Go Boston Card: 31 Boston Attractions, Boston

I have no idea why more people don't know about this card because it helped me out when I went to Boston with my family but it really helped me out when I went to Martha's Vineyard with my eleven and twelve year old. The ferry ride alone costs 52 dollars, but with the go card it cost me next to nothing. I bought a five day pass, stayed in Boston four four days, then used the pass to take a trip to Martha's Vineyard. Not only that but the go card was cheaper for my kids because they are under thirteen and they have a special deal for children. Even if you buy a card for one day alone, it's still a bargin because the card for kids costs half the price of the adult.

I love this card for budget travel. I've used go cards in san francisco and boston and it really does give you the best deal. i know some citys have "the city pass" for the main attractions, but the go card encompasses more things to do in the city, including small historical sites and places of interest very few know about. great card for getting a little bit of everything.

I purchased the Go Boston Card for my family and I and I recommend it highly. It was nice not having tons of charges on my credit card for admission fees and it also saved me a lot more than it would have been if I would have paid for each and everything we did. I also bought the pass on a special deal they were having, which really made it an even better deal than it already was. I am only disappointed I got the two day pass and not the three day, if I go back, I will get the pass for a longer period of time because I just ended up paying for things which would have been included in the first place. Oh well.

I purchased the Go Boston Card for my family and I and I recommend it highly. It was nice not having tons of charges on my credit card for admission fees and it also saved me a lot more than it would have been if I would have paid for each and everything we did. I also bought the pass on a special deal they were having, which really made it an even better deal than it already was. I am only disappointed I got the two day pass and not the three day, if I go back, I will get the pass for a longer period of time because I just ended up paying for things which would have been included in the first place. Oh well.

I purchased the Go Boston Card for my family and I and I recommend it highly. It was nice not having tons of charges on my credit card for admission fees and it also saved me a lot more than it would have been if I would have paid for each and everything we did. I also bought the pass on a special deal they were having, which really made it an even better deal than it already was. I am only disappointed I got the two day pass and not the three day, if I go back, I will get the pass for a longer period of time because I just ended up paying for things which would have been included in the first place. Oh well.

i've been to boston many, many times and I think this is a great program going in Boston. I really enjoyed using the card for the daytrips to Cape Cod and the Newport mansions and newport vineyards.For the cape trip, a bus picked us up and we went sightseeing in the tour bus, then we got to go on a cruise. We had to drive a rental car to newport, but it was a very short trip and it was nice to be free to roam the area for awhile. We also used the card to see small tourist attracts we didn't see in the three times we visited boston. i really enjoyed the isabella stewart gardner museum as well as seeing the USS Constitution. there really isn't much that the card doesn't cover.

Someone already wrote a review about this, but I just used my go card to check out museums. I'm an art student at Flagler University and I went to Boston and NYC to visit the art museums on a trip with a friend. I basically grabbed the Boston Go Card and went to museum after museum. Had I not had the go card I probably would have paid 100 dollars in admissions fees, but instead I paid fifty. As for the museums, I recommend the Museum of Fine Arts and the Institute of Contemporary Art.

I would recommend the Go Card experience to anyone who wants a full schedule or who is going to be in Boston awhile. I enjoyed mine, but it's probably not for the traveler who wants to do one thing a day. But if you like to do a lot of activities, this card is for you. My family and I went to the usual locations Freedom Trail, Museums, Aquarium, Historical Houses but I know you can use the card for trips outside the city as well. The guidebook includes some discounts for giftshops and resturants as well. A great bargin.