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Brooklyn Pass

Frequently Asked Questions


Q: How do I get the actual Brooklyn Pass?
A: You will receive an immedaite email confirmation with a link to your E-Ticket Voucher. Print and sign this voucher and redeem it at The Brroklyn Bride Marriot at 333 Adams Street or at The Brooklyn Tourism and Visitors Center at Brooklyn Borough hall, 209 Joralemon Street.

Q: When does my Brooklyn Pass become activated?
A: Your New York Pass becomes activated the moment you use it at your first attraction

Q: Is there a limit to how many attractions I can visit in one day?
A: No. There is no limit at all. You can visit 2 or 20 attractions in one day if you wish-as long as your stamina holds up!

Q: Can I visit the same attraction twice in one day?
A: Unfortunately, no. You may visit each attraction only once per day. However, you may return to that attraction the next day for another fun filled visit.

Q. When do I have to use my Brooklyn by?
A. New York Passes can be purchased now and used until one year from the purchase date.

Q: I am staying in Brooklyn for one day-can I use it one day and come back again in 6 months to use the other day I have left?
A: No. The moment you use your Brooklyn Pass it becomes activated and the card starts counting down it’s “internal clock”.

Q: What if I lose my Brooklyn Pass?
A: When you receive your Brooklyn Pass you should immediately sign the back of the card and note the card’s I.D. number on a separate piece of paper for safekeeping. If loss occurs, the Brooklyn Pass home office can issue you a new one, only if the lost card’s number is provided so we can de-activate the lost card. Please be sure to put the card in a safe place upon receipt.

Q: Can I purchase one Brooklyn Pass for my friend and I to share at the same attractions?
A: Since you may only visit each attraction once per day, this is not possible. If you use your card at an attraction and attempt to pass that same card to your friend to use, the Brooklyn Pass reader will reject your second attempt and admission will not be granted.

 

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