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Yes, as long as the pass hasn't been activated yet, it can generally be cancelled up to 24 hours before your planned start time for a full refund. Since the pass itself is typically valid for up to a year (sometimes up to two years) from the purchase date before it needs to be activated, there's no urgency to use it right away if plans change.

The pass activates the first time you scan it at an included attraction or the hop-on hop-off bus, and from that point your chosen number of consecutive calendar days begins counting down. Once activated, the pass generally becomes non-refundable, so activating it only once you're ready to actually start sightseeing matters.

Yes, customers in the UK or EU may have a legal right to change their mind and receive a refund within 14 days of purchase, as long as the pass hasn't already been activated. This cooling-off right applies regardless of the standard 24-hour cancellation window.

No, the pass entitles the bearer to one admission per attraction, and multiple visits to the same attraction during the validity period aren't permitted. If you want a repeat visit to a specific site, a separate ticket needs to be purchased for that.

For popular attractions, yes, reservations can be made through the Go Reserve portal and app, and Go City may need to share your email with the attraction partner to complete that booking. If you miss a reservation or cancel too late, it still counts as one of your used days or attraction choices under an Explorer-style pass.

A missed reservation, or one cancelled without enough notice, still counts as used under the pass, even though you didn't actually visit. Cancelling a reservation as early as possible if plans change, rather than simply not showing up, preserves that visit for a different attraction if the pass structure allows it.

The All-Inclusive Pass is based on consecutive days, unlimited attractions within 1 to 5 days once activated, while the Explorer Pass is based on a set number of attractions, 3, 4, 5, or 7, that can be used across a 60-day window rather than consecutive days. Choosing between the two depends on whether your trip favors seeing as much as possible in a short window or spreading visits out more flexibly.

Internet access is needed initially to download the Go City app and sync the pass, but once the QR code is saved to your phone's digital wallet or within the app, it can be scanned at the gate without needing Wi-Fi or mobile data. This is worth setting up before heading out for the day to avoid connectivity issues at the attraction entrance.