FREE Museum Admission for Bank of America & Merrill Lynch Customers (March 2nd & 3rd)

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American Museum of Natural History

Need an excuse to get out of the house?

Starting March 2nd and running through March 3rd, Bank of AmericaMerrill Lynch, and U.S. Trust customers can score one FREE admission to over 225 participating museum locations – nationwide!

If there’s a museum you’ve been wanting to check out, now is the time! Just present your active Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, or U.S. Trust credit or debit card along with a photo ID to get free admission.

The FREE admission is valid at participating institutions for the cardholder only (guests do not qualify for free admission). This offer excludes special exhibitions, ticketed shows, and fundraising events and cannot be combined with other offers. Hours and participation will vary by location.

(Thanks, Money Saving Mom!)

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  1. Nana

    Membership is free to all children under 17 and one adult is allowed free access with member child at LACMA. They have a table outside to sign up quickly. They even allowed me to enroll my other 2 kids that I didn’t have with that day.

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