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Groups of 25 or more receive reduced museum admission at $10 per person for guests above third grade. Confirm the count before purchasing through official group ticketing. A 50% nonrefundable deposit is required to confirm the group visit. Groups enter in waves of up to 50 guests about every 15 minutes due to capacity. Self-guided galleries take approximately 90 minutes; separately requested guides/historian debriefs are not claimed included. School field trips are September–May, booked by a K–12 administrator or educator; booking 30 days ahead is recommended. School grades 3 and under enter free. Adult accompaniment is required at all times; ratios are one chaperone per eight students in grades 4–12 and one per six children in grades 3 and under. Free car/bus parking is behind the museum off 15th Street North. Visits Tuesday–Saturday 10 a.m.–5 p.m., last entry 4 p.m.; closed Sunday/Monday. Only cleared small transparent bags enter galleries; larger bags require rented lockers, whose charge is unpublished.

School/student guided group tour costs $8 per student and $8 per chaperone; teachers enter free. Includes park grounds, Vulcan Center Museum and guided experience, with an observation-tower visit normally at the end, weather permitting. Reserve through the official tour request at least three weeks in advance; first-come bookings. Guided tours are Monday–Friday year-round and can start at 9:30 a.m.; maximum 60 participants including adults per time slot. Published chaperone policy requires at least one and no more than three adults per ten students. Tower access can close for unsafe weather. Self-guided student option is $7 per student/chaperone, with teachers free, consolidated as the same educational group program. Mine/trail add-ons and food are not claimed included. Grant-assisted Title I admission depends on limited funding/application and is not guaranteed. Museum-store access does not include purchases. Request confirmation through the official form; unpublished codes and calendar expiry remain blank.

Groups of 10 or more receive $1 off daily adult admission with an advance reservation and a single payment for the group.

The Museums for All program provides free admission for up to four people presenting a SNAP EBT card. The page directs visitors to the ticket booth for this discount.

AAA members receive 20% off general admission for the cardholder and one guest. Purchase at the ticket booth; no code or online redemption terms are published.

Military admission is $6 plus tax compared with the listed $8 plus tax adult rate. The inspected ticket page does not specify documentation or purchase conditions; ask at the ticket booth.

Buy two tickets for $49.98 total and receive two additional tickets free. All four can be used in one visit or spread across multiple visits within 45 days of purchase. Includes 20% off food and drinks. The page lists a regular 120-minute ticket at $24.99 each.

Eligible guests whose Basic Play, Elite, Extra Play Monthly or Extra Play Annual membership was cancelled or lapsed at least 30 days before offer may get $5 off the first month of a new membership. Redemption requires the discount code received by email or SMS and online purchase at Sky Zone Birmingham. Cannot be combined or used to reactivate a prior membership; offer may change or end without notice.

Groups of 15 or more with advance reservations can save. Published group rates per person: Adventure Hall $14 adults (13–64), $10 children (2–12), $13 seniors (65+); IMAX $10/$9/$9; Combo $19/$15/$18. Reservation is required in advance; the page does not list standard single-admission prices for comparison.

A member may purchase up to six discounted non-member guest tickets using the 25% member discount. Member admission itself is free with membership card and photo ID. Zoo discounts cannot be combined with additional coupons, specials or offers.

Alabama residents currently receiving SNAP can buy daytime general-admission tickets for $11 per adult or $8 per child ages 2–12. Valid ID and a signed EBT (Blue) card in the beneficiary’s name are required; P-EBT/Summer EBT is not accepted. Onsite purchase only, up to four discounted tickets per day. Not combinable with other offers.

Military (active, retired, veteran or reserve, including spouses/dependents), first responders and college students can buy admission at the listed $20 rate. Military/first-responder/student ID is required as specified and tickets must be purchased onsite. General adult admission is $24. Zoo discounts cannot be combined with other coupons, specials or offers.

Sunday admission to Roll Call is pay-what-you-wish; the museum’s ticket listing shows the Sunday price as free. Exhibition runs September 26, 2026–January 17, 2027.

BMA members receive 50% off tickets to Roll Call: Two Hundred Years of Black American Art, on view September 26, 2026–January 17, 2027. The page lists adult member tickets at $9.85 vs $19.71 non-member; log in with the email tied to the membership for benefits to apply.

Groups of at least 10 receive 20% off adult tickets to Roll Call: Two Hundred Years of Black American Art. Exhibition runs September 26, 2026–January 17, 2027. The page directs group visits to the museum’s group-tour details.

Eligible full-time K–12 teachers, university faculty/staff, active military, veterans and first responders receive 25% off Masterworks concert tickets. Two tickets per person per qualifying performance. Available before the concert, subject to availability, not valid on previously purchased tickets. Call the Alys Stephens Center Box Office and show required employment/service identification.