Tampa Riverwalk Attraction Pass: Save Money on Tampa’s Top Attractions

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Save Money And See More With The Tampa Riverwalk Pass

Nothing beats the Tampa Riverwalk for a memorable family day out. Between the aquarium, museum, and water excursions, our family have a tough time choosing what to do.  Luckily, they don’t have to! Thanks to the Tampa Riverwalk Pass, we get entry to all of Tampa Riverwalk’s attractions for one low price. 

The Tampa Riverwalk Pass has become one of our family’s way to plan a long weekend. Not only does it help us get the most for our buck, but the mobile system makes it easy to go from place to place. You don’t even download a special app. If you’re looking to do the whole family will love, here’s how the Tampa Riverwalk Pass works:

 

What’s Included In The Tampa Riverwalk Pass?

The Tampa Riverwalk Pass includes access to seven family-friendly attractions at the Tampa Riverwalk, including:

  1. The Florida Aquarium: A 200,000-square-foot aquarium featuring over 8,000 animals, including river otters, alligators, sea turtles, stingrays, and sharks.
Photo Courtesy: Visit Tampa Bay

 

2. Pirate Water Taxi (Day Pass): A fun way to get around, this pirate-themed water taxi offers 14 stops along the Tampa Riverwalk, Channel District, downtown, and Davis Islands. 

 

 

 

3. Tampa Bay History Center: Highlighting 12,000 years of Florida history, the exhibits feature indigenous peoples, Spanish explorers, and the state’s cattle ranching legacy.

 

 

4. Tampa Museum Of Art Features both modern and contemporary art alongside an impressive collection of Greek, Roman, and Etruscan antiquities. 

 

5. Glazer Children’s Museum: A hands-on, interactive museum our kids love. Exhibits focus on science, art, and practical life skills. 

 

6. Henry B. Plant Museum: Located in the Tampa Bay Hotel, this museum showcases the opulence of the Gilded Age. 

 

7. American Victory Ship & Museum: One of only four operational WWII-era merchant ships in the U.S., this floating museum offers nine decks of immersive naval history.

Photo Credit: Roman Krzaczek

 

How To Get The Tampa Riverwalk Attraction Pass:

  1. You can purchase both tickets on the Visit Tampa Bay website here: https://www.visittampabay.com/riverwalk-pass/. There are two types of Tampa Riverwalk passes:
  • 1-Day Tampa Riverwalk Attraction Pass:

    1-DAY TAMPA RIVERWALK ATTRACTION PASS

    • Save on the best attractions along the Tampa Riverwalk
    • Mobile exclusive
    • Instantly delivered via text and email
    • No apps to download
    • Valid for 1 day after first use
    • Child – ($49) Adult – ($65) Senior – ($63)

     

    3-DAY TAMPA RIVERWALK ATTRACTION PASS

    • Save on the best attractions along the Tampa Riverwalk
    • Mobile exclusive
    • Instantly delivered via text and email
    • No apps to download
    • Valid for 3 consecutive days after first use
    • Child – ($60) Adult – ($80) Senior – ($76)
    $60.00 – $80.00
  1. To access your pass, use the link you receive via text or email you provided at purchase time. 
  2. When you are at the attraction at the Tampa Bay Riverwalk, choose the attraction on the homepage and click “Redeem.”
  3. Click the “Tap To Select” button to confirm you want to redeem the attraction ticket.
  4. You will be given a unique barcode that attraction hosts will scan for admission. 

It’s that easy to use! If you want to learn more, check out this how-to infographic.

 

What’s Included In The Tampa Riverwalk Pass?

The Tampa Riverwalk Pass includes access to all the family-friendly attractions at the Tampa Riverwalk, including:

  • The Florida Aquarium: A 200,000-square-foot aquarium featuring over 8,000 animals, including river otters, alligators, sea turtles, stingrays, and sharks.
  • Pirate Water Taxi (Day Pass): A fun way to get around, this pirate-themed water taxi offers 14 stops along the Tampa Riverwalk, Channel District, downtown, and Davis Islands. 
  • Tampa Bay History Center: Highlighting 12,000 years of Florida history, the exhibits feature indigenous peoples, Spanish explorers, and the state’s cattle ranching legacy.
  • Tampa Museum Of Art – Features both modern and contemporary art alongside an impressive collection of Greek, Roman, and Etruscan antiquities. 
  • Glazer Children’s Museum: A hands-on, interactive museum our kids love. Exhibits focus on science, art, and practical life skills. 
  • Henry B. Plant Museum: Located in the Tampa Bay Hotel, this museum showcases the opulence of the Gilded Age. 
  • American Victory Ship & Museum: One of only four operational WWII-era merchant ships in the U.S., this floating museum offers nine decks of immersive naval history.

Together, the total value of all these attractions is around $150 for an adult. The Tampa Riverwalk pass saves nearly $100.

Keep in mind the Riverwalk is 2.6 miles along the Hillsborough River. Wear comfy shoes, bring a stroller, and pack plenty of water for everyone. Don’t worry. There are plenty of spots to stop and sit if the littles get too tired. Also, use this map to park strategically and save added steps.