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

October 6, 2017 By Million Mile Secrets

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If you love saving money like I do, you’ll appreciate this deal from Bank of America!

With a Bank of America or Merrill Lynch debit or credit card, you’ll get free admission to 175+ participating museums and cultural centers during the first full weekend of every month. Like this weekend!

This Weekend Bank Of America Cardholders Get Free Access To Museums Zoos Aquariums More — In Philadelphia This Weekend? Head to the Philadelphia Museum of Art and Bank of America Will Foot the Bill!

I’ll show you how to get free admission this weekend to places like the Philadelphia Museum of Art, or The Henry Ford in Dearborn, Michigan!

Emily and I don’t get a commission for these cards, but we’ll always tell you about the best deals!

Free Museums October 2017

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

Link: List of Participating Museums

With Bank of America’s “Museums on Us” program, you’ll get free access to participating museums and cultural centers around the US, on the first full weekend of every month (including this weekend!). All you need to take advantage of this program is to show a Bank of America or Merrill Lynch debit or credit card!

Qualifying cards include:

Free entry is only good for the primary cardholder. So if you bring friends or family, they’ll need their own qualifying card for free access.

Note: “Free admission” does not necessarily mean you’ll have access to the entire space. Some museums, zoos, etc. charge extra for special exhibits. Click here to see a participating location near you!

Bottom Line

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

Some exhibits and areas of certain museums might cost extra. So research a bit before you go!

We don’t get a commission for these cards, but we’ll always tell you about the best deals.

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