Go San Antonio Explorer Pass

Get the full Texas experience with a one-day guided tour of Lyndon B. Johnson’s boyhood home, the LBJ Ranch, and Texas Hill. You'll see first-hand the influence of the German migration in the historic German town of Luckenbach and visit an award-winning winery too. Travel along the beautiful back roads of the Texas Hill Country and learn all about Texas cowboys and the great cattle drives from South Texas to mid-western markets. Once you get to the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park Visitor Center, you'll get a guided tour of his boyhood home before heading to the LBJ Ranch, otherwise known as the 'Texas White House'. Your guide will tell you all about the legacies of both LBJ, America’s 36th President, and his wife, Claudia 'Lady Bird' Taylor. You'll have free time to explore and the chance to have lunch at a German restaurant and beer garden, attend a wine tasting, or visit the Nimitz Museum and National Museum of the Pacific War. Next, make a stop in the town of Luckenbach, a storied town which inspired lots of musical talent, including Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Jerry Jeff Walker, Gary P. Nunn, Hondo Crouch, and many more. The last stop on the tour will be to a picturesque and award-winning winery to learn about the development of the Texas wine industry.

PREMIUM ACTIVITY (Choose 1) Learn all about San Antonio's Spanish influences and life at the missions on this comprehensive 3.5-hours tour. Your expert guide will take you to all the famous sights while providing an insightful commentary while you explore. Includes hotel pick-up and drop-off at downtown area hotels.

Extreme Escape Live Action Game scenarios Mutiny – what would a pirate do? Think like a swashbuckling pirate and find your way out of a ships hold where you and your fellow crew have been locked up, all before the ship plunges into the eye of a storm and gets destroyed. Master of Illusion – outsmart the maniac magician, suspected of causing the horrific death of his rival master illusionist, before it’s too late. You’ll be locked in his magic parlor where the distinction between illusion and reality is a blur, perform magic of your own to escape and stop the magician. The Undead – in order to survive the zombie apocalypse, you have to track down a doctor who might have the antidote that could save humanity. You’ll have to find a way into the bunker where the doctor was last seen, find the antidote, and keep the zombies out if you want to stay undead. Trapped Below – this will push all boundaries as you venture deep below the Earth’s surface in a dilapidated elevator. Using teamwork and your senses, you'll need to try and capture legendary treasure and escape.

PREMIUM ACTIVITY (Choose 1) Get the full Texas experience with a one-day guided tour of Lyndon B. Johnson’s boyhood home, the LBJ Ranch, and Texas Hill. Travel along the beautiful backroads of the Texas Hill Country and learn all about Texas cowboys and the great cattle drives from South Texas to mid-western markets. Once you get to the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park Visitor Center, you'll get a guided tour of his boyhood home before heading to the LBJ Ranch, otherwise known as the 'Texas White House'. Your guide will tell you all about the legacies of both LBJ, America’s 36th President, and his wife, Claudia 'Lady Bird' Taylor.

PREMIUM ACTIVITY (Choose 1) Embark on two one-minute flights in iFLY’s safe, controlled flying environment. This vertical chamber has fans at the top to draw air through and create a smooth column of air that enables you to fly. First-time flyers will enjoy the excitement of flying and learning new skills, while more experienced flyers can freestyle with a spin, twirl, or loop around the flying chamber. You’ll receive flight training from a certified instructor including proper body positioning and hand signals to use while flying. Once you’re geared up you’ll take to the chamber with your instructor and get up in the air.

Get up close to incredible wildlife at San Antonio Zoo. Spanning over 50 acres and home to 750 different species, this zoo is a must-visit attraction for animal lovers. See alligators, zebras, new baby animals, giraffes, and many more fascinating animals from around the globe. There’s plenty to do for visitors of all ages here, from hands-on animal feedings to educational talks on conservation. Step into the butterfly garden, hop aboard the San Antonio Zoo Eagle, the zoo’s very own historic train, or take a ride on the Zootennial Carousel. The zoo offers a fun-packed day whatever your interests and if you need a break there are also plenty of places to grab a refreshing drink or bite to eat. They also run a whole schedule of seasonal events and talks, so check on the website before visiting to make the most out of your trip.

