San Diego · THEME PARKS & ATTRACTION PASSES
9 reviewed
Out of 9 theme park & attraction passes on this site, these 9 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and standout details are below, so you can choose in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
LEGOLAND California and nearby SEA LIFE Aquarium ticket options from $64, with second-day free deals and kid-focused rides.
“Park ride queue times were ridiculously long, 90-120minutes for the two roller coasters! The food lines were stupidly too long! We wouldn’t recommend the park to anybody or go back again.”
Go City San Diego Pass Plus gives digital entry to 50+ top attractions over 1–7 days, including LEGOLAND and USS Midway.
“I really liked the freedom the city pass gave us. Best way to fill your time with as many highlights in a short time”
San Diego CityPASS gives you 9 days of mobile tickets and big savings for top sights like USS Midway, Zoo/Safari Park, SeaWorld, and more.
“I liked that I could just show up and the bar code was scanned and everything worked seamlessly. I did not like that at Legoland, my pass was rejected and nobody knew what to do. I ended up calling Citypass and was on hold for quite awhile before an agent sent me new barcodes that worked. Took about 1/2 hour of standing around the front gate trying to get this resolved”
Pick 2–7 San Diego attractions with a digital Explorer Pass, use it for 30 days after activation, and save up to 50% on admission.
“Good value and easy to use. We saved 94-121 per person. This was a good option since we were in San Diego for a week and allowed flexibility in plans due to rain. Since the pass includes 1 safari or 1 zoo, we did both, and paid the 2nd out of pocket. The kids were free at the art museum, and used their last pass slot for Belmont rides. We had vehicles, and used the trolley for 1-day (though it was a 2-day), the 1-day would have cost ~60 and we still saved substantially. The trolley is good for touring and going where it is crowded and hard to park…”
San Diego Explorer Pass: pick 2–7 attractions including the Zoo, with a mobile ticket and 30-day window after first use.
“I thought I covered all of my bases when purchasing this Go City Pass for my partner and me to celebrate our anniversary and his birthday. Before purchasing, I called and spoke to a representative that assured me that, despite some reviews that said people were not Read more”
Sesame Place San Diego ticket with optional SeaWorld. Meet Elmo, ride 18 attractions, and splash in a huge wave pool.
“Many of the big rides were closed and many (like the lazy river) only had half the rings out so had to queue on a one in one out basis so didn’t get to ride. Also annoying that you pay for a ticket then have to pay $45 to park…”
Optical illusion rooms, holograms, and 50+ hands-on exhibits in San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter. One-day ticket for $35.
“My experience was good but it was to much people maybe control better the amount of people”
Unlimited rides at San Diego’s Belmont Park by the beach, including the Giant Dipper and team games like laser tag and mini-golf.
“I like that there is a lot of parking and it’s free and also you don’t have to pay the entrance to the park only if you are going to ride the rides so you can walk around and enjoy the food and music I love it”
A one-stop ticket to San Diego’s Museum of Illusions in the Gaslamp Quarter, with 50+ hands-on exhibits, photo moments, and sensory tricks.
“Do not use viator. Admission is $26. Viator charged 105.00 for 3 family members. The cashier at the museum apologized.”
