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This Weekend: Free Access to Museums, Zoos, Aquariums, & More for Bank of America Cardholders

June 2, 2017 By Million Mile Secrets

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Good news if you’re looking for something fun and educational to do this weekend!

If you have a Bank of America (or Merrill Lynch) debit or credit card, you can get free admission at 175+ participating museums and cultural centers on the first full weekend of each month.

Free Museums June 2017 — Check out the Chicago History Museum This Weekend, Compliments of Bank of America!

I’ll show you how you can get fee admission to places like the Chicago History Museum, the Museum of Arts and Design in New York City, the Northwest African American Museum near Seattle, and more!

Free Museums June 2017

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

Link: List of Participating Museums

Bank of America’s Museums on Us program promotes culture, art, and science by giving folks free entry into participating museums and cultural centers nationwide. You just need a Bank of America (or Merrill Lynch) debit or credit card!

Qualifying cards include:

Just show your card at the door along with a photo ID, and you’re in!

Free Museums June 2017 — Kids Will Love the Interactive Exhibits at the DISCOVERY Children’s Museum in Las Vegas

Free entry is only good for the primary cardholder. So if you’re visiting with friends or family, they’ll need to have their own Bank of America card or pay full price.

Note: “Free admission” does not necessarily mean you’ll have access to the entire space. Some museums, zoos, etc., charge extra for special exhibits.

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

If you’re in Las Vegas, you could check out the DISCOVERY Children’s Museum. Or if you’re near Miami, you could visit the Coral Gables Museum.

Click here to see a participating location near you!

Bottom Line

Bank of America and Merrill Lynch cardholders get free entry to museums, zoos, and cultural centers nationwide, on the first full weekend of every month. Just show your qualifying card and photo ID at the door!

Some exhibits and areas of certain museums might cost extra. So do your research before you go, to make sure you aren’t disappointed.

Emily and I don’t earn a commission from Bank of America cards, but we always tell you about fun freebies like this. Because we love our readers!

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