• With so many attractions to see, why limit yourself to one? The Indy Attraction Pass offers the opportunity to maximize your experience at a budget-friendly price.
• Choose a 1-day pass (starting at $39) or 3-day pass (starting at $65) to access eight of Indy's most iconic attractions.

• Only place in the Midwest where you can get in-water with dolphins.
• Help feed the dolphins and interact using hand signals.
• Other animal encounters include artwork made by elephants, rhinos, and penguins.

• The only place on Earth to get a feel for what life on the International Space Station is really like.
• The original Sulu himself, George Takei, will is the voice of a film and immersive sound and light show, featuring the escape pod movie prop used in the film Star Trek: Beyond.

• It is the world’s spiciest dish as proclaimed by the Travel Channel, and is known to make grown men cry.
• The landmark restaurant, founded in 1902, is synonymous with Indianapolis and serves up a must-try signature cocktail known as the Elmo Cola.

•  Experience the thrill of high-speed indoor karting in the Racing Capital of the World.
• Indy is home to three major karting venues: Fastimes Indoor Karting, K1 Speed, and Speedway Indoor Karting.

• Bowl like the old pros with restored 1930s era duckpin bowling (tip: try your skill at the vintage billiard table).
• Jump, jive and wail with Friday night swing dancing in the historic theatre, complete with a live band. 

• Experience Indy’s most iconic monument at the physical and spiritial heart of Indianapolis.
• Climb 330 steps (or take the elevator for $1) to top of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument observation deck.

• Be awestruck by the scale of the world’s largest permanent Dale Chihuly installation, Fireworks of Glass.
• Follow the ramp around this five-story-high installation.

• Bobby Plump’s famous shot in 1954 won the game for Milan and inspired the movie Hoosiers.
• His bar and grill is famous for making the ultimate breaded tenderloin, an oversized sandwich that is an Indiana staple.

• You can stay in real Pullman train cars resting on the original tracks.
• Tour attached Union Station, built in 1888 and the nation’s first consolidation of tracks and railroads into one centralized station.

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