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What do artists Otto Dix, Kiki Smith, Marc Chagall and Jacopo Tintoretto have in common? They were all influenced by the Bible, and they’ve all appeared at the Museum of Biblical Art. Whether Jewish or Christian, contemporary or Renaissance, artists from all over the world and every historical period can be found in the ever-changing temporary exhibitions at the Museum of Biblical Art. Free lectures and curator-led tours are available every third Thursday of the month, from 6 to 8 p.m.New York Pass grants its holders free entry to Museum of Biblical Art & to 70 more Attractions in New York City It really is that easy - See for yourself how this works. Or check out all 70+ New York City Attractions where you get free entry with New York Pass.
My boyfriend and I stayed in NYC for 4 days, so we bought the 3-day pass. If it were not for this pass, we would NOT have had the same amazing experience, and we most likely would have only gone to half the places we ended up visiting. We probably would have only gone to the big tourist places everyone knows like Times Square, the Statue of Liberty, and whatnot; but this pass exposes you to so many of the other great places to visit in this wonderful city (e.g. Dialog in the Dark was our most memorable and meaningful experience, and we would not have known it existed had it not been for this pass). Having this pass lit the fire under my butt to get up early to visit as much as I could, which was very welcome because on my last vacation, I woke up at noon every day and probably only did like 2 touristy things a day, which I regret a lot. The best part of this pass is that it can be used at so many places, and you're never too far from another attraction where they honor the NY Pass. For example, after eating lunch at White Castle and having no idea where to go next because we didn't know where we were exactly, we saw that Madame Tussaud's was right there and we remembered that the pass could be used there. We didn't have that included in our itinerary (because we weren't exactly intrigued at the thought of looking at pieces of molded wax) but thought, Our pass is good there--let's just go, and we ended up having a hilarious time! Money is a huge deal to me, so I know that if I had not purchased this pass, I would have said no to many of the places I ended up visiting because of the money I would have spent just for admission. So whoever came up with this concept is someone I am so grateful for. We're trying to move to NY one day, and I'm already looking forward to getting this pass again once we get there and get settled. I want to see the rest of this amazing city, and this pass is honestly the best way to do it without breaking your bank account.Fiona, US
my wife and me had the chance to visit New York from 17th to 21st of December 2009. At this short stay we took the opportunity to buy two "NewYorkPass" which was a very good decision. With this pass you get a great overview what to visit in New York and you safe money as well. We took two bustours (Downtown Loop and Uptown Loop) and a ride on a three hours ship tour around Manhattan Island. We visited the MOMA, the Guggenheim and few other museums and had a beautiful view from the Empire State Building. From our point of view the New York Pass safes money and makes live easier for tourists. Best regards from Ingolstadt in Germany. Susanne & Gunter
New York Pass was great savings. We saved almost $75 on each pass(total savings=$150) by using the New York Pass. We planned our day to cover most of the attractions in one day. The booklet was helpful in planning.Jamel from Texas
Offer Ends:Wed 23 May 2012
Entry to just those 10 Attractions without the pass would cost you $300! In addition you can save another $45 on Hop-on Hop-off Bus Packages
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