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Denver (Aug. 4, 2020) - CityPASS^? has always been one of the best ways to stretch your travel budget. Now it's also the best way to stretch the time you have to visit top attractions in Denver, including the beautiful Denver Botanical Gardens and the Denver Art Museum, which is currently hosting the powerful Norman Rockwell: Imagining Freedom exhibit (on display through Sept. 7, 2020). For those who are ready to start traveling but don't want to venture too far from home, CityPASS has increased the usual 7-day validity period for Denver CityPASS admission tickets to a full 30 days. Denver staycation, anyone?

CityPASS tickets save travelers to the Mile High City up to 38% off the cost of purchasing the included attraction admissions separately. Denver CityPASS tickets are flexible, allowing visitors to choose any three, four or five attractions from a list of eight options. Costs vary, depending on the number of admissions selected.

• Denver CityPASS C3 tickets (3 attractions): $42, adults; $32, children 3-11.
• Denver CityPASS C4 tickets (4 attractions): $52, adults; $42, children 3-11.
• Denver CityPASS C5 tickets (5 attractions): $59, adults; $49, children 3-11.

The new extended 30-day validity is valid on all Denver CityPASS tickets activated (first used) between now and Feb. 28, 2021.

Denver CityPASS attraction options include:

• Downtown Aquarium
• Denver Zoo
• Denver Museum of Nature & Science
• Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus (temporarily unavailable due to COVID-19 operational restrictions)
• Denver Botanic Gardens
• Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum
• Denver Art Museum
• History Colorado Center

Some attractions now require advance reservations for guests. For information on how to make reservations, visit the "Denver Travel Guide" page on the CityPASS website. You'll also find attraction hours of operation, exhibit highlights and travel tips.

Note: Before booking your trip, we encourage you to check the attractions' websites to ensure that the exhibits, rides and activities you most want to enjoy are currently open and accessible.

In this new normal, travelers want to feel secure about their vacation decisions. Thankfully, CityPASS and its partner attractions are:

Safe - Stringent new cleaning protocols and social distancing measures at the Denver attractions have been designed to keep visitors safe and healthy. See the CityPASS "Attraction Safety Measures" web page for detailed information. To reduce contact and touch points, CityPASS also encourages visitors to use CityPASS mobile tickets for the time being.

Trustworthy - CityPASS has been a trusted brand for nearly a quarter of a century, with more than 23 million tickets sold to date. CityPASS tickets have a 97% customer recommendation rating. Read our reviews here.

Flexible - Travel plans unexpectedly changing? No worries. CityPASS has a 365-day risk-free return policy on unused tickets. Want to spread your attraction visits out over several weekends? Not a problem. For many CityPASS partner destinations, travelers now have 30 days in which to use their admission tickets.

About CityPASS: For more than 20 years, CityPASS tickets have been premier products for travelers who want to visit a destination's top attractions while enjoying significant savings. CityPASS tickets, which have a 97% customer recommendation rating, are currently available in 14 North American destinations: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, New York City, Orlando, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle, Southern California, Tampa Bay and Toronto. To date, more than 23 million CityPASS tickets have been sold to savvy travelers. For more information, visit CityPASS.com.

Prices and program subject to change. CityPASS? and City Pass? are registered trademarks of City Pass, Inc., and the exclusive property of City Pass, Inc.

Denver (Aug. 4, 2020) - CityPASS^? has always been one of the best ways to stretch your travel budget. Now it's also the best way to stretch the time you have to visit top attractions in Denver, including the beautiful Denver Botanical Gardens and the Denver Art Museum, which is currently hosting the powerful Norman Rockwell: Imagining Freedom exhibit (on display through Sept. 7, 2020). For those who are ready to start traveling but don't want to venture too far from home, CityPASS has increased the usual 7-day validity period for Denver CityPASS admission tickets to a full 30 days. Denver staycation, anyone?

CityPASS tickets save travelers to the Mile High City up to 38% off the cost of purchasing the included attraction admissions separately. Denver CityPASS tickets are flexible, allowing visitors to choose any three, four or five attractions from a list of eight options. Costs vary, depending on the number of admissions selected.

• Denver CityPASS C3 tickets (3 attractions): $42, adults; $32, children 3-11.
• Denver CityPASS C4 tickets (4 attractions): $52, adults; $42, children 3-11.
• Denver CityPASS C5 tickets (5 attractions): $59, adults; $49, children 3-11.

