Free Access to US Museums, Zoos, Aquariums, & More This Weekend With Your Bank of America Card!
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If you’re a Bank of America (or Merrill Lynch) debit or credit cardholder, you can get free entry into more than 150 museums and other cultural centers on the 1st full weekend of each month.
I’ll explain how you can get free admission to places like the Liberty Science Center in New Jersey and the Center for Civil and Human Rights in Georgia.
How to Get Free Admission This Weekend
Link: Bank of America’s “Museums on Us”
Link: List of Participating Museums
With the Museums on Us program, you can get into participating museums and cultural centers for free with Bank of America (or Merrill Lynch) debit or credit cards like:
- Bank of America Alaska Airlines (Personal)
- Bank of America Alaska Airlines (Business)
- Bank of America Virgin Atlantic
You just need to show your credit card at the door along with a photo ID.
Free entry only works for the primary cardholder. So if you’re visiting with friends or family, they’ll need to bring their card or pay full price.
This is a great deal for folks who are traveling this weekend and looking for ways to save on entertainment.
If you’re in New York, you could stop by The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Or if you’re in Washington DC, you can visit the Newseum.
Adult weekend admission can cost ~$25 at certain museums, so using your Bank of America card is a great deal!
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