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RADical Days is an annual "thank you" to taxpayers, offering a chance to see the best of Allegheny County's top cultural destinations free of charge. Learn more and get your RAD Pass today at RADical Days Some organizations that participate in RAD pass include: RAD Pass helps make our region’s cultural resources available and accessible to everyone. RAD Pass is an online ticket lending system that allows Allegheny County library cardholders ages 18+ to access free or discounted tickets to regional attractions.

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Get a full list of participating museums and more information at Community Access MembershipsĬarnegie Museum of Pittsburgh’s Community Access Memberships provides opportunities for everyone to join as members and enjoy the benefits of being part of the Carnegie Museum's member community all year long by offering FREE Teen Membership and $20 Family Access Memberships.

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium - $3 each general daytime admission for groups of up to 4 people who qualify.

Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens - general admission for up to 4 people for $3 each.

Carnegie Science Center - general admission for up to 4 people for $3 each.

Carnegie Museum of Natural History - general admission for up to 4 people for $3 each.

The Andy Warhol Museum - general admission for up to four people for $1 each.

In Pittsburgh, you can present your EBT card at the following locations: Through Museums for All, individuals receiving food assistance (SNAP benefits) can gain free or reduced admission to more than 900 museums throughout the United States simply by presenting their EBT card. We want to help you navigate what deal works out best for you and your family. While many of our local attractions in Pittsburgh offer discounts for membership, or even student discounts, some of them offer discounts if you arrive at a different time of day.

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Sometimes we just have guides of free things to do in the area like 40+ Ideas for FREE Fun in the South Hills this Summer! View deals in our current guides here. In addition to our Kids Eat Free Guide, we publish seasonal and annual guides that are loaded with discounts for MacKID readers like our Birthday Party Guide or Holiday Gift Guide. Check out our guide here, and maybe we'll see you on a Tuesday night at Market District where we enjoy a delicious meal for 6 each week for $20! Macaroni KID South Hills Guides

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