Visit five iconic locations in Winnipeg with Tourism Winnipeg’s new pass called Winnipeg Attraction Pass.
With five local attractions included within the pass, the Winnipeg Attractions Pass highlights the best of Winnipeg in an easy, mobile-friendly way. You can choose between a one-day or three-day pass for admission.
Winnipeg Attraction Pass offers up to 35% off individual admissions and is more cost-effective than buying tickets individually per attraction.
Winnipeg Attraction Pass will give you access to these five attractions in Winnipeg:
1) Canadian Museum for Human Rights – included admission
Experience the powerful stories of the past and present at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Using innovative approaches, this national museum invites visitors to explore and reflect on human rights in Canada and internationally.
2) FortWhyte Alive – included admission
Through our 660-acre reclaimed urban green space, FortWhyte Alive brings people together to share unforgettable experiences and build sustainable relationships with nature and each other through nature-based education, programs, and experiences.
Through our 660-acre reclaimed urban green space, FortWhyte Alive brings people together to share unforgettable experiences and build sustainable relationships with nature and each other through nature-based education, programs, and experiences.
3) Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada – included admission
Discover more than 100 years of aviation history as you learn about Canadian heroes, innovators, and change-makers. Climb aboard a 1960s-era passenger plane, learn about the science of flight, and discover hands-on experiences throughout the museum’s exhibits. Aviation enthusiasts will love the more than 20 aircraft on display.
Discover more than 100 years of aviation history as you learn about Canadian heroes, innovators, and change-makers. Climb aboard a 1960s-era passenger plane, learn about the science of flight, and discover hands-on experiences throughout the museum’s exhibits. Aviation enthusiasts will love the more than 20 aircraft on display.
4) Royal Canadian Mint – included a 45-minute Guided Tour Of The Royal Canadian Mint In English Or French
The Winnipeg Mint makes circulation coins for all of Canada, as well as coins for almost 80 other countries around the world. Take a fun and informative 45-minute guided tour in one of Canada's official languages.
The Winnipeg Mint makes circulation coins for all of Canada, as well as coins for almost 80 other countries around the world. Take a fun and informative 45-minute guided tour in one of Canada's official languages.
5) The Manitoba Museum – included admission to all attractions
The Manitoba Museum is the province’s largest, not-for-profit center for heritage and science learning. They are renowned for their vivid portrayal of Manitoba’s rich and diverse history, Planetarium shows, and Science Gallery exhibits.
The Manitoba Museum is the province’s largest, not-for-profit center for heritage and science learning. They are renowned for their vivid portrayal of Manitoba’s rich and diverse history, Planetarium shows, and Science Gallery exhibits.
The Winnipeg Attractions Pass can be purchased securely online through their website at - tourismwinnipeg.com/pass. Upon completion of registration, you will receive a link to your mobile phone through text and email which will instruct you to add the icon to the home screen of your phone for anytime access (no app to download).
It is super easy to redeem the pass at attractions. I have attached some instructions below showing you how easy it is to use at different attractions. Once you have visited your first desired attraction, your countdown begins depending on the pass you have selected.
It is super easy to redeem the pass at attractions. I have attached some instructions below showing you how easy it is to use at different attractions. Once you have visited your first desired attraction, your countdown begins depending on the pass you have selected.
Winnipeg Attractions Pass key info:
Cost: The one-day Winnipeg Attractions Pass costs $21 for children, $37 for adults, and $31 for seniors. The three-day pass is $29 for children, $52 for adults, and $42 for seniors.
Plan accordingly: Passes must be activated and used within 90 days of purchase.
How it works: One-day pass holders have 24 hours in total to visit selected attraction(s). Three-day pass holders have 72 hours total to experience partner attractions of their choice. A 24 or 72-hour time clock is activated when a pass holder visits a first attraction and redeems it for admission; the one-day pass expires after 24 hours and the three-day pass after 72 hours.
Get your pass now: Visit tourismwinnipeg.com/pass for complete details and to purchase your pass.
Cost: The one-day Winnipeg Attractions Pass costs $21 for children, $37 for adults, and $31 for seniors. The three-day pass is $29 for children, $52 for adults, and $42 for seniors.
Plan accordingly: Passes must be activated and used within 90 days of purchase.
How it works: One-day pass holders have 24 hours in total to visit selected attraction(s). Three-day pass holders have 72 hours total to experience partner attractions of their choice. A 24 or 72-hour time clock is activated when a pass holder visits a first attraction and redeems it for admission; the one-day pass expires after 24 hours and the three-day pass after 72 hours.
Get your pass now: Visit tourismwinnipeg.com/pass for complete details and to purchase your pass.
This pass would be an amazing gift for someone looking to explore Winnipeg this summer.
