Jordan Pass
Jordan Pass is the key to convenient and hassle-free entry to more than 40 of the top attractions and destinations in Jordan including Petra, Jerash, Wadi Rum and more!
Forget paying individual entry fees to visit all the highlights of Jordan — with Jordan Pass, you’ll have a digital ticket on your smartphone that you can use to access just about everything you could ever want to see, do and explore in Jordan.
If you’re planning to explore all of the best things that Jordan has to offer and you’re interested in saving money on entry and visa fees, the Jordan Pass is definitely the way to go.
How Does Jordan Pass Work?
The Jordan Pass offers entry to more than 40 top attractions and is valid for a period of two weeks once initially scanned at a site or destination in Jordan. If unused, the Jordan Pass will remain valid for a duration of 12 months from the date of purchase.
If you’re interested in purchasing the Jordan Pass, we recommend following the step-by-step instructions found below:
1. Choose Your Pass
Choosing which Jordan Pass to buy prior to your arrival will really depend on the amount of time you’re planning on spending in Jordan and your itinerary.
There are three different options when it comes to Jordan Passes and the only true difference between the three is the amount of days that you’d like to spend exploring Petra.
Jordan Wanderer – Includes 1 day entry to Petra
Jordan Explorer – Includes 2 day entry to Petra
Jordan Expert – Includes 3 day entry to Petra
| Ticket Type: | Price: | More Info: |
|---|---|---|
| Jordan Wanderer | 70 JD | View Details |
| Jordan Explorer | 75 JD | View Details |
| Jordan Expert | 80 JD | View Details |
2. Receive Your Pass
Once you purchase the Jordan Pass, you will receive an email from info@jordanpass.jo with a PDF attachment of your Jordan Pass. The email will look like this:
3. Show Your Pass
That’s it! All you have to do now is show your digital Jordan Pass QR code to the staff at the entrance of any of the included attractions listed below and you will enter for free.
Please note that we recommend printing a physical copy of your Jordan Pass and always keeping it on you as a backup in case.
Jordan Pass Attractions
The Jordan Pass is a great way to discover Jordan and explore attractions like UNESCO World Heritage sites, museums, castles, and more.
Below, you’ll find the full list of attractions that are included in your purchase of a Jordan Pass along with a Google Maps location for each so you can plan your itinerary in advance.
| 🏜 Attraction: | 📍 Location: |
|---|---|
| Petra | Maps |
| Jerash | Maps |
| Wadi Rum | Maps |
| Amman Citadel | Maps |
| Ajloun Castle | Maps |
| Umm Qays | Maps |
| Qasr Al-Azraq | Maps |
| Quseir Amra | Maps |
| Karak Castle | Maps |
| Pella | Maps |
| AlHallabat | Maps |
| Umm Ar-Rasas | Maps |
| Umm Qays Museum | Maps |
| Umm al-Jimmal | Maps |
| Shobak Castle | Maps |
| Al-Humaimah | N/A |
| Museum of Popular Traditions – Amman | Maps |
| Jordan Archaeological Museum | Maps |
| Aqaba Museum | Maps |
| Madaba Archaeological Museum | Maps |
| As-Salt Museum | Maps |
| St. Elijah’s Hill (Tal Mar Elias) | Maps |
| Dar Al-Saraya Museum – Irbid | Maps |
| Karak Museum | N/A |
| Iraq Al-Amir | Maps |
| Qasr Al-Kharranah | Maps |
| Roman Theatre Amman | Maps |
| Qasr Al-Mushatta | Maps |
| Qasr Hammam Al-Sarh | Maps |
| As-Salt Historical Museum | N/A |
| Madaba Archaeological Park | Maps |
| Church of the Apostles | Maps |
| Burnt Palace – Madaba | N/A |
| Museum of the Lowest Place on Earth | Maps |
| Aqaba Castle | Maps |
| Rehab / Al-Mafraq | Maps |
Frequently Asked Questions
Below, you’ll find some commonly asked questions about the Jordan Pass, including entry rules, expiry details, and how to buy it.
How many times can I visit the same attraction with the Jordan Pass?
You can visit each attraction listed above one time. Petra is the only exception to the list as it can be visited 1, 2, or 3 consecutive days. The Jordan Explorer is the 2-day pass and the Jordan Expert is the 3-day pass.
Does the Jordan Pass serve as a visa?
No, the Jordan Pass is not a visa. However, if you purchase a Jordan Pass prior to your arrival, you can get your visa fees waived as long as you’re staying in Jordan for more than three consecutive nights. Learn more about the visa requirements for Jordan.
When does the Jordan Pass expire?
The Jordan Pass remains valid for 12 months from the date of purchase. However, it automatically expires two weeks after the first scan at a tourist attraction. After this period, you won’t be able to use the pass for entry into the included tourist attractions
Are there any fees for extending the visa if I have a Jordan Pass?
If your stay exceeds the one-month validity of the Jordan Pass, you have two options for visa extension. You can pay 1.5 JD per day for the extra days at the airport, or you can opt for a three-month extension by paying 40 JD at the police station.
Where can I buy the Jordan Pass?
You can purchase the Jordan Pass directly through the official government website.
Can I buy Jordan Pass at the airport?
No, you cannot buy the Jordan Pass at the airport upon arrival. You must purchase your Jordan Pass in advance of your arrival to Jordan.
When should I buy the Jordan Pass?
You should buy the pass before arriving in Jordan, especially if you plan to stay for three consecutive nights, as it helps waive the visa fees (40 JD).
Does the Jordan Pass include Petra by Night?
Unfortunately, Jordan Pass does not include entry to the Petra by Night show. Tickets can be purchased for 17 JD at the Petra Visitor Center, via a local tour agent or via concierge at your hotel. Children under 10 years of age can enter free of charge.
