Madrid All Inclusive Pass

How does the Madrid All-Inclusive Pass work?

Once purchased, the Madrid All-Inclusive Pass will be sent to your email address along with instructions, so you’ll simply need to show the digital pass at the entrance to the places you visit. You can also choose to print it out. In addition, you’ll be sent a catalogue listing everything you can do and visit, instructions on how to book tickets for the most popular attractions, and full details on how the pass works and how to activate it. For added convenience, you can synchronise your pass with the app specified so that you have all the information to hand on your smartphone.

How do I activate the pass?

To activate it, simply use it at the first attraction you decide to visit. From that moment onwards, the number of days you’ve booked will start counting down. Bear in mind that the days count in a standard way – that is, a day begins at 00:00 – so we recommend you always activate your pass in the morning to make the most of it. You have up to 2 years from the date of purchase to activate it.

What are the benefits of the pass?

The Madrid Pass is one of the best ways to visit the city. This convenient pass gives you access to more than 25 of the capital’s most iconic tourist attractions, as well as some fascinating guided tours. Depending on how much time you have, you can choose a pass for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 consecutive days. This option always guarantees you’ll save money compared to buying tickets separately. You’ll also save time by having a single pass for all your entries rather than buying them individually.

Are there any attractions that require advance booking?

Yes. Due to high demand, some attractions may require advance booking. To make your booking, simply follow the instructions you’ll receive by email with your purchase, making it quick and easy to book.

Do children need a pass?

If you’re travelling with children, you’ll be pleased to know that children aged 3 to 12 get an additional discount and that children under 3 don’t need to buy a pass. This is because most attractions in Madrid allow children under 3 to enter for free.