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Free museum entry for Bank of America card holders

Bank of America customers can visit museums free of charge on the first full weekend of the month through the Museums On Us program.

Just show your Bank of America or Merrill Lynch credit or debit card and a photo ID on Saturday or Sunday, and you will get free admission to more than 225 museums and attractions in Miami, the rest of South Florida and other hotspots across the United States. 

Miami-Dade County museums

Broward County museums

Palm Beach County Museums

Museum in the Keys

According to the program website:

“Adjusted Museums on Us admission procedures, if applicable, can be found by locating and selecting a partner name on our Museums on Us map. Information posted here will be updated on an ongoing basis. Please check with our partners directly for current safety protocols and operating hours. If you choose to visit a museum, we strongly encourage you to follow all health and safety protocols.” 

To get a look at the map of museum locations, click here.

You can get free visits to museums throughout the country, so be sure to click here if you're planning a trip outside of South Florida. 

The Museums on Us free entry dates are the first full weekend of the month.

If you're looking for other ways to visit museums free, check out our list of free museum days in South Florida.

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Free entry to museums with bank card
When
All Day, Monthly on the 1st Saturday (starting March 6, 2021)
What
Free entry to museums with bank card
Where
South Florida Museums
Cost
FREE
When
All Day, Monthly on the 1st Sunday (starting August 7, 2022)
What
Free entry to museums with bank card
Where
South Florida Museums
Cost
FREE
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