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What's Included

The Manchester Pass will help make your visit to the city and surrounding region as cost-effective, convenient and exclusive as possible.

We’ve eliminated the hassle, so you don't have to think too much about admission tickets, difficult to understand transport options and various attraction prices.

FREE ADMISSION

The Manchester Pass is the most convenient way to experience Manchester. You’ll get to visit world-class museums, take a cruise along the Manchester Ship Canal, take a guided tour around the world’s first industrial city and explore some of the most famous football clubs in the world…

All for free with your Manchester Pass!*

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*one free visit per paid attraction

FREE PUBLIC TRANSPORT

With your Manchester Pass, you won’t have to worry about transport zones and ticket prices. A valid Manchester Pass will allow you to take unlimited travel on the tram network (named the ‘Metrolink’) for the period you have your valid Manchester Pass.

You’ll also have access to a variety of train providers with your Manchester Pass, going to and from our local towns and regions in Greater Manchester. 

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DISCOUNTS AND OFFERS

The Manchester Pass also offers you many discounts for museums, restaurants, bars and sightseeing tours. Book a guided tour and enjoy dinner or lunch at a discount. All you need to do is quote your Manchester Pass in your pre-booking and present it on arrive.

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ADDED EXPERIENCES

As well as adding free entry and discounts, we’ve also carefully selected an selection of experiences and added benefits for you to enjoy at your leisure. Be sure to take advantage of these, as some include a fantastic souvenir or experience you can only do in Manchester!

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CHILDREN

Children under the age of four are generally allowed entry for free, unless otherwise stated. The Manchester Pass also covers the many attractions that’ll be of huge interest for the kids too; including Playfactore, LEGOLAND Discovery Centre, the National Football Museum and football stadiums.

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1 Day Pass

Adult
£45.00
Child
£30.00

2 Day Pass

Adult
£65.00
Child
£50.00

3 Day Pass

Adult
£85.00
Child
£70.00

NEED SOME HELP PLANNING YOUR VACATION?

View some of our suggested Manchester Pass itineraries and discover the city’s unmissable attractions.

ARTS AND CULTURE
Classic and contemporary art, the campaign for social justice and theatre. That's just a taste of Manchester museums, galleries cultural hot-spots.
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MANCHESTER'S HERITAGE
From the magnificent cathedral to Victorian manor houses and museums aplenty, Manchester has lots to offer those looking to soak up a bit of culture and local history.
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FOOTBALL FANATICS
From Premier League winners to the creation of the first ever football league, Manchester is a fantastic place for anyone with a passion for football!
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SIGHTS AND SHOPPING
From stylish shopping malls to specialist market stalls, quirky boutiques to vintage treasure troves, there is something to suit every style.
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FUN WITH THE CHILDREN
Greater Manchester isn't just for grown-ups, it’s a region filled with interesting activities and attractions that all the family can enjoy.
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THREE DAYS
Cover all the bases and discover the what Manchester is famous for in full. From football, history, industry, art and culture, we've got it all!
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Lee House
90 Great Bridgewater Street
Manchester
M1 5JW

Company Number 03192592

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A DAY FOR FOOTBALL FANS

Mad about football? We’ve got you covered!

Start your morning off by visiting one of the prestigious football teams of Manchester (Manchester United FC and/or Manchester City FC), exploring their heritage through unique memorabilia and interactive displays. Take a tour of the stadium and discover what makes these clubs the way they are today.

After visiting the stadiums, you could head back into the city centre for lunch at the 24 Bar and Grill restaurant.

Enjoy an afternoon exploring one of the world’s biggest and best football museums at the National Football Museum. As well as this head over to Piccadilly Gardens and look for the Red Plaque commemorating where the world’s first football league was created.

Finally, top your evening off with an authentic Chinese meal at the award-winning Yang-Sing restaurant in China Town.

(Please remember pre-booking is essential for the Manchester United and Manchester City museums and stadium tours and tours are closed on match-days.)

With all features of the Manchester Pass included, you could see yourself save at least £25 on a one-day pass!

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A DAY OF ARTS AND CULTURE

Kick off your day with a trip to the Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art to discover new artists and explore relevant global issues from international perspectives. Be sure to pop into the gallery shop after and explore a selection of jewellery, card, home wear, prints and gifts.

Following this, head into the northern quarter to explore some of Manchester’s finest culture and maybe stop by a TNQ for some lunch.  

After lunch, you could explore and learn more about the heart of the city with a tour from Invisible Cities whose tours showcase some of the city’s historical landmarks and explore the social projects that make the city what it is. (Tours available from 11am Saturday, 2pm Sunday. Large groups may request any time but must book in advance)

After explorating the city, you could head over to Manchester Art Gallery to see some of the art that has been at the centre of city life for nearly 200 years. After, make the most of your visit and stop by the Museum Café for a ‘Northern Nostalgic’ afternoon tea.

In the evening you could take the Metrolink over to The Lowry for a meal and the theatre and see a performance while also learning more about the history of the area. Then top your day off with an evening meal of modern British cuisine at Pier 8 restaurant.

With all features of the Manchester Pass included, you could see yourself save at least £15 on a one-day pass!

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A DAY AROUND MANCHESTER'S HERITAGE

Delve into the history of Greater Manchester with these must-see heritage hot spots.

