Miami welcomes the return of its Attractions & Museums Months this spring, highlighting the city’s top cultural institutions, outdoor attractions and hidden gems. This two-month program gives visitors the chance to both discover Miami’s art and cultural heritage and snag great discounts, deals and perks.
Miami City Ballet © Provided by the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau
What can you expect this spring?
Get 15 percent off tickets to Miami City Ballet’s world premiere of Carmen, or receive a free small popcorn when you book a ticket at Coral Gables Art Cinema. BOGO tickets await at Jerry Herman Ring Theatre to see the award-winning Seussical: The Musical.
Everglades Alligator Farm © Provided by the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau
Outdoor lovers won’t want to miss a trip to Zoo Miami, the largest zoo in Florida and fifth-largest in the country. This spring, enjoy 50 percent off general admission. If you’re traveling with kids, receive a free children’s ticket with the purchase of an adult ticket at Jungle Island. Snag a BOGO deal at Everglades Alligator Farm and come face-to-face with more than 2,000 alligators.
Miami’s many museums also take part in the program. Stop by Museum of Graffiti, the world’s first museum dedicated to graffiti, and receive 50 percent off general admission. Experience eye-tricking exhibits at Paradox Museum Miami with 20 percent off weekday tickets. Get $5 off Explorer Ticket admission passes to Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science.
Treetop Trekking Miami © Provided by the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau
Thrillseekers can save 20 percent off single-day tickets to Hard Rock Stadium to witness Formula One Miami when booked between May 2 and 4. Treetop Trekking Miami, South Florida’s only aerial adventure park, offers 25 percent off weekday admission, while Thriller Miami Speedboat Adventures takes $5 off tickets.
The program (and deals) runs through May 31.
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