Have a blast with the Kids this Summer!
Saving money while ensuring a fun-filled summer with your kids can be achieved with some creativity and planning.
Georgia residents can also take advantage of both national and local discounts with your Georgia EBT card. Before visiting, it's always a good idea to check the specific website or call ahead to confirm the details of free or discounted admission days, as they can change.
Here are some budget-friendly ideas to consider. By mixing and matching these activities, you can ensure a diverse and enjoyable summer without breaking the bank.
Amazon Prime-More than 50 off an Amazon Prime Membership.
Museums- Reduced or free admissions.
Children's Museum of Atlanta:
Discount: Admission is $3 per person for EBT cardholders.
Details: Offers hands-on exhibits and activities designed for young children.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History (Atlanta):
Discount: $3 per person with an EBT card.
Details: Features exhibits on natural history, dinosaurs, and science.
Tellus Science Museum (Cartersville):
Discount: Admission is $3 per person for EBT cardholders.
Details: Includes exhibits on fossils, minerals, and transportation.
The Columbus Museum:
Free Admission: Offers free admission to all visitors.
Details: Focuses on American art and regional history.
Museum of Arts and Sciences (Macon):
Discount: Reduced admission for EBT cardholders.
Details: Features art, science, and natural history exhibits.
Georgia Museum of Art (Athens): Always free admission. This museum offers a variety of exhibitions and educational programs for all ages.
Aquariums and Zoos-Reduced or free admissions.
Zoo Atlanta:
Discount: Admission is $3 per person for EBT cardholders.
Details: Home to a wide variety of animals and educational programs.
Georgia Aquarium (Atlanta):
Discount: Admission is $10 per person for EBT cardholders.
Details: One of the largest aquariums in the world, featuring marine life from around the globe.
Chattahoochee Nature Center (Roswell):
Discount: Reduced admission for EBT cardholders.
Details: Offers trails, wildlife programs, and interactive exhibits focusing on the local ecosystem.
Theatre & Music Festivals-Coupons & discounts offered from varies retailers.
Cell Phone Plans- the Federal Lifeline program offers free or discounted home & cell sevice.
Home Internet Service-Discounted through the Federal Lifeline program.
Farmers Markets-Double your EBT cash at the farmer's markets.
Library Passes: Many public libraries in Georgia offer free or discounted passes to local attractions. For example, the Georgia Public Library Service partners with several museums and zoos to provide free family passes that can be checked out with a library card.
Membership Programs: Consider membership programs that offer unlimited visits for a year. These can be cost-effective if you plan to visit multiple times.
Special Programs: Look for special programs like Museums on Us by Bank of America, which offers free admission to cardholders on the first full weekend of each month at participating museums.
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