Discover NYC’s Museums with the Sesame Attraction Pass

New York City is famous for its skyline, Broadway lights, and buzzing energy – but it’s also home to some of the best museums in the world. With the Sesame Attraction Pass, you can explore them all while saving money and skipping the hassle of buying individual tickets.

Start with the Icons

• Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
  If you only visit one museum in New York, make it MoMA. From Van Gogh’s Starry Night to Warhol’s soup cans, MoMA is a feast of modern creativity. It’s also constantly refreshing its exhibitions, so there’s always something new to discover.
• Whitney Museum of American Art
  For a uniquely American perspective, the Whitney shines a spotlight on 20th - and 21st-century U.S. art.
  The galleries are filled with bold, challenging works by living artists, and the rooftop terrace offers sweeping views of downtown Manhattan.

Dive into History and Innovation

• Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
  Step aboard a real aircraft carrier and explore history like never before. The Intrepid lets you walk through a submarine, stand beneath a space shuttle, and get hands-on with exhibits about aviation and exploration. It’s a hit for families and history buffs alike.

Add Some Fun & Quirky Stops

• Madame Tussauds New York + Marvel 4D
  Meet your favorite stars — from Beyoncé to Captain America — in this interactive wax museum. The Marvel 4D cinematic experience makes it more than just a photo op.
• American Dream – Tilt Museum
  Part art gallery, part playground, Tilt Museum is filled with 3D illusions and interactive installations. Step into the art and snap photos that will wow your friends back home.

The Sesame Attraction Pass doesn’t just cover museums – it also includes NYC’s five observation decks, boat cruises, walking tours, and more. That means you can mix culture with adventure and sightseeing, all while saving big.

Good to Know: Pair a museum visit with a nearby experience – for example, see MoMA in Midtown and then head up Rockefeller Center for Top of the Rock views, or explore the Whitney and then stroll the High Line.