ADisneygirl
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I've been searching around the web for things related to teachers and free time this summer. Not all freebies, but some good ones for all my fellow Florida teachers:
Ringling Museum of Art (Sarasota)
Offers a Free Educator Pass with completion of application and teacher ID and $5.00 admission for teachers with ID but no Educator Pass.
Orlando Museum of Art
Offers an individual annual educator pass to the Resource Center with Museum membership for $40. They also offer free Thursday afternoons for local residents, Residents of Orange, Seminole, Lake and Osceola counties receive free admission on Thursdays from 1 to 4 pm.
Florida Aquarium (Tampa)
See the Aquarium at your own pace to prepare for your field trip. Simply show proof of ID (current pay stub with teacher payroll code) at a ticket window for free admission. Family and friends are welcome but will be required to purchase their admission(s). Offer good during regular business hours. Teachers are counted in the chaperone total on field trip days.
Wet n Wild (Orlando)
From May 1 through December 1, 2007 Florida teachers will receive a reduced adult/child admission rate of $26.95 (excluding Memorial Day and the month of July). Print and present the promotional flyer to receive the discount
Medieval Times (Orlando)
Medieval Times offers a reduced admission rate for teachers and school employees valid May 29 through June 28, 2007. With school employment ID, rates are $20.00 plus tax and guests receive 50% off general admission (General admission: $54.95 for adults / $34.95 for children - ages 3-12). Advance reservation and prepayment is required. Mention special code: 811 when calling. Call 1-888-WE-JOUST or 407-396-1518 for reservations.
Free 12 Month Educator Passes to Sea World (Orlando)
The Florida Teacher Study Pass provides unlimited admission to SeaWorld for full-time, classroom (K-12) teachers from August to August of each school year. In order to receive your pass, simply present a copy of your Florida Teacher Certificate, a photo ID, and a recent paycheck stub to the Annual Pass Center at SeaWorld Orlando. Call 407-370-1386 for the most up-to-date information.
Free 12 Month Educator Passes to Kennedy Space Center (Orsino-45 min. NE of Orlando)
Discover first hand how a field trip can enrich every students education with the Educator Study Pass. Full-time Florida and Georgia educators receive a free Annual Pass to explore the Kennedy Space Center themselves. Educators can enjoy all the benefits of admission, visit the NASA Educator Resource Center to learn about educational programs and receive new classroom materials. Teachers can also tour NASAs launch headquarters, meet a real astronaut and watch exhilarating IMAX movies. To be eligible for an Educator's Study Pass, educators must possess a valid Florida or Georgia teacher certificate and be currently employed at an accredited school as a full-time K-12 classroom educator. To receive an Educator Study Pass, educators must present these items to the ticket agents located at the ticket plaza. Professional educators can visit the NASA Educator Resource Center (ERC) to receive information, copy NASA videotapes, reproduce software, slides and videotapes, and review lesson plans and other teaching materials. For details on available materials or to make an appointment, call the ERC at 321-867-4090
Tradewinds Island Resorts (St. Pete Beach)The TradeWinds Island Resorts was offering a free night on select dates to teachers. In less than 24-hours, the property booked 1,054 free nights, and have officially "sold out" of the free night offers. The TradeWinds Island Resort is now offering teachers a 40% savings Sunday thru Thursday. For more information, visit: www.JustLetGo.com/teach
Too bad WDW didn't offer some kind of pass discount or freebie! Espcially for Epcot ~ which could be an educational field trip for local students.
Ringling Museum of Art (Sarasota)
Offers a Free Educator Pass with completion of application and teacher ID and $5.00 admission for teachers with ID but no Educator Pass.
Orlando Museum of Art
Offers an individual annual educator pass to the Resource Center with Museum membership for $40. They also offer free Thursday afternoons for local residents, Residents of Orange, Seminole, Lake and Osceola counties receive free admission on Thursdays from 1 to 4 pm.
Florida Aquarium (Tampa)
See the Aquarium at your own pace to prepare for your field trip. Simply show proof of ID (current pay stub with teacher payroll code) at a ticket window for free admission. Family and friends are welcome but will be required to purchase their admission(s). Offer good during regular business hours. Teachers are counted in the chaperone total on field trip days.
Wet n Wild (Orlando)
From May 1 through December 1, 2007 Florida teachers will receive a reduced adult/child admission rate of $26.95 (excluding Memorial Day and the month of July). Print and present the promotional flyer to receive the discount
Medieval Times (Orlando)
Medieval Times offers a reduced admission rate for teachers and school employees valid May 29 through June 28, 2007. With school employment ID, rates are $20.00 plus tax and guests receive 50% off general admission (General admission: $54.95 for adults / $34.95 for children - ages 3-12). Advance reservation and prepayment is required. Mention special code: 811 when calling. Call 1-888-WE-JOUST or 407-396-1518 for reservations.
Free 12 Month Educator Passes to Sea World (Orlando)
The Florida Teacher Study Pass provides unlimited admission to SeaWorld for full-time, classroom (K-12) teachers from August to August of each school year. In order to receive your pass, simply present a copy of your Florida Teacher Certificate, a photo ID, and a recent paycheck stub to the Annual Pass Center at SeaWorld Orlando. Call 407-370-1386 for the most up-to-date information.
Free 12 Month Educator Passes to Kennedy Space Center (Orsino-45 min. NE of Orlando)
Discover first hand how a field trip can enrich every students education with the Educator Study Pass. Full-time Florida and Georgia educators receive a free Annual Pass to explore the Kennedy Space Center themselves. Educators can enjoy all the benefits of admission, visit the NASA Educator Resource Center to learn about educational programs and receive new classroom materials. Teachers can also tour NASAs launch headquarters, meet a real astronaut and watch exhilarating IMAX movies. To be eligible for an Educator's Study Pass, educators must possess a valid Florida or Georgia teacher certificate and be currently employed at an accredited school as a full-time K-12 classroom educator. To receive an Educator Study Pass, educators must present these items to the ticket agents located at the ticket plaza. Professional educators can visit the NASA Educator Resource Center (ERC) to receive information, copy NASA videotapes, reproduce software, slides and videotapes, and review lesson plans and other teaching materials. For details on available materials or to make an appointment, call the ERC at 321-867-4090
Tradewinds Island Resorts (St. Pete Beach)The TradeWinds Island Resorts was offering a free night on select dates to teachers. In less than 24-hours, the property booked 1,054 free nights, and have officially "sold out" of the free night offers. The TradeWinds Island Resort is now offering teachers a 40% savings Sunday thru Thursday. For more information, visit: www.JustLetGo.com/teach
Too bad WDW didn't offer some kind of pass discount or freebie! Espcially for Epcot ~ which could be an educational field trip for local students.