The new extended 30-day validity is valid on all Denver CityPASS tickets activated (first used) between now and Feb. 28, 2021.

Denver CityPASS attraction options include:

• Downtown Aquarium
• Denver Zoo
• Denver Museum of Nature & Science
• Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus (temporarily unavailable due to COVID-19 operational restrictions)
• Denver Botanic Gardens
• Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum
• Denver Art Museum
• History Colorado Center

Some attractions now require advance reservations for guests. For information on how to make reservations, visit the "Denver Travel Guide" page on the CityPASS website. You'll also find attraction hours of operation, exhibit highlights and travel tips.

Note: Before booking your trip, we encourage you to check the attractions' websites to ensure that the exhibits, rides and activities you most want to enjoy are currently open and accessible.

In this new normal, travelers want to feel secure about their vacation decisions. Thankfully, CityPASS and its partner attractions are:

Safe - Stringent new cleaning protocols and social distancing measures at the Denver attractions have been designed to keep visitors safe and healthy. See the CityPASS "Attraction Safety Measures" web page for detailed information. To reduce contact and touch points, CityPASS also encourages visitors to use CityPASS mobile tickets for the time being.

Trustworthy - CityPASS has been a trusted brand for nearly a quarter of a century, with more than 23 million tickets sold to date. CityPASS tickets have a 97% customer recommendation rating. Read our reviews here.

Flexible - Travel plans unexpectedly changing? No worries. CityPASS has a 365-day risk-free return policy on unused tickets. Want to spread your attraction visits out over several weekends? Not a problem. For many CityPASS partner destinations, travelers now have 30 days in which to use their admission tickets.

About CityPASS: For more than 20 years, CityPASS tickets have been premier products for travelers who want to visit a destination's top attractions while enjoying significant savings. CityPASS tickets, which have a 97% customer recommendation rating, are currently available in 14 North American destinations: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, New York City, Orlando, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle, Southern California, Tampa Bay and Toronto. To date, more than 23 million CityPASS tickets have been sold to savvy travelers. For more information, visit CityPASS.com.

Prices and program subject to change. CityPASS? and City Pass? are registered trademarks of City Pass, Inc., and the exclusive property of City Pass, Inc.

Dallas (Sept. 30, 2020) - Everything's bigger in Texas, so the saying goes. That includes a fall getaway to Dallas, affectionately nicknamed the "Big D." Throw a CityPASS^? ticket into that Dallas vacation and "Big D" could also stand for "big deal," as in a really big deal on discounted admission to top attractions like the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, the Reunion Tower GeO-Deck and The Sixth Floor Museum. And-as an even bigger bonus-the validity on Dallas CityPASS tickets has been extended from 9 to 30 days.

For those who are ready to start traveling but don't want to venture too far from home, the new 30-day validity gives local and regional travelers a full month in which to use their CityPASS admission tickets. Extended 30-day validity available for all Dallas tickets activated (first used) between now and Feb. 28, 2021.

Dallas CityPASS tickets, which save travelers 40% off combined admission to the included attractions, cost $47 for adults and $31 for children (3-12). They include prepaid entry to:

• Perot Museum of Nature and Science
• Reunion Tower GeO-Deck
• The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
• A choice between Dallas Zoo OR George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum*

*Note: Due to COVID-19, the George W. Bush Presidential Library is temporarily closed.

In this new normal, travelers want to feel secure about their vacation decisions. Thankfully, CityPASS and its partner attractions are:

Safe - Stringent new cleaning protocols and social distancing measures at the Dallas attractions are designed to keep visitors safe and healthy. Visit the CityPASS "Attractions Safety Measures" web page for detailed information.

Trustworthy - CityPASS has been a trusted brand for nearly a quarter of a century, with more than 23 million tickets sold to date. CityPASS tickets have a 97% customer recommendation rating. Read our reviews here.

Flexible - Travel plans unexpectedly changing? No worries. CityPASS has a 365-day risk-free return policy on unused tickets. Want to spread your attraction visits out over several weekends? Not a problem. For many CityPASS partner destinations, travelers now have 30 days in which to use their admission tickets.

About CityPASS: For more than 20 years, CityPASS tickets have been premier products for travelers who want to visit a destination's top attractions while enjoying significant savings. CityPASS tickets, which have a 97% customer recommendation rating, are currently available in 14 North American destinations: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, New York City, Orlando, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle, Southern California, Tampa Bay and Toronto. To date, more than 23 million CityPASS tickets have been sold to savvy travelers. For more information, visit CityPASS.com.

