Can I use the Jordan Pass for Petra by Night?

No, the Jordan Pass does not cover the 'Petra by Night' event. You must purchase that ticket separately at the visitor center.

Does the pass cover transportation between cities?

No, the Jordan Pass only covers entry fees to heritage sites and the visa fee. You will need to budget separately for JETT buses or rental cars.

Saving money with the Jordan Pass

Yes, the Jordan Pass is worth it if you plan to visit Petra for at least one day and stay in the country for at least three nights. It covers your entry visa fee (40 JOD) and grants free access to over 40 attractions, saving you roughly 30–50 JOD total compared to paying for everything individually.

Check the visa requirement. The Jordan Pass is only beneficial if you are eligible for a visa on arrival. If you are exempt from visa fees, recalculate the total cost, as the primary value of the Pass is the 40 JOD visa fee waiver.
Choose your Petra duration. Select between the 1-day (70 JOD), 2-day (75 JOD), or 3-day (80 JOD) pass. Since the cost difference is only 5 JOD per extra day at Petra, always opt for the 2 or 3-day pass if you have the time; it is significantly cheaper than buying extra day tickets at the gate.
Purchase online before arrival. Buy your pass at least 48 hours before landing at jordanpass.jo. You must have the PDF saved on your phone or printed to show immigration officers at the airport.
Present the pass at entry points. Show the QR code on your pass at the entrance of each site. You do not need to visit a ticket office; you can walk straight to the turnstiles at major locations like Petra or Jerash.

Can I use the Jordan Pass for Petra by Night?: No, the Jordan Pass does not cover the 'Petra by Night' event. You must purchase that ticket separately at the visitor center.
Does the pass cover transportation between cities?: No, the Jordan Pass only covers entry fees to heritage sites and the visa fee. You will need to budget separately for JETT buses or rental cars.