudors to Windsors: British Royal Portraits from Holbein to Warhol sheds new light on changing ideas of monarchy and nationhood in Britain. The exhibition features portraits of British royalty spanning 500 years, by artists from Hans Holbein and Sir Joshua Reynolds to Annie Leibovitz and Andy Warhol.

When visiting the Houston Museum of Natural Science, take the opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of the butterflies and insects at the Cockrell Butterfly Center and Brown Hall of Entomology. The entrance ticket admits you to both exhibits where you can see both live and preserved specimens, and learn about them with interactive games and displays. Explore a rain forest environment with a 3-floor butterfly habitat, get a close look at a range of insects, and visit a play area for kids.

Take one giant leap into the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, on a 2.5-hour small group tour that covers the early history of flight, and the modern-day life of an astronaut. This group is limited to 8 people, and explores a collection that includes everything from space suits, to moon rocks, and a model of the International Space Station.

On this official tour of the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, you'll learn about those who helped shape the present-day landmark and explore the legacy of the tragic attacks. In the morning, meet your guide between the memorial's pools, and encounter the architecture and design of the World Trade Center. Then, priority access lets you skip the long museum lines and head inside, where you'll discover more about the site's history and its present-day incarnation. At the tour's end, you can explore further at your own pace.

Discover a quiet sanctuary in the heart of Las Vegas with admission to Springs Preserve. Explore the 180-acre (63-ha) natural area at your own pace; buy a ticket for a 20-minute trackless train ride, or walk 3.7 miles (6 km) of tranquil paths through intact desert ecosystems and archeological sites. Learn about Mojave history in the Origen Museum and Nevada State Museum then see cutting-edge installations that illustrate sustainable practices in the west's arid landscape.

See world-class collections and special exhibitions in the heart of New York City's Meatpacking District with admission to the Whitney Museum of American Art. Explore the 220,000-square-foot (20,000-square-meter) space at your own pace, and take in a permanent collection that includes pieces by Edward Hopper, Andy Warhol, Georgia O'Keefe and many others. Catch temporary exhibits from around the world as you visit stunning natural light filled galleries and enjoy sweeping views of the City skyline from the museum's outdoor terraces. The Museum is located just steps away from the High Line, Chelsea Market, Hudson River and other popular downtown attractions.Please Note: The Andy Warhol From A-B and Back Again exhibition is included with your ticket from November 12, 2018 - March 31, 2019.

Discover the culture, creativity, and history of New York City with an admission ticket to The Museum of the City of New York. Explore both permanent exhibitions including a film narrated by Stanley Tucci and special temporary exhibitions. Learn about the city through maps, paintings, photographs, and quotes from famous residents.

Avoid the hassle of waiting to enter New York City's Museum of Modern Art with this convenient skip-the-line ticket that grants you entrance on arrival. It's not surprise that MoMA is an incredibly popular attraction. With artists like Andy Warhol, Vincent van Gogh, Jackson Pollock, Cindy Sherman and many more, the queue can be backlogged for hours. But with your handy skip-the-line ticket, you'll glide right past it and head straight to the good stuff. Plus, your ticket includes admission to MoMA PS1, the contemporary art center in Long Island City.

Visit two top DC museums on a small-group, guided tour that explores some of America's national treasures. With so much to see in the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History and the National Gallery of Art, it's easy to get overwhelmed, but visiting with a guide means you'll go straight to the most spectacular exhibits and artwork. Limited to 8 travelers to ensure personal service, this tour is a great way to learn the stories behind the museums as you see sparkling gems, masterpiece paintings, and more.