Prices and program subject to change. CityPASS? and City Pass? are registered trademarks of City Pass, Inc., and the exclusive property of City Pass, Inc.

Tampa, Fla. (Sept. 15, 2020) - Autumn may see temperatures dipping across much of the United States, but that's not the case in Florida. There's a reason this sun-soaked slice of America is called the Sunshine State. And one of the sunniest and most family-friendly destinations for travelers is the Tampa Bay area, which comprises the cities of Tampa, Clearwater and St. Petersburg.

While the thought of traveling can seem daunting now, Tampa Bay area attractions are taking extra precautions to keep visitors healthy. And that's just one reason to consider a Tampa Bay getaway. You'll also find new experiences, including Clearwater Marine Aquarium's new state-of-the-art habitat for Winter the dolphin, star of the Dolphin Tale movie franchise; as well as half off attraction admissions with the Tampa Bay CityPASS^? ticket.

Here are five great reasons to quench your wanderlust with a Tampa Bay area vacation this fall.

1. See Winter's brand-new home at Clearwater Marine Aquarium: CMA's most famous resident is Winter, an Atlantic bottlenose dolphin who, as a baby, lost her tail after becoming entangled in a crab trap line. The CMA team helped to rescue Winter and then worked with Hanger Clinic to develop a prosthetic dolphin tail that allowed her to make a full recovery. Winter's heartwarming story was made famous in the popular Dolphin Tale movies.

Today, Winter has a gleaming new home fit for a Hollywood star. Opened on July 29, this 1.5 million-gallon habitat features nine viewing windows that provide sweeping underwater views of Winter and her five dolphin friends: Hope, who co-starred with Winter in the Dolphin Tale II movie; PJ, Nicholas and Hemingway. (All of the dolphins are rescue animals who would be unable to survive in the wild.) The most magnificent of the dolphin viewing areas is the Kate Tiedemann and Ellen Cotton Main Dolphin Pool Observation Window, which is 40 feet wide by 14 feet tall.

CMA's new habitat is part of an $80 million expansion currently underway at the Ruth and J.O. Stone Dolphin Complex on Island Estates. The opening of Winter's new home is the first of a two-phased opening for the Stone Dolphin Complex. Phase II will provide a new guest entrance experience, as well as new dining areas with locally sourced food options.

2. Check the Tigris coaster off your bucket list: Florida's tallest launch coaster, Tigris, opened just last year at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay. If you haven't yet mustered the courage to try it, it's time to check Tigris off your daredevil bucket list. This innovative thrill ride catapults passengers through an exhilarating array of looping twists with forward and backward motion, breathtaking drops, a 150-foot skyward surge, and an inverted heartline (360-degree) roll-all at more than 60 miles per hour! Tigris races riders along more than 1,800 feet of steel track designed to mimic the awe-inspiring agility of the world's largest and most powerful cat-the tiger.

3. Say hello to Kayin at ZooTampa at Lowry Park: One of the newest and cutest faces at ZooTampa belongs to Kayin, an endangered white rhino born in January. The 8-month-old female calf is the seventh white rhino to be born at the zoo, which participates in the Species Survival Plan. Adorable Kayin and her mom, Kidogo, can be seen by park visitors who take the open-air tram ride in the Expedition Africa section of ZooTampa.

4. Catch Washed Ashore-Art to Save the Sea before it washes away: Through Feb. 21, 2021, the Florida Aquarium is presenting Washed Ashore-Art To Save The Sea. This nationally acclaimed exhibit artistically showcases the impact of plastic pollution on oceans, waterways and wildlife with larger-than-life sculptures made entirely from plastic trash and debris collected from West Coast beaches. Washed Ashore sculptures have traveled around the country, but this is the first time they have been on display in Florida. Working closely with Oregon-based artist Angela Haseltine Pozzi, the Florida Aquarium helped to curate a "school" of 18 marine-oriented sculptures depicting sea life. You can view the Priscilla the Parrotfish sculpture outside the aquarium's main entrance for free; a general admission ticket gets you access to the rest of the collection.

