Reviewed · SYDNEY TOURS
Sydney Explorer Pass: Save up to 50%* on Attraction Tickets
Sydney’s Explorer Pass is less a tour than a flexible ticket bundle: pick a set number of attractions, then build your own Sydney plan around them. You can pair the Sydney Opera House guided tour with Taronga Zoo, a harbor cruise or a hop-on hop-off bus, rather than commit to one fixed route.
I like the choice between major sights and activities that change the pace, such as wine tasting or a jet-boat ride. I also like having 60 days listed as the pass duration, though the terms say you have 30 days after your first visit to use the remaining admissions. Confirm the timing before you plan a long stay.
The main catch is that the savings depend on what you choose, and reservations or QR-code problems can complicate a busy day. This pass rewards a little planning; it is not a bargain just because it advertises savings of up to 50%.
At a glance
- Choose your own mix: Select admission to 2, 3, 4, 5 or 7 attractions and activities.
- Make room for Sydney icons: Options include the Opera House tour, Taronga Zoo, Sydney Tower Eye and SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium.
- Add time on the water: Choose from harbor sightseeing, whale-watching and dinner-cruise options.
- Use the app to plan: The digital guide lists current attractions, hours and instructions for using your pass.
- Check bookings early: Some of the most popular activities require advance reservations.
- Know the clock: The pass is valid for one year after purchase, but its use period after activation needs checking.
A pass for building your own Sydney days

How many attractions can I visit with the pass?
You can choose a pass for 2, 3, 4, 5 or 7 attractions or activities.
How long is the pass valid?
It is valid for one year from the purchase date and activates when you visit your first attraction. The usage information says you then have 30 days to visit the remaining attractions, while the activity duration is shown as 60 days. Check your confirmation for the terms that apply to your pass.
What attractions are included?
Options include the Sydney Opera House guided tour, Taronga Zoo with a return Fantasea ferry, Big Bus, Sydney Tower Eye, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, harbor cruises, museums, wildlife parks and more. The available list can change, so check the Go City app before you plan.
Do I need to reserve activities in advance?
Some popular activities require reservations. Check the app and reserve well in advance where required to avoid disappointment.
How do I use the pass?
You can follow the booking confirmation instructions to sync the pass with the Go City app. It can also be saved to a phone or tablet, or printed, and activation happens at an included attraction or tour.
Are food, drink and transfers included?
Transfers are not included, and food or drink is not included unless stated for a particular activity.
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