Philly friends - franklin institute tix @ mcdonalds?

[3angelsmom]

Planning a trip to see the titanic exhibit @ the Franklin institute. DH thought he heard on the radio that McDonald's (a partner of the exhibit) had $20 off coupons but I don't see anything on the website. This sounds too good to be true as an adult ticket is $29 but thought I'd check if anyone else knows about this.

 

[Fire14]

I can't speak to specifics but a lot of times you get slip in bag, or sitting on counter in local fast food joints that will save you so much. I know Wendy's and our Zoo are famous for offering save 3.00 on admission with this coupon.

 

[3angelsmom]

Thanks. Even though we get the Philly radio stations, we're not local so wanted to see if anyone could confirm this deal. Oh, well, maybe we'll just stop at McDonald's for lunch beforehand in case they have coupons sitting out like you said.

 

[amcnj]

Mc Donalds had a promotional code for $5 off per ticket. I guess maybe it is good for up to four tickets and thus $20. Unless there is another offer too. I'll see if I can locate the code. It was on one of those paper tray liners.

 

[msammon]

If you plan on going more than once in a year, buy a membership there. Their membership rates are actually low, part counts as a cheritable donation, and most levels include a visitor pass. It's a great place to take the kids on a old or rainy day!

 

[pocomom]

If you plan on going more than once in a year, buy a membership there. Their membership rates are actually low, part counts as a cheritable donation, and most levels include a visitor pass. It's a great place to take the kids on a old or rainy day!

And I think they have a recprical agreement with other museums- one of our children's museum memberships saved us more than the cost of it ,when we took a trip and used it to get into the Children's Museum in Boston.

 

[disneymarie]

If you plan on going more than once in a year, buy a membership there. Their membership rates are actually low, part counts as a cheritable donation, and most levels include a visitor pass. It's a great place to take the kids on a old or rainy day!

The membership works for free parking, that is a great saving and other zoos too. We parked and were reimbursed hen making thhe purchase for the parking.
We would buy the package for parent child and guest, use it over the two years. Also, it worked if I recall we were at be Hershy zoo.

 

[FranklinInstitute]

Yes! The Franklin Institute and McDonald's are offering discount coupons for Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition. Simply visit a participating McDonald's and pick up a coupon for $5 off up to 4 tickets ($20 savings) to the Titanic exhibit.
Please give us a call with additional questions, 215-448-1200.

 

[gijim217]

I have the coupon from McDonalds and the code: TIMCD does not work...very disappointed!