Now through December 23, use code Winter20 and save on a Science Museum of Virginia Supernova membership:
- Free, unlimited regular admission for one year for two adults and all children under eighteen living in the same household
- Four free guest passes
- Four free Dome passes
- Discounts on special programs and touring exhibitions
- Gift shop discounts
- Admission to 300 science and technology centers worldwide (details here)
Supernova membership is $150 $120 with code Winter20 before midnight on December 23. For purchasing information, go here.
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Looking for the perfect family gift this year? Here are ten reasons a family membership to the Science Museum of Virginia is a great idea.
10. Membership can pay for itself in as little as two visits – it’s a no-brainer!
9. Free guest passes for those times grandma and grandpa come to visit or you have extra kids in tow – or a ready-made teacher’s gift!
8. Free admission to 300 science and technology centers around the world – WOW!
7. Discounts in their really cool gift shop – open weekends in December from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
6. Discounted tickets for the Dome – the movies are amazing!
5. Going green is easy peasy with a digital membership card you can download to your smartphone. Talk about reducing a carbon footprint!
4. Can you say up-close member-only parking spots?
3. Science demos in The Forge – these maker experiences are fantastic for kids, especially as remote learning has reduced hands-on opportunities with instructors.
2. The visiting exhibitions are ever-changing, as are the activities and events, so coming back to the Museum over and over again will never get boring!
1. And finally, and perhaps most importantly during the pandemic, the Science Museum of Virginia has taken extraordinary precautions to keep families safe who want to enjoy the museum. As the pandemic continues, you will trust the Science Museum of Virginia to enforce safety protocol as established by the CDC and the Virginia Department of Health. Go here to find out more.
To read a recent article in RFM about the wonders of the Science Museum of Virginia, go here.
For membership details, visit the Science Museum of Virginia.
