Top Alabama Tickets & Passes

Visit Mobile’s Carnival Museum without having to wait in line by pre-booking your visit. Inside, you'll see all sorts of carnival-related ephemera, from ornately jeweled robes to old Mardi Gras crowns, all displayed in a historic mansion. You can also join one of three daily guided tours or explore on your own with the help of an app-based audio tour.

Each person will ascend up 6 unique rope sky-bridges, a rope-net tunnel, enjoy a thrilling 258’ zipline and then get strapped into a 45’ high, quick-flight, free-fall jump. It’s an exhilarating 2 hour challenge course through the lofty tree-top canopy overlooking the beautiful Wheeler Lake below.

Experience a selection of the best attractions in Mobile/ Dauphin Island/ Spanish Fort/ Theodore - all in one money saving ticket! This pass contains 11 ticketed attractions and information on several attractions that are free to the public. Best of all, you are not locked into any specific attraction in advance. An All-in-One ticket allows you an admission to all of the attractions listed on that ticket.

The Birmingham Attraction Ticket is your all access admission to fourteen unmatched institutions committed to connecting people to the city’s rich and diverse culture as well as a link to significant events on the world stage. From the awe-inspiring to the cutting edge, the interactive to the totally immersive, the many museums in Birmingham are more than the exhibits they house. They are centers of learning that inspire each and every visitor and uplift in countless ways. There may be no better way to explore the city, its history and culture, and discover what’s in store for the future than with the Birmingham Attraction Ticket. Perfect for one, ideal for all. It’s all within reach, and there’s something for everyone with the Birmingham Attraction Ticket.

Go in search of dolphins in the Gulf of Mexico on a cruise from Orange Beach. You can take in views of the Alabama coastline while spotting Atlantic bottlenose dolphins in their natural habitat. See other native wildlife, including crabs and hermit crabs, and earlier tours may even get to have a water battle with other vessels.

Birmingham is known for its civil rights history, but matching landmarks to their significance can be difficult on a self-led tour. Visit notable locations, including the 16th Street Baptist Church, Kelly Ingram Park, and the site of the 1961 Freedom Riders attack, and discover their history from your guide. Travel between sites with ease via air-conditioned vehicle, and benefit from the small-group size for a more intimate experience.

Bring an appetite to Mobile’s LoDa neighborhood for a gourmet tour that blends local history with treats from gumbo to crawfish and praline. It’s a delicious way to eat lunch without limiting yourself to one meal, and you’ll get a delicious look into the city’s cuisine while learning about three centuries of Mobile history.