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Sightseeing Attraction Tickets

Enjoy a fun-filled visit to the world’s foremost wax museum. Meet the Bay Area legends who have shaped the iconic city of San Francisco. Mix and mingle with your favorite A-listers, challenge sports legends, hop on stage with pop icons, and be on the set of blockbuster movies.  Step on the court to shoot hoops with Steph Curry, or jam on stage with Jimi Hendrix to experience the full "Spirit of San Francisco." Brainstorm with tech leaders like Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates who have transformed our world. Feel the glitz and glamour as you strike a pose with Beyoncé, and light up the stage with Adele. Get behind the camera with Steven Spielberg, and then cozy up to George Clooney on the sofa.

Explore LA’s top attractions with the Los Angeles Explorer Pass and get up to 45% off compared to buying separate attraction tickets. Choose between 2, 3, 4, 5, or 7 activities from a list of over 30 attractions and tours. And with 60 days to use your pass, you'll have plenty of time to discover the City of Angels. You can go behind the scenes with a Warner Bros. Studios Hollywood tour, hop on and off a big bus tour around LA, take a selfie with your favorite celebrity at Madame Tussauds Hollywood, or go hiking in the Hollywood Hills. Your pass is fully digital. Simply print it at home or display it on your smartphone and show it at each attraction for free admission. You will also receive a digital guide to help plan your itinerary ahead. See the following list of attractions, tours, and activities you can enjoy with your pass (any activity indicated with an "R" means advanced registration is necessary): Popular Attractions • Big Bus LA 1-day Classic Ticket • Warner Bros. Studio Tour (R) • Madame Tussauds Hollywood • Big Bus Celebrity Lifestyle and Homes Tour • Hollywood Sign Tour (R) • TCL Chinese Theatre - Tour or Movie and a drink Tours and Cruises • Dolby Theatre Guided Tour - Home of the Academy Awards (R) • Celebrity Bike Tour (Guided or Self-Guided) by Bikes & Hikes LA (R) • Haunted Hollywood Walking Tour (R) • Downtown LA Food and Culture Tour (R) • Perry's Beach Café and Rentals - Mountain Bike or Roller-Skates (All Day) • Whale Watch (Long Beach) (R) • Whale Watch (San Pedro) (R) • Harbor Cruise (Long Beach) • Harbor Cruise (San Pedro) • SoFi Stadium Tour (R) • Night Star Tour (R) Museums and Landmarks • California Science Center IMAX Movie • Aquarium of the Pacific (R) • La Brea Tar Pits and Museum • Grammy Museum (R) • Battleship IOWA Museum • LA Zoo • Natural History Museum of Los Angeles Leisure and Entertainment• Yoga on the Beach - Huntington Beach (R) • LA Galaxy Game Ticket • 2-hr Stand Up Paddle Board or Kayak Rental - Huntington Beach • $30 Credit at Sixty Four & Hope Check your included digital guide for an up-to-date attraction line-up including opening times and instructions on how to access each attraction with your pass before you go.

Start your visit to the Maritime Museum of San Diego with a tour of the 1898 Victorian-era steam ferry boat, Berkeley. See a range of exhibits on the naval and commercial fishing industry history. Learn about navigational exploration and see vintage photography and artwork, military artifacts, and impressive yacht models. After the Berkeley, head down the gangway underwater to the USS Dolphin. Explore the USS Dolphin and see what the world’s deepest dive submarine looks like on the inside. Make your way to the Vietnam-era PCF 816 Swift boat, the 1904 royal steam yacht Medea, and a 1914 Pilot boat. See the replica of the 1452 Spanish galleon Explorer Cabrillo, which sailed into the West Coast. See both the replica galleon and the Californian topsail schooner. Visit the H.M.S. Surprise, the ship used in the award-winning motion picture Master and Commander and Pirates of Caribbean IV movie. Go below deck. See the man-of-war gunnery and remnants, along with wardrobe and props from the film that is exquisitely maintained. The last vessel is the Star, with three decks of treasured exhibits and gallery space. Learn about the history of the great Age of Sail onboard.

See two of San Francisco's most popular attractions with this combination ticket. Bump into celebrities at Madame Tussauds world-famous wax museum, and work up an appetite for a meal at the Hard Rock Cafe. Your adventure starts with a visit to Madame Tussauds, featuring wax figures of stars and historic icons. Snap a selfie with Jimi Hendrix, or moonwalk next to Michael Jackson. Get your picture taken behind the bars at Alcatraz, and take on Bruce Lee in a Kung Fu battle. Next, walk across the street to Pier 39 and grab a delicious meal at the Hard Rock Cafe. Soak up the atmosphere as you savor a set-menu lunch or dinner. Acoustic Rock Menu: Legendary Steak Burger, or any Sandwich, or any Salad Chef’s Choice dessert Unlimited coffee, tea, or soft drinks

Enjoy admission into the world-famous Madame Tussauds on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, where you’ll see the stars of stage and screen up close and personal. Go behind the ropes for A-list access and Instagram-worthy photos. Madame Tussauds Hollywood is the only place you can rub shoulders with more than 125 stars from the celebrity worlds of film and television. Skip the line with priority entry and jump right on set with all your favorite A-listers. When you’re done, head to the iconic Hard Rock Cafe for a delicious set meal surrounded by legendary rock and roll memorabilia. By combining your Madame Tussauds ticket and Hard Rock Cafe meal, you save money compared to paying for these experiences separately.

Enjoy a fascinating day out at the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum! Experience the area's maritime history through engaging, interactive exhibits. Learn about area's original inhabitants, the Chumash, and how they built their plank canoes, called a tomol. Touch an otter pelt, and learn why they were almost hunted to extinction. See videos of legendary surfers and fire one of the Goleta Cannons. Then learn about the Honda Disaster, where seven U.S. Navy Destroyers sank in 1923. Hear readings from the diaries of 4 survivors of the 1851 sinking of the Winfield Scott, a ship running gold, mail, and passengers from San Francisco to Panama. Visitors can also see four to six feature films in the 88-seat, high-definition Munger Theater. Film selections include two films by James Cameron, Shackleton's Antarctic Adventure, and Santa Barbara and the Sea, a 13,000-year maritime history of the area.