Several ways to stretch the family-fun dollar.
Published: April 29, 2019
For kids, summertime means funnertime. For parents, however, summer outings aren’t getting any cheaper. But there are ways to stretch the family-fun dollar. Here are a few:
Summer Savings Card. A wide range of special two-for-one offers is available from the Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention and Visitors Bureau. The deals are good from May 1-Sept. 30 at a bounty of participating venues, including attractions like Butterfly World or Flamingo Gardens, museums like NSU Museum of Art or the Museum of Discovery and Science, and a summer’s worth of various water activities. You can order your Summer Savings Card at http://www.sunny.org/ways-to-play/summer
Summer Savings Pass. Four of South Florida’s top attractions are making themselves hard to resist again this summer, offering four month’s worth of admission at one discounted price.
From May 11 to Sept. 30, you can visit the Museum of Discovery & Science, Miami Seaquarium, Lion Country Safari and Zoo Miami for just $58 for adults and $48 for children, plus tax, with special upgrade prices for members. For more information, visit each attraction’s website:
http://www.miamiseaquarium.com
http://www.lioncountrysafari.com
Miami Attraction & Museum Month. Through May 31, a plethora of family-friendly venues are offering deep savings on admissions, including BOGO offers like at the Deering Estate. Or, at Vizcaya, buy a regular adult admission ticket and get one at half-price, or get 20 percent off at Miami Children’s Museum. Coupons downloaded from the attractions’ websites must be used on the same day of visit. For more information on participating attractions, visit the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau website, http://www.miamiandbeaches.com.
Museums On Us. Bank of America customers can visit museums free the first weekend of the month through this program. A Bank of America or Merrill Lynch credit or debit card and a photo ID are required for free admission on Saturday or Sunday to a selections of area museums.
Visit http://www.bankofamerica.com and search for “Museums on Us.”
