The advantage of taking the Jordan pass is that the visa is therefore included.
3 formulas are offered on their website, all based on how many days you want to stay in Petra : https://www.jordanpass.jo
If you decide not to take the pass, the visa will cost you 40 JOD / person when entering the Amman side.The Jordan pass is an entrance for many tourist sites in Jordan. All you have to do is have it stamped at each site.
However, the pass does not replace your passport. You will have to present your identity documents at the same time as the Jordan pass.
Yes, taking the pass is worth it. Having the visa included, this allows you to group everything together. If you count the entrance of all the sites it will make you save money.
Petra without a pass is at 50 JOD / person.
The Wadi Rum is 7 JOD / person, Jerash 10 JOD / person.
And all the other sites are between 1 to 5 JOD which means that in all, the pass is very profitable knowing that once again, the visa is included in the pass.
You will save a little more than 150 dollars by having the pass.
3 formulas are proposed, it all depends on how many days you want to spend at Petra’s site :
• Jordan Wanderer : with a day in Petra for 70 JOD / person.
• Jordan Explorer : with Petra’s visit for 2 consecutive days 75 JOD / person.
https://www.jordanpass.jo/Contents/Prices.aspx
• Jordan Expert : with Petra’s visit for 3 consecutive days 80 JOD / person
The best thing is to order it a few weeks in advance. To make sure you have your papers on time, before arriving in Jordan. And especially to avoid additional costs.
No, unfortunately there is no possibility to buy it on site. Especially since you will be charged the visa if you wait to be in Jordan to get the pass.
It is therefore better to do it in advance to avoid additional costs.
No Petra by night is not included. You can book this activity once in Petra.
However, Petra by night takes place every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday for 17 JOD / person.
The following sites are included in the Jordan pass:
• Petra
• Wadi Rum
• Amman citadel
• Chateau de Ajloun
• Umm Qays
• Umm Qays museum
• Qasr Az-Azraq
• Quseir Amra
• the Karak Castle
• Shobak castle
• the museum of Aqaba, Salt, Karak..
• Chateau d’aqaba
And many others : https://www.jordanpass.jo/Contents/Jordan_Attractions.aspx
You just have to reserve it when you buy the pass. Namely, the activity is free. Don’t forget to check that this is on all your tickets.
Otherwise do not hesitate to let us know and we will try to contact them to fix this 🙂
No, Wadi Mujib is a separate activity.
It will cost you about 17 JOD per person.
Find the map of Jordan below, it can also be downloaded from the website of the Jordan pass.

For more information you can find their Q&A here.
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