Explore Texan culture and history with a trip to these two fascinating museums – The Buckhorn Museum and the Texas Ranger Museum. You’ll step back in time and see animal specimens, weapons, and frontier-era clothing. The Buckhorn Museum traces its heritage back to the late nineteenth century when the founder of the Buckthorn Saloon began to collect bones, antlers, and other natural artifacts from travelers passing through the neighborhood. Today, this natural history museum boasts more than 500 distinct species of wildlife, from an astonishing 10,000-year-old prehistoric elk to hundreds of small horns and antlers. The newer Texas Ranger Museum fleshes out a portrait of frontier America with its homage to early Texan history. Explore the collections of Texas Ranger artifacts including weapons, munitions, badges, and clothing. This museum is a must-visit for fans of Texan heritage and the days of the wild frontiers.

LEGOLAND® Discovery Center is the ultimate indoor LEGO® playground filled with LEGO play areas, interactive demonstrations, and exciting attractions. With exhibits geared towards children of ages 3-10, it’s the perfect place to visit with the whole family! A must-see for LEGO® fans ages 3–10 years old. LEGOLAND® Discovery Center provides the super AWESOME chance for kids to totally immerse themselves in the world of one of the world’s most famous toys. Learn LEGO® building secrets from the Master Model Builder, feel like you're a part of the story in the 4D cinema, and save the princess on the Kingdom Quest Laser Ride. At LEGOLAND Discovery Center, see iconic downtown San Antonio landmarks in MINILAND®, pedal to the skies on the Merlin’s Apprentice Ride and build and test your own LEGO creations!

Learn about San Antonio’s deep and varied past with a visit to the fascinating Witte Museum. This museum boasts a 10-acre campus and is dedicated to history, science, and South Texas heritage. See a dinosaur, learn how your body works, or explore the life of a hunter-gatherer. There’s plenty of hands-on experiences at The Witte. Check out the Robert J. and Helen C. Kleberg South Texas Heritage Center and you can go back to the days when vaqueros, chili queens, and cattle kings roamed the wild and vivid land of the state. See Davy Crockett’s fiddle, and hear the stories of the cowboys who helped to build Texas. As San Antonio’s largest museum, the Witte keeps its content relevant with a comprehensive rota of temporary exhibitions. The perfect family-friendly day out, this museum provides an engaging and enriching learning experience for visitors.

Get behind the wheel and zip around the race tracks at K1 Speed Indoor Karting in San Antonio. You'll ride in a vehicle with high-speed, high-performance, and zero-emission technology with the capability of reaching up to 45 miles per hour. This authentic, race car-like experience is not to be missed. Test your skills as you're pitted against your friend with K1’s live scoring system. Zip around 14 laps on one of the most difficult indoor kart racing tracks and cross the finish line a champion. Whether you’re a novice or a racing fanatic, to be the best at K1 you’ll need to pull from your skill, dedication, and practice experience to beat the competition on the course’s challenging straights, sweepers, hairpin turns, and drifting capabilities.

Enter this challenging and immersive maze of mirrors and see if you can escape. There are thousands of strategically-placed mirrors, secret corners, dead ends, and continuous circles so no experience in the maze is ever the same. Best of all, you'll be able to go through as many times as you want. You'll be given 3D glasses to enhance your visual adventure and make it more challenging too. Once you've tackled the maze, spend some time among the 'funny mirrors' and take plenty of snaps of the distorted reflections – you'll appear tall, thin, short, wide, and more. You'll also get to try the Vault Laser Challenge – attempt to make it to the other side of an obstacle course of lasers without touching the lights. Put your flexibility to the test and step over, under, and around beams of light to complete your mission.

