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Free Access to (More!) US Museums, Zoos, Aquariums, & More This Weekend With Your Bank of America Card!

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    Interested in visiting a new museum, zoo, or aquarium 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.

    Plus, new museums have been added to the program, including 3 fantastic ones in New York City!

    Visit the Denver Zoo for Free This Weekend With Your Bank of America Debit or Credit Card. And Learn More About Cute Creatures Like the Red Panda, Cheetah, and Harbor Seal!

    I’ll show you how you can get fee admission to places like the Denver Zoo, the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, and the Portland Japanese Garden.

    Free Museums March 2017

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

    Link:   List of Participating Museums

    The Museums on Us program promotes culture, art, and science by giving folks free entry into participating museums and cultural centers nationwide.  And to celebrate the program’s 20th anniversary, they’ve added a number of new museums to the list, including:

    3 Free Entries Not to Miss While in New York

    Million Mile Secrets team member Scott is especially excited about the new places they’ve added in New York!

    He says the American Museum of Natural History is fantastic and it’s especially fun for folks who love dinosaurs!  He says the Intrepid is a must-see for those of y’all who want to view everything from fast airplanes to submarines.

    The beautiful New York Botanical Garden is near the Bronx Zoo so you could do both on the same trip.

    Just show your Bank of America (or Merrill Lynch) debit or credit card at the door along with a photo ID!

    Here are cards that qualify:

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

    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 take a trip to the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta.

    Check here to see if there’s a participating location near you!

    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 have the best readers! 🙂

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