why is this even a queation?
1) Goto a museum
2) Show BOFA card and get 2 free tickets.
3)enjoy
4) repeat 1 to 3 for all museums.

Its not that they will tag you if you visit one of them..

newbietx said:I had the same question, if someone can please help.

OP thank you for the post.

Another question if anyone can help, which of the museums in PA listed below are worth going to? My wife and I will be going. TIA!

jurilda said:Pennsylvania
African American Museum in Philadelphia
Independence Seaport Museum
National Constitution Center
Philadelphia Museum of Art

i have a question can i visit all of the above or only one is allowed.

Constitution Center I hear is terriffic, and Philly Museum of Art - Do you even have to ask?!!?! It's still awesome even if they DID move the Rocky Balboa statue from the world-famous steps.

you mean 5/1/07 to 5/31/07 right?
sikat said:BigBadBrad said:Where are the details? Are you suppose to go the museum and show them your BOA card?

Offer valid from 5/1/06 to 5/31/06. Photo ID and Bank of America credit card, ATM card, Check Card or MBNA credit card must be presented. Excludes fundraising events and ticketed shows. Free admission limited to cardholder and one guest per participating institution. Not to be combined with other offers.

Awesome post. Will try to visit every museum in the city!

This deal is sick! Thanks!

B&M or online? Any discount codes for the museum shops?

jk - This is an awesome deal!!!! Thanks OP

Thanks for the info, this is great. We are going to Philly the first weekend in May already to see the King Tut exhibit. This will give us something else to do without having to spend more money. Can't wait to go to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, they have an exhibit of japanese paintings starting May 1st. Perfect timing.

Smoking deal! MOMA alone costs $25 nowadays.

realexm said:Didn't read the whole thread - but most museums in NYC have 'suggested' prices anyway. So you can get in for free, $0.25 or whatever you feel like/can spend anyway.

that's not true for most of the smaller museums in NYC. they have fixed admission prices that run into the double digits. larger museums like the MET are "donation" based.

A little off-topic: For those of you visiting Philadelphia with access to a car and willing to pay $10 per person for admission...I would recommend seeing the Barnes Foundation which is in a suburb but you have to book in advance. Truly one of the greatest individual collections ever (and still intact!).

"The Barnes Foundation houses one of the finest collections of French Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, and early Modern paintings in the world, including an extraordinary number of masterpieces by Pierre-Auguste Renoir (181), Paul Cézanne (69), and Henri Matisse (59). The collection also includes important works by Pablo Picasso (46), Chaim Soutine (21), Henri Rousseau (18), Amedeo Modigliani (16), Edgar Degas (11), Vincent van Gogh (7), Georges Seurat (6), Edouard Manet (4), and Claude Monet (4)."