Which Boston combo to book
- Families with a day for animals: New England Aquarium + Franklin Park Zoo. The Aquarium is on the downtown waterfront; the Zoo is in Franklin Park, a long way south of the centre. Treat them as two separate outings.
- Kids, rainy day: New England Aquarium + Museum of Ice Cream Boston. Both are indoor, easy half-day visits.
- History along the Freedom Trail: GetYourGuide sells an Old State House + Old South Meeting House combo. The two museums are a short walk apart in the old centre and pair naturally.
- Three or more attractions: the Boston Explorer Pass by Go City (choose 2 to 5 attractions) on Headout, or GetYourGuide's Explorer Pass, if you already know which ones you want.
- Packing in a lot over a few days: the Boston All-Inclusive Pass by Go City on Headout, which covers its full attraction list for a set number of days.
New England Aquarium + Franklin Park Zoo: Entry Ticket
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Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?
Both Tiqets bundles are slightly cheaper than buying the Aquarium and the second attraction separately. Passes are a different calculation: they only pay off if you use enough attractions to beat the single prices. Write down your list first, then compare.
How the tickets work
- One order, separate tickets. The Aquarium and the Zoo or Museum each scan their own.
- Some attractions use timed entry. Check the slot for each part when you book.
- Passes usually work through an app; some attractions still need a reservation even with a pass, which the pass's attraction list will say.
- Cancellation rules differ per part and platform, so read the conditions on the booking page.
Combos Tiqets doesn't sell here
The Go City passes are sold through Headout and GetYourGuide, and the Freedom Trail museum combo through GetYourGuide. We list them next to the Tiqets bundles so you can compare.
Travelling on? See New York, Philadelphia or Chicago.








