SPECIAL OFFERS FOR MEMBERS

MAMMOTH MEMBERSHIP DEAL
For a limited time, Anchorage Museum members can enjoy free admission to the University of Alaska Museum of the North in Fairbanks and vice versa.

The Anchorage Museum’s Mammoths and Mastodons: Titans of the Ice Age exhibition features 15 woolly mammoth fossils discovered in Alaska, including a hair sample and an intact woolly mammoth skull found near Fairbanks. The majority of these Alaska fossils are teeth and tusks on loan from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, which owns more than 13,000 Ice Age mammal specimens.

To obtain reciprocal general admission, you must present your current Anchorage Museum membership card when purchasing admission tickets at the Museum of the North. This reciprocity deal expires Oct. 9, the day Mammoths and Mastodons closes.

The University of Alaska Museum of the North collects, researches, and educates people about objects from Alaska and the circumpolar North. Its collections of 1.4 million artifacts and specimens span the fields of archaeology, earth science, zoology, ethnology, history and fine arts. Learn more at www.uaf.edu/museum.

SCIENCE CENTER SUPER TICKET
Members receive free admission to museums worldwide
Some good news for science buffs: Anchorage Museum members receive free general admission to about 300 science and technology museums in the Lower 48 and around the world.

Members enjoy this special benefit through the Association of Science-Technology Centers’ (ASTC) Passport Program. National museums participating in this program include the Pacific Science Center in Seattle, Lied Discovery Children's Museum in Las Vegas and the San Diego Natural History Museum.

International venues include the National Museum of Science and Industry in London and Science World British Columbia in Vancouver.

To obtain reciprocal admission, show your Anchorage Museum membership card when purchasing admission tickets at participating museums. Please note this benefit is limited to general admission. Fees for IMAX movies, premium exhibits and planetarium shows still apply.

Go to www.astc.org for more information about the ASTC Passport Program, including a searchable list of participating museums and science centers.