What museums are free in Chicago with EBT?
Low-income families with either an EBT card OR WIC benefits can get FREE admission to Shedd Aquarium! Your free admission includes access to all permanent exhibits, the Underwater Beauty special exhibit, and the seasonal Stingray Touch experience.
No, at this time, the Los Angeles Zoo is not offering discounts for EBT cardholders.
Teachers from throughout Illinois (pre-K through 12th grade) receive free Basic admission. Please show your employee ID when purchasing tickets at the museum.
About the program. The Aquarium is strongly committed to providing access to all, giving everyone the opportunity to visit — regardless of income. The free admission this program provides is underwritten by generous Aquarium business sponsors and the Aquarium itself.
Brookfield Zoo
What is this? Although adults still have to pay admission, Brookfield Zoo is offering Kids' Free Days August 1-3, 2022 with free general admission for children 11 and under. (Admission for adults, parking, rentals, and ticketed attraction fees will still apply.)
Within Lincoln Park, you can find two great free Chicago attractions: Lincoln Park Zoo and the Lincoln Park Conservatory. Founded in 1868, the Lincoln Park Zoo is the oldest free public zoo in the country.
The short answer is no; Netflix does not offer any kind of official discount for EBT cardholders. This means that even if you use your EBT card for a Netflix subscription, you can expect to pay the full price. However, there are still plenty of ways for you to save on the costs of your favorite streaming platforms.
The food kiosks at WDW do not accept EBT cards.
Did you know you can get free admission with EBT Card to museums and other family-friendly places like Aquarium and Zoos?
Winter is a great time to venture out to Brookfield Zoo and see the cold-hardy animals. There's also plenty of animal buildings to warm up in, including Tropic World and The Swamp. Guests who visit in January and February on Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, or Saturdays receive free admission (parking fees still applies).
Are Chicago museums free on Tuesdays?
Admission is free for Illinois residents on Tuesdays and visitors under 18, those with disabilities and their caregivers, first responders, veterans, and Illinois elementary and high school teachers are always free. The museum also has a pay-what-you-can policy so that nobody is turned away.
Navy Pier is free and open to the public year-round. Before you visit, be sure to familiarize yourself with our hours and admission policies, directions, and parking information.
Monterey Bay Aquarium in California is definitely worth a visit. It is especially great for kids, but also anyone who loves the ocean. If you are driving along the Pacific Coast Highway or for some other reason in Monterey, you should not miss it.
How long does the Monterey Bay Aquarium take to visit? The Monterey Bay Aquarium is a window to the world's oceans and features over 200 marine life exhibits. There's a lot to see and do, so set aside about 3-4 hours to explore this world-famous Aquarium on Cannery Row.
These are the admission costs per person: Adults: $49.95. Children (3-12): $29.95. Students (13-17 or with college ID): $39.95.
Admission is free for Illinois residents on Tuesdays and visitors under 18, those with disabilities and their caregivers, first responders, veterans, and Illinois elementary and high school teachers are always free. The museum also has a pay-what-you-can policy so that nobody is turned away.
Chicago residents under the age of 18 can get into this museum for free any time. Children age 14 years and younger are always free. Admission will be free for Illinois residents on weekdays (Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays) starting January 3 through March 17, 2022.
Admission for children under 14 and Chicago teens under 18 is always free. Please reserve free tickets in advance online. When does the Art Institute offer free admission? Admission was free for Illinois residents on weekdays (Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays) November 29–December 17, 2021, and January 3–March 17, 2022.
Regular General Admission: Adults: $19, Seniors (65+): $17, Students (13–22 with ID): $17, Illinois Resident Children under 18 are FREE. Non-Illinois Resident Children 12 and under are FREE. City of Chicago residents receive a $2 discount (with valid I.D.). General admission includes the whole museum.
