Degas House Tours

Worked out really well and managed to access plenty of activities.

It was great! We were able to skip lines where tickets were needed. It was also very easy to book experience when it called for it. My husband and I ended up saving 150$ by using the passes with everything we did. We got the one day pass and was so worth it. We did more than what we would have if we had to pay for all of these out of pocket.

The Go City Pass is the only way to go! Used in New Orleans and highly recommend the Cajun Pride Swamp Tour, walking True Crime Tour, World War II Museum, City Bus Tour (stops at Cafe Du Monde for beignets and cemetery so you can walk around) and Creole Queen paddle boat down the Mississippi River. It pays for itself after only 2 or 3 attractions. Offers a wide variety of things to do. Typically can use shorter lines and pass the long lines. Easy to access your passes on their app. I have used this in New Orleans, New York City and San Francisco and have been very happy!

Dhanraj, or like I affectionally like to call him, Mr. Jamaica! He was the best! He was very kind, he was very helpful, and most of all he was very professional!

.40 per ride for seniors. Jazzy pass is based on full price of 1.50. So spending $15 for the 7 day was a major waste of money. We often had to walk 4-6 blocks. That said the app is good for navigation but I used Google Maps also so not necessary. The pate’ plate at the Roosevelt hotel was top of the line but it was confiscated when I went to Saenger. Houston’s had the best crab cake and slaw I ever had. Hotel Montelone was good but skip the chicken crepe. Lots of grissle. La Quinta on Camp was very nice. Would stay there again

There are some experiences that are really worthy, don’t miss the cemetery tour, the cooking demonstration, the swamp boat tour, the bus tour, the Paddle Wheeler Boat tour and the WWII Museum, all 100% amazing.

For us there were several things on our list that we wanted to do over a five day visit. I love to research so I decided to start researching the cost of things that we wanted to do per person vs the things we wanted to do that were on the go City pass, actually there was a lot and after doing three of the things that we wanted to do.... it paid for itself. I would highly recommend going on The Go City pass app looking at what they offer if there are things on there that you are interested in doing, cross-reference them with their actual website or maybe Google or Groupon etc. It may definitely be worth it or if you're only there to do one or two things it may not. Just do your research! But as for us... this came and handy and saved us a lot of money. And in these days I'm all about saving as much as possible so I can use it to plan my next trip 😉 I highly recommend! Have fun!

Please do the True Crime tour with Drew!!! He is phenomenal and a treat to experience. His flair and master storytelling kept us enthralled the entire 2 hours. Also check out Wolfy with the Saints & Sinners tour, he has drama and so many interesting naughty tales about the Oldest Ladies profession!!

Go CITY provided a good value for visiting different venues. The only problem is that if you purchase a 3 day or more pass, it has to be used on consecutive days (unlike City Pass). If you have bad weather or get sick after your second day and skip a day, then the last day of your pass is no longer valid.

Love the tours and the experiences we did with Go City. I also love saving lots of money and we saved almost $200 with the Go City passes.

We were able to make the reservations that we wanted to. We enjoyed the Creole Queen Paddleboat Cruise, the City bus tour, Vue City and the WWII Museum. The Southern meal was disappointing. The alligator was very tough and chewy. It was not edible.

We saved so much on the city pass. Although our itinerary was a bit aggressive the first day we saved $150 on our tours combined. See itinerary below. Day 110am-1pm New Orleans Sightseeing City Tours Check in 9:45 am at 414 Canal Street2-430pm Creole Queen Historic Cruise Check in 1:30 pm at 1 Poydras Street6pm Southern Meal at MRB Restaurant8:00pm Ghost & Vampire Combo by French Quarter Phantoms Check in 745p at The Voodoo Lounge, 718 North Rampart StDay 2 2-4pm New Orleans Cooking Demo Check in 145p @ 524 St. Louis StreetDay 3 930 -1130a Ultimate Swamp Adventures New Orleans12-230 pm World War II Museum3-530p Mardi Gras World

It was great to be able to do so many tours and activities. We were on the go non-stop for 2-3 days, including a city bus tour, paddleboat, ghost walks, cooking school, etc.

We used our 3-day city passes in New Orleans while having our honeymoon in March 2025. At first, I was a little bit skeptical about these passes, but everything went so perfect. We used GoCity app where you have your digital passes, and you can plan your days and visits. App also explains all the details: if some additional booking is required, or what are the attractions addresses and working hours. Every time we entered an attraction, we just showed our passes. Super easy, super quick and convenient. We went to 5 attractions and had a meal at MRB. We saved around $90, which is really great deal. We will definitely use GoCity during our future trips to other cities.

Everyone loves saving money while traveling and still take in all the sights and sounds of the city, wherever that may be. Go City Pass is the most economical and easy way to do this.

Amazing way to see New Orleans. We stayed for 5 days and did the biggest pass and did a bunch of things each day. Make sure to check out the cooking school! But I’ve recommended this pass to all my friends traveling there.