The International Spy Museum, in Washington, DC, is the only public museum in the United States that’s all about espionage. Get your secret identity at the door and test your spy savvy throughout the museum’s themed areas and activities.
But first, sleuth out where in the world you can find a great deal on tickets to the museum. See the clues below the blurb, then head over to the International Spy Museum for a fully interactive experience.
“Track today’s satellite technology back to its first stirrings. Photography and flight were both evolving–and a camera-carrying pigeon became a decorated World War I “veteran.” Learn about the earliest codes–who created them and who broke them. Meet the Sisterhood of Spies, a select few of the many women who were capable and unsuspected agents from the U.S. Civil War through the first decades of the 20th Century. Track the evolution of Russian spying …”
DEAL 1: International Spy Museum Discount Tickets now 52% Off – $10 (reg. $21.15). Get tickets online via Goldstar (after free email sign up for D.C.).
DEAL 2: If you can’t find the dates you want with deal 1, you’ll find more options online here for a bit more – Adult (ages 12-64) $18; Senior (ages 65+) $17; Child (ages 5-11) $15.
DEAL 3: The Washington DC Power Pass includes admission to the International Spy Museum, along with the Crime and Punishment Museum, The Newseum, and more than 20 DC attractions and tours. The DC Power Pass offers a combined value of more than $500 in admission fees. One, two, three, and five day Passes are available.
WHERE: International Spy Museum, 800 F Street, NW Washington, DC 20004. [Location & Map]
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Good news! More discount tickets (52% off) to the International Spy Museum in Washington D.C. are now available from the half price ticket source featured here on SavvyCities.com, so you can get the number of tickets you wanted if you act soon before they’re gone. I hope all your teachers and students have a wonderful time!
Carmen, I don’t know the answer to your question, but I will forward your question to someone who may be able to help.
I am taking a group of 53 students and 6 teachers including me, Iwould like to visit the Museum on April 25
And have the 52% offered. Is it possible?
Please anwer asap.