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“City passes” as they are also known are very prevalent across Europe and in many cases included public transportation along with attractions. In some places there are “city pass” only lines which allow the pass holder faster entry into many of the attractions. It needs to be expanded to cover locations such as the IMS, Historical Society and other attractions, however this is a good start.
Agreed, Thomas H! Great start and I applaud Visit Indy for working tirelessly in these crazy times. Forces out of their control have made downtown Indy a much harder sell right now, which seems surreal given how vibrant it felt only a year or 18 months ago. I agree too that it should be expanded. They’ve got smart people at the helm; they’ll get it done.
We have needed this for a long time.
Indianapolis should strive to have the best CITY PASS possible combined with Visit Indy’s discount program.
Great start but really need to make it more valuable with more venues and transportation options.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum
Speedway Indoor Karting
Newfields/Indianapolis Museum Art
NCAA Hall of Champions
Indiana Historical Society
Indiana World War Memorial
Eli Lilly Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Indy Parks and Recreation Pass
Fort Harrison State Park
Indy Park Golf Courses Pass
Indygo Bus Pass
Pacers Bikeshare Pass
Visit Indy should find a way to package and promote EVENTS for City Sports & Performing Arts Venues too. (Lucas Oil Stadium, Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Victory Field, IRT, Hilbert Circle Theatre, Madam Walker Legacy Center, Indiana State Fairgrounds, etc..)