Enjoy views over San Antonio from its tallest building – the iconic Tower of the Americas. From its 360-degree observation deck, you'll see the city's top landmarks and sights including the Alamo, the River Walk, and more. You'll also get free entry into the Skies Over Texas 4D Theater Ride where you'll get a virtual helicopter tour of the city's highlights, zooming past live street performances, a high school football game, and more. Flags Over Texas – Observation Deck – get aerial views of San Antonio from this 360-degree observation deck. From the top, you’ll be able to identify your surroundings, pinpoint San Antonio’s top landmarks, and view historic photos from San Antonio’s past to learn all about the city’s rich history and the attraction’s namesake – the six flags that once flew over Texas. Skies Over Texas 4D Theater Ride – fly over the Lone Star State in this sophisticated 4D ride that simulates a helicopter tour of the city’s highlights. Check out a typical Friday night high school football game, view a space shuttle at NASA, and watch live street performances.

This comprehensive hop-on hop-off bus tour showcases the best of San Antonio. Explore everything from the River Walk to Southtown to The Pearl Brewery in Northtown. You’ll enjoy informative narration all around the city by in-the-know tour guides who will take you past the city’s most significant landmarks, neighborhoods, and hot spots. They'll provide the history behind the sights and plenty of local tips too. It’s a must-do for first-time visitors to San Antonio and the perfect way to get acquainted with the city when you first arrive. You'll be able to hop on and off as many times as you please, giving you the freedom to explore at your own pace and customize the tour experience.

Test your shooting skills on the interactive Tomb Rider 3D ride at Ripley's – a part laser tag challenge, part thrill ride adventure. This exciting ride takes you through a spooky world of monsters and mayhem to the ancient tomb of the Egyptian God, Anubis, where you’ll be expected to battle and take down the enemy as well as all obstacles along the way. This multi-million dollar ride uses the latest interactive 3D technology to immerse you in the adventure. Use your shooting skills to get the highest score possible and defeat the curse.

There is plenty to discover at Natural Bridge Caverns. Explore two distinct cave systems, conquer the ropes course and zip line, mine for fossils, and more!

Explore the fascinating world of global record-setting at the Guinness World Records Museum, located right in Alamo Plaza. You’ll get to discover weird and wonderful world records in loads of categories, including sports, space, animals, food, human achievement, and more. There are 16 themed exhibits to make your way through, and plenty of interactive displays, touchscreens, and trivia to keep you entertained. You can even try to set your own world record (or two) in the all-new Attempt Arena, or you can participate in daily live shows featuring Guinness World Records adjudicators.

Get the lowdown on San Antonio’s beautiful river scene with a narrated 30-minute Go Rio San Antonio River Cruise. There’s tons to see on this cruise, from picturesque bridges and stunning architecture to the city’s first neighborhood. You’ll hop on the colorful electric boat at the San Antonio Visitor Centre and set sail down the waterways. A knowledgeable guide will be on hand to point out the spot where General Santa Anna placed his cannon line in the Battle of the Alamo, the old crossing where Teddy Roosevelt led his rough rides, the Briscoe Western Art Museum, and much more. They will also fill you in on the fascinating history of the area and give you an insight into the mix of cultures that make San Antonio so unique.

Located in a former 19th-century brewery on the Museum Reach of the River Walk, the San Antonio Museum of Art has been a mainstay in downtown San Antonio for decades, housing an exemplary collection of art from around the globe. Several expansions in the 1990s diversified the collections even further, and today the museum boasts more than 30,000 distinct objects and artifacts from 5,000 years of human history. Highlights of the collections include Egyptian, Greek, and Roman antiquities, Latin American artwork, contemporary art, and Asian art. There's even a special gallery dedicated to Texan art. A must-visit for art lovers in San Antonio.

Scare yourself silly by taking a thrilling tour of San Antonio's spookiest haunted house. This chilling venue is brought to life with top-notch special effects and live characters in costume, so you'll be shrieking with fear as you explore the creepy corridors. Meet all kinds of nightmarish characters as you make your way through the notorious haunted mansion. Ghosts and ghouls lurk behind every corner, so be prepared for plenty of surprises and to have your wits well and truly put to the test.