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9 Free Museum Passes Seniors Can Use Across America

A senior presenting a bank card at a museum ticket counter with a 'Museums on Us' sign visible.
A visitor presents a Bank of America card to a smiling staff member for free museum admission.

03 Bank of America “Museums on Us”

If you hold a Bank of America, Merrill, or Bank of America Private Bank credit or debit card, you can take advantage of the “Museums on Us” program. This corporate initiative grants cardholders one free general admission to over 225 cultural institutions nationwide.

The free admission applies exclusively to the first full weekend (Saturday and Sunday) of every month.

Whether you enjoy the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, or the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, you likely have a participating institution near you.

You simply present your active credit or debit card alongside your photo ID at the ticket counter.

  • Action Step: Check the calendar at the beginning of the year and mark the first full weekends of each month.
  • Things to Remember: This program provides one free entry per cardholder. If you plan to attend with a spouse, they must possess their own Bank of America card with their name on it to receive free entry; otherwise, they must pay standard senior admission.
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