If you are finding it difficult to decide which pass is right for you, we’ve devised this handy chart that gives you a side by side comparison. It’s not the last word but it should give you a better idea which card is right for you. Don’t forget to read the notes for more info that does not fit on the chart.
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Notes
In the spring, summer and autumn, the Go Boston Card is the better value. It includes all but one of the attractions that CityPass has and much more. In addition, it includes very popular attractions such as the Fenway Park tour, Whale Watch and Trolley. On longer duration cards, you can get the Duck Tours included. If you want a more casual trip, fewer attractions in more days, then the Boston CityPass could be your ticket as long as your list of attractions matches up with theirs. In the winter, the advantage of the Go Card diminishes as many of their attractions are seasonal.
With both, you get great skip the line privledges at both places. They will both save you a lot of money if you use them.