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. FYI, Children 6 and under get free admission.
When you go, be sure to check out the new James Bond themed exhibit, “Exquisitely Evil.”
EXQUISITELY EVIL: 50 YEARS OF BOND VILLAINS — “You can meet Bond’s villains, discover their evil schemes and see their exotic lairs and weapons in this special exhibit commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Bond films…” –International Spy Museum
DEAL 1: International Spy Museum Discount Tickets now 42% Off — $12 (reg. $21.15) plus $4.50 fees. Get tickets online after free email sign up with the deal souce for D.C. Also from this ticket source: Spy in the City Interactive Spy Museum Experience $8 (reg. $15.85). More Info & Tickets.
DEAL 2: International Spy Museum Discount Tickets $18.50 including fees (reg. $21.15) with Coupon Code DCSY1. This online ticket source shows the ticket price at $19.50, a savings of $1.65. But with our exclusive coupon code at checkout, you get an extra $1 off for a total savings of $2.65 off per adult ticket. Tickets for children ages 7-17 years old are $14.79 (including all taxes and fees) from this source.
OTHER WAYS TO SAVE: 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 can provide a combined value of more than $500 in admission fees, depending on how much you use it. 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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Yes. Put “spy” in the search box to pull up both International Spy Museum deals from this source. This deal source has tickets now (I just checked), but they often change the page when they have to restock, and then the link defaults to their featured deal of the day. Annoying, I know, but what can you do. Hope you find it and get tickets because it’s an amazing museum.
I’m trying to link to the tickets in DEAL #1 but keep getting sent to a page to see the jacksons unity tour. Any secret ways to get to that page with the discount tickets for the museum? thanks
For the Spy Museum tickets, Deal 2 offers a print at home e-ticket. Deal 1 requires pick-up at the will-call area. There’s also another source for International Spy Museum e-tickets not listed because it doesn’t offer a discount, but might be an option.
i want to print my tickets at home. is that possible? (to avoid waiting on Will Call line)
Carol — Yes, the discount tickets for International Spy Museum are available for you to pick up at the venue. Makes it pretty easy, doesn’t it.
Can you buy and pick them up at “will call” at the spy museum?
Seriously, all you have to do is follow the link above and you’ll be taken to the correct site. If you tried to type the link in yourself, you might have been taken to the wrong site. But I can assure you, Goldstar is a legitimate ticket source. In fact, they’re amazing. People who would love to go out more without breaking the bank just love it. I guess it’s a well kept secret if you haven’t heard of them before.
For anyone else, here’s our sign up link to Goldstar.
http://savvycities.com/discount-ticket-signup/
I tried signing up for the Goldstar service and they didn’t have any tickets for any events whatsoever. Is it even a real site? Or is it just a way of collecting e-mail addresses for a spam company?
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.