Start your day by hoping onto Manchester’s only open top tour, the Sightseeing Bus. Enjoy the freedom of the ‘hop on, hop off’ feature, and make visits to Manchester Cathedral, Salford Museum and Art Gallery, Ordsall Hall and Salford Quays.

After a morning of exploring you could stop by the Pier 8 restaurant at The Lowry for an afternoon lunch of modern British cuisine by Salford Quays, home of the Manchester Ship Canal.

Following on from this, make the trip to the Science and Industry Museum for a fun filled and interactive afternoon before heading back into the city centre for an evening meal at the 24 Bar and Grill on Princess Street.

With attractions, discounts, travel and offers you could save up to £15 with the Manchester Pass!

TWO DAYS OF SIGHTS AND SHOPPING

Day One

Enjoy your morning by hopping aboard the Princess Katherine for an unmissable boat tour with Manchester River Cruises, taking you around the stunning Salford Quays and Manchester Ship Canal – giving you an insight into the history of the area and unique views of Manchester.

After this, you could call in at Pier 8 restaurant at The Lowry for a lunch of modern British cuisine.

Heading back into the city centre, learn more about the heart of the city with a tour from Invisible Cities whose tours showcase some of the city’s historical landmarks and explore the social projects that make the city what it is.

After your tour, head over to Manchester Gin Distillery for an afternoon tour and guided tasting session that will give you an insight into the distillery life in Manchester.

Finally, top your day off by visiting Zouk Restaurant and Tea Bar for authentic Indian cuisine with a modern twist.

Day Two

Start your second day by taking in some of the sights of Manchester by hopping onto Manchester’s only open top Sightseeing Bus.

After your tour on the bus, head to The Trafford Centre for a morning of indulgence and shopping with a range of discounts and offers exclusive to Manchester Pass holders.

Once back in the city, kick back and relax with an afternoon spa treatment at the Escape Spa at the Innside Hotel. Then enjoy an afternoon or evening cocktail at Cloud23 restaurant and sky bar, overlooking the city’s beautiful skyline.

With attractions, travel, discounts and offers you could save up to £40

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TWO DAY OF FUN WITH THE CHILDREN

Day One

Bringing the kids to Manchester? We’ll keep them entertained!

Take them to the East Lancashire Railway for an experience that takes you back in time and shows what travel was like from a previous era – A great experience for the whole family!

After that, head back into Manchester and explore the city by the ‘hop-on-hop-off’ Sightseeing Bus. The bus will stop at the Museum of Science and Industry which is a great place for a fun filled and interactive afternoon.

Finish day one with a nice family meal at Shoryu Ramen in the city centre enjoying some top-notch ramen, moreish street food side dishes and exciting drinks.

Day Two

Start your next day with a tour of Manchester United FC’s museum and stadium tour, then from the ‘Theatre of Dreams’ take the short trip to Play Factore, where you can sit back and let the kids run free!

Once you’ve finished playing, you could pop over to the Trafford Centre which is nearby for something to eat or a potential shopping trip, with lots of exclusive offers and discounts available to you with your Manchester Pass.

In the afternoon, visit Manchester’s National Football Museum which has plenty to see and lots of fun games and activities for children. Top it all off with an evening meal at TNQ Restaurant and Bar in Manchester’s uber-cool Northern Quarter, which will sure impress the teenagers!

All the features of the Manchester Pass could see you end up saving between £50-£60!

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COVER ALL BASES WITH THREE DAYS

Day One

Start your first day with a trip to the Science and Industry Museum for a fun filled and interactive morning. After, you could tour all the sights of Manchester, on board the city’s Sightseeing Bus. The ‘hop on, hop off’ tour allows you to visit sites at your choosing and continue your bus tour after.

Perhaps after you’ve seen the city, hop off the bus at stops 13 or 14 and head over to Manchester Gin for an afternoon gin distillery tour and guided tasting session that will give you an insight into the distillery life in Manchester.

Finally, enjoy an evening meal just next door in the Three Little Words restaurant where you can sip exquisite drinks and relax in casual elegance.

Day Two

Start off your second day by visiting either Manchester City FC and/or Manchester United FC Stadium and Museum Tours (both accessible via the Metrolink) and see what makes these football clubs some of the best clubs in the world.

Afterwards, you could really get to know the city you are visiting by joining a tour run by Jonathan Schofield Tours. With over 20 years’ experience Jonathan really knows all there is too know about Manchester.

Finally, enjoy a guided tour of one of Manchester’s oldest buildings, Manchester Cathedral, which sports a grand gothic exterior and an interior with the best late medieval woodwork in England.

Day Three

On your final day, head towards Bury to visit the East Lancashire Railway and take the trip of a lifetime along this heritage railway which runs for 12 miles through scenic Lancastrian landscapes.

In the afternoon, why now visit Manchester’s National Football Museum which boast some of the world’s finest collection of football artefacts and archives. Considered one of the best football museums in the world the National Football Museum is a must-see when visiting Manchester.

Finally, to finish off your day you could make the trip to Elizabeth Gaskell’s House to see where it was the famous novelist lived and wrote some of her most famous pieces of work.

(Please remember pre-booking is essential for the Manchester United and Manchester City museums and stadium tours and stadium tours are closed on match-days.)

With attractions, travel, discounts and attractions you could save up to £95