5. Enjoy an extended 30 days to use your CityPASS tickets: CityPASS has always been a great way to stretch your dollar while visiting the Tampa Bay area's top sights-it saves smart travelers 50% off combined admission to the included attractions. And now it's also the best way to stretch the time you have to visit those attractions. Through Feb. 28, 2021, CityPASS has increased the usual 9-day validity period on its admission tickets to a full 30 days. Simply activate your ticket on or before Feb. 28, 2021, and you'll enjoy 30 days of validity (activation occurs when your CityPASS ticket is scanned at the first attraction).

Tampa Bay CityPASS tickets cost $119 for adults, $106 for children age 3-9. The tickets, which are available in a convenient mobile format, cover prepaid admission to Busch Gardens Tampa Bay theme park and four additional area attractions. Includes:

• Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
• The Florida Aquarium
• ZooTampa at Lowry Park
• A choice between Clearwater Marine Aquarium OR Chihuly Collection
• A choice between Museum of Science & Industry OR The Tropics Boat Tours

Some attractions now require advance reservations for guests. For information on how to make reservations, visit the "Tampa Bay Travel Guide" page on the CityPASS website. You'll also find attraction hours of operation, exhibit highlights and travel tips.

Note: Before booking your trip, we encourage you to check the attractions' websites to ensure that the exhibits, rides and activities you most want to enjoy are currently open and accessible.

In this new normal, travelers want to feel secure about their vacation decisions. Thankfully, CityPASS and its partner attractions are:

Safe - Stringent new cleaning protocols and social distancing measures at the Tampa Bay attractions have been designed to keep visitors safe and healthy. See the CityPASS "Attraction Safety Measures" web page for detailed information. To reduce contact and touch points, CityPASS also encourages visitors to use CityPASS mobile tickets for the time being.

Trustworthy - CityPASS has been a trusted brand for nearly a quarter of a century, with more than 23 million tickets sold to date. CityPASS tickets have a 97% customer recommendation rating. Read our reviews here.

Flexible - Travel plans unexpectedly changing? No worries. CityPASS has a 365-day risk-free return policy on unused tickets. Want to spread your attraction visits out over several weekends? Not a problem. For many CityPASS partner destinations, travelers now have 30 days in which to use their admission tickets.

About CityPASS: For more than 20 years, CityPASS tickets have been premier products for travelers who want to visit a destination's top attractions while enjoying significant savings. CityPASS tickets, which have a 97% customer recommendation rating, are currently available in 14 North American destinations: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, New York City, Orlando, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle, Southern California, Tampa Bay and Toronto. To date, more than 23 million CityPASS tickets have been sold to savvy travelers. For more information, visit CityPASS.com.

Prices and program subject to change. CityPASS? and City Pass? are registered trademarks of City Pass, Inc., and the exclusive property of City Pass, Inc.

San Francisco (Jan. 6, 2021) - Annie Allen, vice president of global tourism sales for CityPASS?, has been appointed for the second time to serve on the San Francisco Travel Association's board of directors, as well as on its executive committee as chair of the board's Tourism Committee for the 2021 term. She had previously served from 2013-2017. San Francisco Travel is the official destination marketing organization for San Francisco and one of the largest membership-based tourism promotion agencies in the country.

"Annie is extremely well versed in the international arena and intimately familiar with the global travel trade market, which will be invaluable to rebuilding San Francisco's domestic and international tourism business," said Hubertus Funke, San Francisco Travel's executive vice president and chief tourism officer. "This is a critical time for travel, and we're very much looking forward to Annie's participation in helping to navigate the year ahead."

In her new role, which took effect on Jan. 1, Allen will assist the organization in setting policy and goals, maintaining fiscal viability, determining and representing the agency's position on current issues, and helping to educate others about the role of tourism in the community.

"CityPASS got its start in San Francisco nearly 25 years ago," said Allen. "So, the city has always had a special place within the CityPASS family of partner destinations. It's an honor to give back by joining the team that will design an adaptable, resilient tourism strategy for San Francisco's post-COVID promotional efforts."

About CityPASS: For more than 20 years, CityPASS tickets have been premier products for travelers who want to visit a destination's top attractions while enjoying significant savings. CityPASS tickets, which have a 97% customer recommendation rating, are currently available in 14 North American destinations: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, New York City, Orlando, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle, Southern California, Tampa Bay and Toronto. To date, more than 23 million CityPASS tickets have been sold to savvy travelers. For more information, visit CityPASS.com.

Prices and programs subject to change. CityPASS? and City Pass? are registered trademarks of City Pass, Inc., and the exclusive property of City Pass, Inc.