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Your Bank of America Card Will Give You Free Entry to These Cultural Centers This Weekend

November 4, 2016 By Million Mile Secrets

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Looking for something fun, educational, and free this weekend?

If you’re a Bank of America (or Merrill Lynch) debit or credit cardholder, you can get into certain museums and other cultural centers for free on the first full weekend of each month.

Free Entry To Museums This Weekend — More Than 150 Locations Participate in Bank of America’s “Museums on Us”, Including The Thinkery in Austin, Texas

I’ll show you how you can get fee admission to places like The Henry Ford in Michigan and Chabot Space & Science Center in California.

How to Get Free Admission This Weekend

Link: Bank of America’s “Museums on Us”

Link: List of Participating Museums (PDF File)

With Bank of America’s Museums on Us program, you’ll get into participating museums and cultural centers for free with Bank of America (or Merrill Lynch) debit or credit cards like:

Just show your card at the door along with a photo ID.

Free entry is only good for Bank of America or Merrill Lynch cardholders. So, if you’re visiting with other folks, they’ll need to bring their own eligible card or pay full price.

Note: Free admission does not necessarily mean you’ll have access to every exhibit in the museum. Some museums charge additional fees for different areas. So research your museum before you go!

This is a great deal for families looking for educational fun, or folks who are traveling this weekend and looking for ways to save on entertainment.

If you’re in Oklahoma, you can go to the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. And if you’re in Rhode Island, you can check out Blithewold, Mansion, Gardens & Arboretum.

Bottom Line

You can receive free admission to participating museums and other cultural centers this weekend if you have a Bank of America or Merrill Lynch debit or credit card! Check this list for a participating location near you.

Let me if you plan a visit this weekend!

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