Hopefully good for someone going sight-seeing in London as can get access to most museums for just £10! Got this on a London Calling email - Enjoy all the benefits of a National Art Pass for 3 months - annual membership costs £65.
Free entry to over 240 museums, galleries and historic houses across the UK
50% off entry to major exhibitions including those at the British Museum and the V&A
It is a passport to art, giving you the freedom and flexibility to explore art across the UK, with free entry to 240 museums, galleries, historic houses and castles across the UK that normally charge, discounted access to hundreds more, and up to 50% off major exhibitions.
But there is much more to it! All National Art Pass proceeds help the Art Fund to fulfil its mission to help museums and galleries buy and show works of art for everyone to enjoy. By owning a National Art Pass you are playing a vital part in supporting our public collections and ensuring that significant works of art can be seen by all. You win, the museums win.
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dundas777
3 Sep 17#13
Offer now closed :angry: does anyone know where else I can get this? Thanks.
MLP1
23 Aug 17#12
Got my card through, and by happy coincidence, this came through on my Facebook feed, and guess what, I get 50% entrance fee with the Arts pass, so that's 1/2 the price of that 3 months deal taken care of in one visit. And there is a Pink Floyd exhibition at the V&A (or is it the Tate? can't remember) I have my eye on, that will now be a further incentive to go! :grin:
Haven't a lot of these Museum things always been free though?, or .....
Just curious on the necessity of these Museum Pass stuff's? (even if it is only £10 for 3 months?).
Just curious, genuine question. :-)
mattmerch to amour3k
17 Aug 17#9
as already mentioned most museums are free but have admission for special exhibitions etc ie Tate modern is free but had to pay for Damien hirst retrospective this give you entry to the exhibtions free that you would normalyy pay for
boiteacourrier to amour3k
20 Aug 17#11
It's a good deal. at Natural history museum, the temporary exhibit (whales) costs 12gbp. So you save already on the second museum
Hapzy
16 Aug 17#7
Always a great deal. The past year they've had this deal quarterly. Hope it continues next year
MLP1
16 Aug 17#6
Excellent deal, definitely worth a try at that price! Heat added :unicorn:
DRAMBUI
16 Aug 17#4
Good deal.. Heat added
JayR123
16 Aug 17#2
I like the picture of the Natural History Museum entrance hall and the comment in the linked website "The Natural History Museum has a famous collection of dinosaur exhibits and also holds research work and natural art - 50% off with National Art Pass!" Call me mad, but isn't it still free to go there ? It was last week when I went.
crazylegs to JayR123
16 Aug 17#3
Yep been free for eons! Gotta laugh! :joy:
cocogumbo to JayR123
16 Aug 17#5
If you're referring to the Natural History Museum, then yes - it is free admission. This pass gives you 50% off the temporary exhibitions, if there is a charge.
JayR123 to cocogumbo
17 Aug 17#10
Opps!, Sorry yes. Blame it in muscle memory, (I've been typing "National" a lot lately). It's actually not a bad deal if you are intrested in museums and art. I was commenting more on the fact that the website mentioned 50% off admission to the Natural History Museum (which is free anyway) and failed to mention anything about charged special events.
cocogumbo
16 Aug 17#1
Hopefully good for someone going sight-seeing in London as can get access to most museums for just £10! Got this on a London Calling email - Enjoy all the benefits of a National Art Pass for 3 months - annual membership costs £65.
Free entry to over 240 museums, galleries and historic houses across the UK
50% off entry to major exhibitions including those at the British Museum and the V&A
It is a passport to art, giving you the freedom and flexibility to explore art across the UK, with free entry to 240 museums, galleries, historic houses and castles across the UK that normally charge, discounted access to hundreds more, and up to 50% off major exhibitions.
But there is much more to it! All National Art Pass proceeds help the Art Fund to fulfil its mission to help museums and galleries buy and show works of art for everyone to enjoy. By owning a National Art Pass you are playing a vital part in supporting our public collections and ensuring that significant works of art can be seen by all. You win, the museums win.
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What is it?
It is a passport to art, giving you the freedom and flexibility to explore art across the UK, with free entry to 240 museums, galleries, historic houses and castles across the UK that normally charge, discounted access to hundreds more, and up to 50% off major exhibitions.
But there is much more to it! All National Art Pass proceeds help the Art Fund to fulfil its mission to help museums and galleries buy and show works of art for everyone to enjoy. By owning a National Art Pass you are playing a vital part in supporting our public collections and ensuring that significant works of art can be seen by all. You win, the museums win.
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Just curious on the necessity of these Museum Pass stuff's? (even if it is only £10 for 3 months?).
Just curious, genuine question. :-)
Call me mad, but isn't it still free to go there ? It was last week when I went.
Gotta laugh! :joy:
FAQs can be found here.
What is it?
It is a passport to art, giving you the freedom and flexibility to explore art across the UK, with free entry to 240 museums, galleries, historic houses and castles across the UK that normally charge, discounted access to hundreds more, and up to 50% off major exhibitions.
But there is much more to it! All National Art Pass proceeds help the Art Fund to fulfil its mission to help museums and galleries buy and show works of art for everyone to enjoy. By owning a National Art Pass you are playing a vital part in supporting our public collections and ensuring that significant works of art can be seen by all. You win, the museums win.